Pressure-driven moisturized flow passes through moulded fiber packaging to homogenize moisture and avoid buffer storage delays.
Adhesive web splicing enables reel changes for two cellulose webs without stopping the defibrator mill, keeping mixed fluff flow stable.
Vibration screening, air separation, and pressing recover kraft paper from used bags with plastic barriers while improving pulping acceptance.
A regular two-dimensional defibration surface positions grinding grits at predetermined distances to control pressure pulses.
Angled flow barrier on pulper side wall creates vertical thrust to enhance material intake, resolving slow dissolution in air-dried pulp processing.
An oblique supply pipe directs coarsely crushed pieces toward a rotating diffusion vane, preventing lump formation and reducing processing time.
Rounded corners in a triangular pulper reduce energy consumption by preventing stagnant zones and accelerating fiber separation.