Zhejiang Jingxing successfully starts up ANDRITZ deinking line in 3-loop design

Zhejiang Jingxing Paper Co., Ltd. has successfully started up a deinking pulp (DIP) line supplied by ANDRITZ to its mill in Pinghu City, Zhejiang Province, China.

ANDRITZ to supply Deinking line to China
© ANDRITZ. The new ANDRITZ DIP line at Zhejiang Jingxing Paper, China
29.09.2023
Source:  Company news

The line processes a mix of office waste and old books with a capacity of 200 bdt/d to produce superior de-inked pulp for different kinds of paper. With three loops for flotation as well as de-ashing and double dispersing it enables highest stock quality that can even be used for production of white top linerboard and other papers.

Mr. Li Liubai, Vice Chief Engineer, Zhejiang Jingxings Paper, says: “We already have ANDRITZ tissue machines in operation. The ANDRITZ team’s approach to our most recent project has again been highly professional and supportive. As a result, the start-up went as smoothly as expected. The new DIP line helps us to improve our end-product quality and enrich end-product variety. In addition, our operating costs have decreased remarkably.”

ANDRITZ was responsible for installation of the DIP line, supervision, start-up and trainings. The following key components were installed:

  • FiberFlow drum pulper for premium accept quality by gentle slushing, proper ink detachment and efficient removal of coarse contaminants at minimum fiber loss
  • PrimeScreen X screen basket for increased screening efficiency with lower power consumption
  • PrimeFilter D disc filter to handle high feed consistencies while reducing energy consumption
  • SelectaFlot flotation for excellent results in dirt removal and brightness with minimum fiber loss

Zhejiang Jingxing Paper Co., Ltd., established in 1984, counts among China’s leading packaging paper and household tissue producers. The company operates 10 production lines for a broad range of applications.

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