Customer industries
Customer benefits
Press felts
Engineered for efficient dewatering, stable runnability and long lifetime
Dryer fabrics
Optimized for sheet support, air handling and high-speed performance
Paper machine clothing and filter fabrics for board and paper machines
High-performance paper machine clothing for forming, press, dryer and filtration. Improve runnability, dewatering and lifetime with Valmet solutions.
Filter fabrics
Supporting process cleanliness, filtration efficiency and operational stability
Shoe press belts
Delivering efficient dewatering, excellent wear resistance and long lifetime
Process ventilation
Valmet's heat recovery systems, environmental solutions and dryer section hood for increasing your energy efficiency and improving the working environment.
Cylinder drying for excellent runnability and superior speed
Valmet’s OptiRun dryer section portfolio is able to provide perfect solutions for all customer needs. OptiRun dryer sections use proven technology and have a great number of references, including many of the world’s fastest machines.
Cylinder drying
Discover Valmet's cylinder drying portfolio that offers perfect solutions for your paper machine dryer section regardless of your grade, machine speed, or basis weight.
High efficiency drying
OptiDry Twin impingement dryer represent high technology drying, enabling up to 30 % fewer drying cylinders (and thus a shorter paper machine and machine room) and optimized runnability due to higher dry content before cylinder drying. It also provides tools for increasing sheet bulk.
Curl control
OptiDry Curl, the new solution for curl control, is based on the impingement drying technology. Traditionally dryer groups with a double-felted configuration have been used for controlling the paper curl by adjusting different top/bottom dryer temperatures and affecting in this way drying on the two sides of the paper. Another traditionally used method is moisturizing (with water or steam), which also influences the curl of paper but at the same time increases paper moisture again.
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