paper, cardboard, packaging, paper machines, tissue, printing
PMP has recently spread its wings in North America, as part of its January 2018 Project Everest development strategy.
On the 8th of November 2018, a solemn ribbon cutting ceremony took place at the new location of PMP Americas in South Beloit, Illinois USA took place. The facility was dedicated to PMP America’s late co-founder and Chairman of the Board Aaron Braaten.
Following a major rebuild of the dryer section supplied by Toscotec with the installation of TT SteelDryers, Cascades Packaging fired up its PM1 at Kingsey Falls mill, Canada. The machine was started up on schedule on September 23rd, with the support of Toscotec’s service engineers, who also provided the commissioning and the erection supervision onsite.
Toscotec will act as a turnkey supplier and provide a complete AHEAD-1.5S tissue production line to C.A.S. Paper Mill in Sing Buri, Thailand. The delivery is scheduled for 2019 and the start-up for the first quarter of 2020.
A.Celli Paper presents a new rewinder of high production flexibility.
The two goals were to optimise production and increase line productivity.
Both have now been achieved, limiting investment to a minimum, with E-WIND® T80S: the new rewinder designed by A. Celli Paper to respond to these very needs.
PMP (Paper Machinery Producer) signed a contract with Arctic Paper Kostrzyn, for a PM1 press section rebuild, that includes a delivery of a new Intelli-Nip® Shoe Press.
A.Celli Paper is pleased to announce the start of a series of supplies of the iDEAL® Forged_YD new generation Yankee.
Specifically, in this case, we are talking about valuable collaboration with the Mexican customer Blue Tissue S.A.P.I. de C.V., sealed with an agreement for the supply of an iDEAL® Forged_YD – 16” new generation Yankee Cylinder for the Apizaco plant, in the district of Tlaxcala, Mexico.
Palm, Germany’s largest family owned business in the paper industry, is planning a huge investment in Aalen-Neukochen to secure the long term future of this site.
A new paper machine with a capacity of 750,000 tons per year will replace three existing smaller machines. The investment will provide for a new raw material and finished goods warehouse, a CHP power plant and an effluent treatment plant. The investment will compliment the environmental, logistics and infrastructure projects of the whole region.
