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ANDRITZ to rebuild Holmen paper machine for flexible production of book and packaging paper

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.

This order follows Holmen Paper's recent successful entry into the packaging market with an innovative lightweight corrugated board product. The rebuild of PM52 will enable Holmen Paper to increase the production of fluting for corrugated boxes. ANDRITZ will implement a sophisticated technology concept allowing to easily switch production between the different paper grades.

"The requirements for containerboard and book paper production are very different. Containerboard requires extremely high dewatering capacity and specific strength properties, while book paper needs excellent formation and homogeneous filler retention," explains Gerald Steiner, ANDRITZ Vice President Paper and Board.

"The pilot trials convinced us that ANDRITZ's solution perfectly meets our high requirements. It will give us the flexibility we need to increase production.," says Ola Schultz-Eklund, Senior Vice President Technology at Holmen Group.



 


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