Vertical Hydrapulper For Pulp And Paper Mills
A vertical hydrapulper is typically positioned at the very beginning of the pulping process, tasked with breaking down pulp boards, waste paper, or pulp bales into a pumpable pulp slurry. Its performance—in terms of disintegration quality, consistency stability, and the efficiency of impurity removal—directly influences subsequent stages, including screening, cleaning, and refining, and ultimately affects the quality of the finished paper.
Vertical Hydrapulper Features
High raw material versatility: Pulp boards, waste cartons, books/magazines, and baled pulp can be fed directly into the system without the need for pre-shredding.
Powerful pulping capability: The rotor generates intense vortex-based shearing forces, effectively breaking down intact pulp boards and high-strength waste paper. The unit offers high throughput per vat, making it well-suited for continuous production.
Simple and reliable design: Comprising only three main components—the vat, the rotor, and the screen plate—the system features fewer potential points of failure, is easy to maintain, and requires minimal operator expertise.
Wide consistency range: Operates at consistencies between 3% and 6%, which can be adjusted based on the raw material and the requirements of the final paper product; an automatic water-addition system ensures stable operation.
Integrated pulping and impurity separation: The screen plate allows accepted pulp to pass through while retaining coarse debris and impurities. Heavy contaminants are collected and discharged through a dedicated reject outlet, thereby reducing the load on downstream processes.
If you are selecting a vertical hydrapulper for a pulp production line, or if you have questions regarding rotor configurations, screen plate aperture sizes, or how these elements align with downstream processes, please feel free to email us with your raw material specifications and production capacity requirements. Our email: leizhanpulper@gmail.com
