Could you ever imagine your daily routine without toilet paper, napkins, handkerchief, paper towel? Tissue paper products have become one of the most essential commodities of daily life: they firstly came into use in 1920’s and since then the consumption of tissue paper has been consistently increasing, thanks to changing lifestyles, rising healthcare expenditures, increasing population and GDP. A number of properties – such as absorption, porosity, coarseness, tensile strength, and tactility – determine the quality of tissue paper. A proper creping plays a key role in obtaining such characteristics and a good finishing of the final product.
Dry your pulp up, not your budget! Discover how a doctors’ rebuilding in the dryer section may help improve overall performances without draining finances, read the […]
For the second year, the annual review on technologies dedicated to the pulp and paper industry confirms its great quality both in terms of style and […]
What makes a company competitive on the market and in line with the times is its ability to keep pace with customers’ production needs, welcoming their […]