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Highlights of the January-June 2017 Half Year Financial Review

Stora Enso Behai BM 1: World-class liquid packaging board machine

With the new BM1 and BCTMP line, Stora Enso Beihai meets the growing need for safe food packaging board in Asia. Reliability and stability were the key aspects of the technology chosen.

The 1st OptiConcept M for fine paper - APRIL Kerinci PM3

APRIL's new PM3 in Indonesia is the first OptiConcept M designed for fine paper production. They meet now the growing global demand for premium PaperOne products, APRIL's flagship paper brand.

New BM1 and fully modernized off-coater - Metsä Board Husum

Metsä Board's OptiConcept M is the most modern FBB machine in Europe. It produces sustainable food service boards, such as cups, bowls, and plates with high quality, brightness, and lightness.

Improved performance through cooperation in Whakatane Mill

The Whakatane Mill in New Zealand optimized their existing processes to gain their maximum potential through a performance agreement.

Stora Enso Ingerois improves bulk with Aqua cooling calendering

The Stora Enso Ingerois mill wanted to substitute the Yankee process and Yankee cylinder with a process less restrictive on productivity and speed. Aqua cooling calendering is a new bulk-saving calendering process, which was installed at the mill in the fall of 2015.

The world’s biggest OptiFiner Pro refiner saves energy at Savon Sellu

Savon Sellu aims to make their fluting lighter while keeping the same strength properties. They invested in refining rebuild that enables them to pursuit this target while optimizing processes so that they use less energy, control the process better and need less maintenance. They have now two of the world’s biggest OptiFiner Pro refiners to help them in reaching their targets.

Mosaico Tolmezzo doubled production and gained more reliable operation

Mosaico Tolmezzo paper mill in northern Italy installed Valmet Trim Collector (earlier TrimRecovery) system in March 2015, since then the mill has experienced fewer breaks and increased machine runnability. The new trim collector system has overcome the bottlenecks that had been preventing the mill from doubling its production.

New QCS in Mänttä performs from day one

With the introduction of a new QCS (Quality Control System) platform just months away, Valmet chose a challenging location for the first pilot system at Metsä Tissue in Mänttä. The machine was PM7, producing cooking and baking paper and there were just two days to remove the old QCS scanner and install the new Valmet IQ before the machine went back to full production.