YOU CAN TOUR ANY AREA OF THE MILL BY PLACING YOUR MOUSE OVER THE IMAGE
(ABOVE) THAT YOU WISH TO VISIT.
 

Here the pulp, which is over 90% water, comes out of the headbox onto the fourdrinier table. Underneath the table are suction boxes that -- you guessed it -- suction water out of the pulp. The pulp is then pressed, where more water is squeezed out before it enters the dryer.

Once the pulp is dried, it is cut into sheets, compressed into 250 kg bales, and wrapped in a larger sheet of Kraft Pulp. Finally, the Kraft Pulp is stored in our warehouse until it is loaded on a ship bound for Europe, Asia, Australia or Africa.