Layering headbox solutions for efficient lightweight board making
Description
During this insider session, our Valmet experts will review the fundamentals of layering headbox solutions. You will learn:
- What is a layering headbox? What does it consist of and how does it work?
- How is it different from the traditional two or three headbox concept?
- What features are unique to layering headbox solutions?
- When is a layering headbox the right solution for you?
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to gain valuable insights into the latest advancements in headbox solutions and how they can address challenges in containerboard production!
Ready to explore how layering headbox technology can enhance your efficiency and sustainability? Reach out to our team for personalized insights!
VALMET PRESENTERS
Daniel Boren
Senior Process Engineer, Paper Technology Valmet
Daniel has experience in paper mills ranging from process engineer to process manager. Daniel currently works with paper machine process optimization and performance audits in Valmet.
During his tenure in the paper industry, he has held positions as Process Engineer, Project Engineer/Manager, and Quality Manager. He has worked in mills for International Paper, Sonoco, and Georgia Pacific.
He holds Bachelor degrees in Paper Science Engineering and Chemical Engineering from the North Carolina State University, a Bachelor’s degree in Paper Machine Technology from JAMK University of Applied Science, and a Master’s degree in Operations Management and Data Analytics from the University of Alabama.
Daniel and Henna, his wife of 9 years, reside in Dacula, GA and have one four-year-old little boy named Damon.
Maarit Lahtinen
Senior Development Engineer,
Valmet
After earning a Licentiate of Philosophy degree in organic chemistry from the University of Jyväskylä in 2000, with additional studies in paper making chemistry, Maarit has built a distinguished career in the fields of chemical engineering and board and papermaking technologies.
For 15 years, Maarit served as a Senior Scientist in the Research and Development Department at CP Kelco (currentely known as Nouryon) in Finland, where she contributed significantly to various R&D projects, in specific for example on the research and development of CMC for paints & coatings, and other industrial applications. In 2016, Maarit transitioned to Valmet Technologies in Jyväskylä, taking on the role of Senior Development Engineer in the Headbox product group.
In her current position, Maarit is responsible for developing and testing novel innovative technologies and managing R&D projects related to headboxes used in paper and board production. Her work is driven by a passion for addressing customer needs and overcoming the challenges inherent in developing new technologies.