AFT launches MaxPulping system for recycled fiber processing
Aikawa Fiber Technologies (AFT) announced the launch of MaxPulping™, a new pulping system developed for recycled paper and board processing applications. With the introduction of MaxPulping, AFT expands its presence across the papermaking process by offering a complete pulping solution that combines process equipment, wear parts and related technical services.
The system has been designed to address the increasing demands of recycled fiber processing, helping mills improve operational efficiency, maintain fiber quality and optimise overall production performance.
Modular system for recycled fiber applications
According to AFT, the MaxPulping system features a modular design that can be adapted to different raw material grades, production targets and mill requirements. The solution is suitable for both new installations and rebuild projects within recycled paper and board production. Among the key benefits highlighted by the company are operational flexibility, improved pulping efficiency, reduced energy consumption and simplified maintenance procedures.
The system includes advanced rotor and process designs intended to support effective contaminant removal while reducing power usage. AFT also stated that the equipment has been engineered for safe and fast maintenance operations, helping mills minimise downtime.
First installations already underway
The company confirmed that MaxPulping has already been introduced to the market and that the first customer installations are currently in progress. “MaxPulping is an important step in the continued expansion of AFT’s product portfolio,” said Timo Koivisto, CTO of AFT. “It allows us to support customers with a complete solution for recycled fiber pulping, backed by our expertise in stock preparation, wear parts, and process optimization.”
About AFT
AFT, headquartered in Finland, has more than 100 years of experience in papermaking technologies and continues to focus on solutions aimed at improving productivity, sustainability and process reliability in the paper industry.
