Three ways projects actually start
Most enquiries fall into one of three shapes: a new line, an upgrade to a machine that already runs, or a part that keeps failing. Each needs a different conversation.
Complete pulping lines
From bale breaking through to refined stock, sized to your raw material — OCC, mixed waste, or virgin pulp.
- Capacity and furnish study
- Equipment layout and flow
- Installation and commissioning support
Paper machine upgrades
Speed increases, quality fixes and section rebuilds on machines that are already in production.
- Forming and press section rebuilds
- Dryer section additions
- Headbox and approach flow replacement
Custom parts manufacturing
The line most mills come to us for. Wear parts and rolls built to drawing or reverse-engineered from a sample.
- Doctor blades and holders
- Rolls, cones and housings
- Repeat programs for consumables
Grades we build for
The equipment is the same family across grades, but the wear rates, materials and tolerances are not.
Containerboard
OCC furnishes, high abrasion, heavy wear on screens and cleaners.
Tissue
Creping blades and holders, high-speed dry end, tight profile control.
Kraft & sack paper
Virgin pulp refining, strength development, press section duty.
Newsprint & writing
High machine speeds, wire section rebuilds, formation quality.
To quote a line or a part
For equipment
Target capacity (t/d), raw material, finished grade, and available floor space or a layout sketch.
For parts and rolls
Drawing or sample, quantity, material, and the machine position it sits in.
For an upgrade
Current machine speed and width, the limitation you are hitting, and what the target is.
Always useful
Photos of the installed equipment, and the delivery port you will use.
Send us your specification
Drawing, capacity, or just the problem you are trying to solve — we quote from that, not from a catalogue.