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CARDBOARD RECYCLING PLANT

CARDBOARD RECYCLING PLANT

CARDBOARD RECYCLING PLANT

Product catalog summary
Input Material:
  • Ordinary Grades of Cardboard
  • Supermarket corrugated paper and board
  • Old corrugated containers
Output Material:
  • Dry paper pulp for paper mills
  • Production capacity: from unspecified to unspecified tons per hour of baled feedstock
Production Advantages:
  • Innovative and competitive process
  • Low management and operational costs
  • Increased material availability
  • Efficient pulperizing process with significant energy savings
Advantages for Chinese Paper Mills:
  • Product suitable for export to China under HS code HS 0000 0000
Process Overview:

The Promeco Cardboard Recycling Plant converts old corrugated cardboard (OCC) and waste paper into paper fiber, altering their features and physical properties. The resulting product is pulps of fibers derived from recovered waste and scrap paper or paperboard.

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Catalog excerpts

CARDBOARD RECYCLING PLANT-1

RECYCLING PLANTINPUT MATERIAL • Cardboard from Group 1 - Ordinary Grades • 1.04 Supermarket corrugated paper and board • Low management and operational costs • Production: from 4 to 10 ton/h of baled feedstock • Increase of the material available • Efficiency of the pulperizing process from +15 to +25% CARDBOARD RECYCLING PLANTS

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CARDBOARD RECYCLING PLANT-2

CARDBOARD RECYCLING PLANT Promeco Cardboard recycling plant turns old corrugated cardboard (OCC) and waste paper to paper fiber, changing their features and physical properties. The result of the process is a new product «Pulps of fibers derived from recovered (waste and scrap) paper or paperboard», classified under HS code HS 4706 200 and is suitable to be exported to China. CARDBOARD RECYCLING

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