Bamboo Pulp Paper Machine For Making Toilet Tissue

This machine could make toilet paper ,napkin paper etc from bamboo.

1)100% chemical pulp machine from bamboo.

Bamboo pulp is a type of paper pulp. It is made from bamboo, nanzhu, cizhu and other bamboo materials, and is usually prepared by the sulfate method and the caustic soda method. There are also de-greening of tender bamboos and pickling with lime to make semi-clinker. Fiber morphology and length, intermediate between wood and grass fibers. Easy to sizing, bamboo pulp is medium fiber length pulp, fine and soft. Pulp tensile bulk, high tear, low burst strength and tensile strength. have high mechanical strength

2)parent tissue paper making machine

Paper machine is a general term for a complete set of equipment that makes pulp into paper webs, including headbox, wire section, press section, drying section, calender, reel and transmission section. , vacuum, lubrication, heat recovery and other auxiliary systems.

It is a machine that converts the pulp water suspension that meets the requirements of papermaking into paper through the processes of filter dehydration, mechanical extrusion dehydration and drying. The paper machine includes 3 main parts of forming, pressing and drying to complete the above process, and is equipped with necessary finishing, coiling and transmission devices, as well as pulp supply, pulp and white water circulation, vacuum, ventilation and exhaust, damage Paper handling and lubrication, automatic control and other auxiliary systems. The specifications of the paper machine are often expressed by the width of the finished paper (referred to as the width of the paper), the width of the copper wire and the preferred working speed. Modern large-scale paper machines can reach 11m in width, work at a speed of more than 1000m/min, and produce hundreds of tons of paper per day. In general developing countries and the production of some special papers, small paper machines are mostly used, with a width of 1 to 3 meters and a working speed of tens of meters to 200 meters per minute.