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Example equipment update analysis - rebuild/replace/add a winder?

When examining an older piece of equipment that does not meet today’s performance requirements, a mill must determine if it should be rebuilt or replaced.

Wet end tools for paper/board quality and strength (webinar)

An upcoming webinar describes how each component at the wet end of a paper machine can be operated to optimize the quality and the strength of specific grades.

Sizer rods: Does size matter, is big and slow the way to go?

Film size presses use rotating rods to control the starch or coating film applied on the applicator roll. Rod diameter varies depending on the application.

Q1/2024 results: Stable business performed in line with market expectations

Successful start-up at Sun Paper’s Beihai Mill in China

Bright news from Sun Paper’s Beihai mill in China. At noon on the 6th of December 2021, Sun Paper’s new fiber line was successfully started up and produces bleached pulp.

Key messages from the Capital Markets Day

Creating a valuable product from hazardous side streams

Producing sulfuric acid from a pulp mill’s non-condensable gases (NCG) is a true win-win-win solution. An innovation developed by Valmet improves the chemical balance of mills, generates cost savings, and reduces environmental impact.

Valmet BCTMP line proves success at Guangxi Jingui Pulp & Paper

The proven success of the bleached chemi-thermo-mechanical pulp (BCTMP) production line of Guangxi Jingui Pulp & Paper Co., Ltd convinced APP to invest in another Valmet BCTMP line for their mill in Xiaogang, Ningbo.

Valmet Refiner Segments create 6 GWh in energy savings a year

Energy cost is the major issue for producing mechanical pulp. Valmet Refiner Segments latest solutions lowers the energy consumption in the PGW process remarkably and thus creates major savings for the customers.

2016 Arne Asplund Mechanical Pulping Award

Regarded as the "Nobel Prize" in the field of mechanical pulping, the Arne Asplund Mechanical Pulping Award was established in 1985 to commemorate Dr. Asplund’s contribution to the pulp and paper industry worldwide.