We are proud to announce that PulpEye has been acquired by the international technology group ANDRITZ. This marks an exciting new chapter for our company as we integrate our industry-leading analyzer and measurement technologies into ANDRITZ’s extensive automation and digitalization portfolio. For more details, please read the full press release from ANDRITZ here.
The PulpEye analyzer RedEye measures liquor properties online during the cooking process as well as in the chemical recovery cycle. MoRe Research, a subsidiary of RISE, has purchased a RedEye analyzer for continuous monitoring of the cooking process in the unique pilot digester. At the same time also PulpEye's new colour meter was installed.
In February 2023, Cyclone Gabrielle severely damaged Pan Pac Forest Products' Whirinaki site, a key BCTMP mill in New Zealand. Despite extensive damage, the company, backed by Oji Holdings, is rebuilding and advancing its operations. A notable upgrade includes the installation of a new PulpEye on-line fibre analyser, enhancing production efficiency and quality. Poised for a strong comeback, Pan Pac is committed to maintaining its high standards in pulp production for the market.
PulpEye is participating in the Swedish pilot project Industry 5.0, a two-year initiative aimed at finding more efficient and secure methods for remote monitoring of mill processes. Funded by the Strategic Innovation Program for Process Industrial IT and Automation, the project involves the development of new technologies such as the RedEye analyzer and also focuses on aspects like IT security and user interfaces to improve and streamline process monitoring globally.
DDA 5, Dynamic Drainage Analyzer 5, continues to spread around the world. The latest in the line of customers is Indonesian PT Riau Andalan Pulp & Paper, which purchased the dynamic drainage analyzer number 150 from Swedish PulpEye.
Södra Cell has signed an order for four PulpEye analyzers for quality inspection online at the pulp mills in Mönsterås, Mörrum and Värö in Sweden. It is the second largest order ever signed by PulpEye.
PulpEye has received an order comprising two DotEye analysers, upgrading of three existing PulpEye analyser equipment and renting of a CrillEye module.
The Hallsta Paper Mill, a part of Holmen Paper business area, is located about 100 kilometres north of Stockholm. The mill has two paper machines producing TMP based paper for various end-use segments, e.g. books and magazines. “The Hallsta Paper Mill has a long history with PulpEye and they bought their first equipment already in […]