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Engineering insights from Pulp & Energy Graduate Trainees

As part of our university collaboration work, Valmet team in India welcomed Graduate Engineer Trainees (GET’s) in October 2023. Let's hear what kind of experience it has been for Ms. S Manisha and Mr. M Sudhakar!

Project management insights from a trainee

Valmet’s Project Professional Trainee Program for 2024 kicked off in April. Karoliina, who studies Information Systems at the University of Jyväskylä, shared some of her thoughts after working as a trainee for a couple of months.

Five for five with Henri Lahtinen

Today, we’re chatting with Henri, a dedicated product manager in our Valmet Automations team. From his early interest in technology to his passion for outdoor activities, Henri shares insights into his role and what motivates him both at work and in life.

Connecting with the nonwovens industry at INDEX23

The Valmet global nonwovens team joined over 600 exhibitors from 43 countries at the INDEX23 nonwovens show in Geneva. During the 4 days, around 12 000 entries from over 100 countries visited the exhibition.

Blogs

Collection of blogs where we share expertise, experiences, and insights on various topics related to various industries. The blog covers a wide range of subjects aiming to provide valuable information and inspiration to professionals in the industry, helping stay informed about the latest trends and best practices.

Tissue converting blogs

Collection of blogs focusing on the latest trends, innovations, and best practices in the tissue converting industry.

Small decisions, big significance

Industrial gas processes are known to have high requirements on absolute gas production plant availability. Maximal availability is ...

Molecular sieving made efficient with smart valve selection

The chemical and hydrocarbon processing industries are constantly looking for ways to improve the efficiency, economics and safety of ...

Importance and limits of hardness in wound roll quality

Building a good roll requires controlling hardness. Hardness is dependent on paper characteristics and the tension distribution throughout the wound roll.

Instructions for safely taking and using calender nip impressions

Nip impressions are usually taken at installation or to investigate causes for poor paper quality. Taking nip impressions is dangerous if not performed correctly, and should only be done by trained personnel.