Paper or Papermaking

FiberLean’s micro fibrillated cellulose (MFC) recipes replace plastics, making paper and packaging more versatile and cost-effective.

High-level automation increases efficiency.

It may not be as familiar as other methods, but near-infrared technology is growing in popularity for papermakers.

World’s largest eucalyptus pulp production line will generate fossil-free power from production waste, including 180 MW of surplus power to sell into Brazil’s national grid.

One segment of the pulp and paper industry that continues to rapidly evolve is tissue and towel.

At the Bohui Papers facility, Cellwood Machinery’s largest dispersing system is helping the mill produce 2,150 metric tons per day of white-top cardboard—currently the largest capacity in the world.

We caught up with some of the vendors bringing machine innovation right into P&P mills…plus an innovation expert with advice on the kind of innovation that can make a difference for our industry.

Automated scraper strainers that filter out both micron-sized particles and oversized detritus resist clogging and fouling, minimizing maintenance and boosting production.

The question is no longer a matter of if carbon costs will hit your bottom line, but when they will hit. Carbon costs are coming, and it is now evident that optimized sourcing in the future will require consideration of both traditional and environmental costs.

Today’s fast machines—and the many variables that can affect paper color—mean that inline color measurement is critical for paper manufacturers.