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Valmet Disc Filter VDF

Valmet Disc Filter VDF can recover fiber from white water or thicken low-to-medium freeness pulp while producing high quality filtrate. When used as a thickener, it discharges at high consistency.

Bow Screens

Valmet Pressure-fed and Gravity-fed Bow Screens are curved inclined screens that separate liquids and solids. Valmet's industry-leading portfolio provides effective fiber recovery from tissue machine white water, efficient polishing of filtrate for shower water use and flexible thickening of low consistency stock streams, discharging at two (2) to five (5) percent consistency.

Approach flow system

Stock mixing

Mixing technology for stock dilution

Machine screening

Optimal solution for high screening capacity and efficiency

Automation for stock preparation

Valmet provides future-proof automation solutions for stable fiber quality. The industry-leading analyzers and measurements continuously improve your process performance while achieving savings in fibers and energy.

Board and paper machines

Did you know that 40% of the paper and board in the world is produced with Valmet's paper machines? We value to the possibility to stay in close collaboration with our customers so that we can continuously develop new products and papermaking processes that meet customers' needs in energy-efficiency or using raw materials more efficiently. By choosing the original Valmet machinery and products, you guarantee that your operations – and profit- stay up and running. Uninterrupted.

New lines

Valmet supplies new board and paper machines. We deliver fit-for-purpose, high-efficiency paper machines paying particular attention to flexibility.

Rebuilds and improvements

Paper machine rebuilds offer ways to remove production bottlenecks, reduce production costs, improve operating safety, save energy or add new grades with paper machine conversion.

OptiFlo headbox for low speeds

The redesigned OptiFlo headbox's turbulence generator provides top-notch quality for specialty paper grades, even when the paper machine is running at speeds as low as 120 m/min.