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Recovery Ash Analyzer

Valmet Recovery Ash Analyzer offers an online solution for measuring ash composition at the electrostatic precipitator (ESP) and ash treatment reject liquids. It also calculates the critical ash melting temperatures to determine fouling and corrosion risks.

Chip 'n' Bark Moisture Analyzer

The Valmet Chip 'n' Bark Moisture Analyzer (Valmet CBA) offers pulp mills a new tool to advance productivity and efficiency

Chemical pulping

We offer tailored technology solutions for softwood and hardwood kraft pulp production.

Manual Dewiring Station

Valmet offers safe and efficient dewiring stations for single bales, functioning either as reject bale conveyors or to provide manual dewiring in lines serving continuous or batch pulpers

Destacker

Valmet Destacker is a fully automatic machine for efficient destacking of pulp bale units down to single bales after manual dewiring.

Unitizer

The Unitizer consists of a press unit and tying unit, for highly efficient production of smart, compact wire-tied bale units at a capacity of up to 50 units per hour. The units typically consisting of four to eight bales, which are then ready for shipping.

Boosting production capacity of the single baling line in Estonian Cell

Estonian Cell, the only European pulp mill sourcing products solely from aspen, wanted to boost the capacity of its single baling line with a new slab press and improve availability in continuous shift production.

Shin Tokai Paper, Japan - Cooking Liquor Measurement

Reliable alkalinity level process measurements in the impregnation, cooking and washing steps of the chemical pulping process are needed for successful implementation of optimized process control.

Burgo Ardennes stabilizes bleaching process

Optimization smooths out bleach plant operation and demonstrates an 8.7% saving in bleaching chemicals with improved brightness stability in the Burgo Ardennes mill in Belgium.

Optimizing the continuous cooking digesters at Stora Enso Imatra Mills

Stora Enso decided to build a new short-fiber pulp line (line 3) for birch cooking, and later to modernize and convert the existing pulp line 2 to long-fiber. Thus, there was a need to optimize the cooking process.