Stories and insights

How ANDRITZ’s Reject Treatment System reduces water use, saves space, and simplifies mill operations. Insights from ANDRITZ senior experts and leading paper producers.

Not long ago, Sweden’s SCA imagined a machine that didn’t exist. Some people even thought the concept was impossible. Despite that, SCA and ANDRITZ agreed to do whatever it took to make the ‘impossible’ happen, and they proved the doubters wrong. 

How ANDRITZ’s Reject Treatment System reduces water use, saves space, and simplifies mill operations. Insights from ANDRITZ senior experts and leading paper producers.

Not long ago, Sweden’s SCA imagined a machine that didn’t exist. Some people even thought the concept was impossible. Despite that, SCA and ANDRITZ agreed to do whatever it took to make the ‘impossible’ happen, and they proved the doubters wrong. 

ANDRITZ SulfoLoop™ sulfur recovery plant uses ThioKraft technology, a new and clear example of what can be achieved at a pulp mill to control the sodium-sulfur balance, at the same time as enabling significant savings in chemical use.

A partnership between ArcelorMittal and ANDRITZ has revolutionized how vehicle components are made, combining innovation with precision to deliver lighter, safer, stronger, and more sustainable parts.

The new surface treatment line for high-quality aluminum surfaces has been handed over to the customer. This line produces a wide range of special and decorative surface products for applications in architecture, consumer electronics, and the automotive industry, including trim parts and tread plates.

ANDRITZ Metals has recently celebrated a remarkable achievement with the successful upgrade of the Baoti rolling mill system for Baoji Titanium Industry Co., Ltd. in Baoji, China. The project entailed a comprehensive update of the Human-Machine Interface (HMI) project migration to a new Industrial PC (IPC) with Windows 10, inclusive of all necessary licenses, and a level 2 systems upgrade to Windows 10 on new IPCs.

The story behind the landmark Yusufeli hydropower plant

To restrict global warming to a maximum of 1.5°C as stated in the Paris Agreement, the global emissions would need to be reduced by 43% by 2030 and net zero reached by 2050. We at ANDRITZ see that reaching this goal calls for more than just promises. It requires resilient infrastructure, strong investments, and robust industrial execution. Only through these actions can solutions, like capturing biogenic CO₂, be turned into profit and become true game changers in reaching the climate targets. 

Why Europe’s pipeline infrastructure is the key to scalable, low-cost green energy.

When looking to increase the availability and sustainability of its waste-to-energy plant located in north-east Bavaria, Germany, the Zweckverband Müllverwertung Schwandorf association turned to ANDRITZ for its expertise in flue gas cleaning technology. As well as the increased performance of the plant, the environmental factors have now also measurably improved.