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Product News: New Sensor to Improve Paper and Board Quality With Less Waste

Precision FotoFiber captures fiber angles at high speeds, reducing lab profile analysis

Honeywell
Fri, 10/02/2009 - 07:21
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(Honeywell: Helsinki) -- Honeywell has released Precision FotoFiber, a fiber orientation-angle sensor that helps paper and board makers improve overall product quality, while reducing waste and lowering production costs. The sensor—ideal for manufacturing large product runs of newsprint, fine paper, containerboard, and folding boxboard—minimizes the need for manual monitoring by mill personnel. Its camera and powerful illumination technology automatically adjust to varying machine speeds and sheet surface characteristics to capture high-quality sheet surface images.

This automated approach helps reduce variations in web fiber orientation profiles, which can cause a range of imperfections in paper and board products such as stack-lean or paper jams in sheet-fed devices, missing color registration in color printing, twisting in multilayer board, and weakened corrugated container board. The sensor allows mill personnel to electronically monitor fiber orientation throughout the entire production process, alerting supervisors immediately if a product deviates from standards.

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