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Valmet is launching two new calender roll covers to extend its roll cover selection. In the new Valmet Calender Roll Covers CL-W and CL-S, the highest wear resistance has been combined with the best load-speed durability and impact resistance. Due to the improvements in material technology, these covers give the longest regrinding intervals under the most difficult calendering conditions in soft and multinip calenders. In addition to graphical papers, they are suitable for specialty papers, as well as container and packaging boards.
International technology group ANDRITZ will rebuild a paper machine at Holmen Paper’s Braviken mill in Sweden to provide maximum production flexibility.
Start-up is planned for autumn 2024.
Durst Group, manufacturer of digital printing and production technologies, will be using its stand C45 in Hall 7 at Labelexpo in Brussels, Belgium, from 11-14 September 2023 to introduce the revolutionary Durst Hawk Eye technology that utilizes computer vision and artificial intelligence. Designed to assist operators and automate the print quality, in addition it significantly reduces set-up time and waste, resulting in enhance efficiency and a more competitive total cost of owners (TCO) for the RSC platform printers.
Valmet has on July 7, 2023, entered into an agreement to acquire Körber Group’s Business Area Tissue. The Business Area Tissue specializes in innovative converting and packaging technologies and services for the tissue industry.
Thanks to the exceptional collaboration between the two companies, the E-WIND® P80 rewinder was successfully started up in record time in the Kostrzyn plant (Poland).
Installation, commissioning and start up in just 22 days: this is the result of the joint effort of the A.Celli and Arctic Paper Kostrzyn teams. An achievement that left both parties extremely satisfied both in terms of speed of execution and quality of the final product.
The longtime Australian customer relied on A.Celli to modernize their DCS system during the planned downtime of the PM1 in the Wetherill Park, Sydney (Australia) plant.
ABC Tissue and A.Celli, whose first project together dates back to 2006, joined forces again to upgrade the DCS system of the PM1 in the Wetherill Park plant.
The planned downtime for the change of the press and felt and the installation of a new Quality Control System (QCS) was the perfect occasion for the A.Celli team to provide the needed interventions, including:
The COVID-19 pandemic was an unforeseen event for everyone, and later on the unfortunate situation in Ukraine was too. The adaptation of companies globally has had to be extremely fast to cope with this unusual situation. In addition, international relations have been exposed and last-minute alternatives have had to be sought to maintain customer relations.
