ANDRITZ BioCircleToZero PROGRAM sees new development projects
In a vital effort to double the value of wood being utilized at pulp mills, last year ANDRITZ launched the BioCircleToZero program. The initiative is already gaining significant pace with three ongoing development projects launched: SAUNA, H2ELP, and CirBRes.
Traditional deflakers are a well-known technology. After decades of optimization, the state of the art no longer had much room left for improvement. Put simply, classical deflakers had been around for a long time, and had gotten just about as good as they were going to get.
ANDRITZ BioCircleToZero PROGRAM sees new development projects
In a vital effort to double the value of wood being utilized at pulp mills, last year ANDRITZ launched the BioCircleToZero program. The initiative is already gaining significant pace with three ongoing development projects launched: SAUNA, H2ELP, and CirBRes.
Traditional deflakers are a well-known technology. After decades of optimization, the state of the art no longer had much room left for improvement. Put simply, classical deflakers had been around for a long time, and had gotten just about as good as they were going to get.
High-end evaporation boosts process availability of the whole pulp mill
Pulp mill processes need to be continuous as well as cost and energy efficient. The evaporation process plays a critical role here. How do ANDRITZ evaporation solutions truly address these needs?
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.
At AMAG in Austria, a new ANDRITZ line delivers flawless aluminum strip while cutting energy, water, and chemical use – proof that premium quality and sustainability can advance together.
Forging the future: How ArcelorMittal and ANDRITZ reinvented automotive manufacturing
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 story behind the landmark Yusufeli hydropower project
For centuries, the Çoruh River in Türkiye was known as an untamable force of nature. Harnessing the river’s energy seemed an insurmountable challenge – until now.
How ArcelorMittal and ANDRITZ reinvented automotive manufacturing
The partnership has revolutionized how vehicle components are made, combining innovation with precision to deliver lighter, safer, stronger, and more sustainable parts.
ANDRITZ BioCircleToZero PROGRAM sees new development projects
In a vital effort to double the value of wood being utilized at pulp mills, last year ANDRITZ launched the BioCircleToZero program. The initiative is already gaining significant pace with three ongoing development projects launched: SAUNA, H2ELP, and CirBRes.
Traditional deflakers are a well-known technology. After decades of optimization, the state of the art no longer had much room left for improvement. Put simply, classical deflakers had been around for a long time, and had gotten just about as good as they were going to get.
High-end evaporation boosts process availability of the whole pulp mill
Pulp mill processes need to be continuous as well as cost and energy efficient. The evaporation process plays a critical role here. How do ANDRITZ evaporation solutions truly address these needs?
Reinventing the repair service approach: WAAM. ANDRITZ has been working hard behind the scenes with the latest technologies to revolutionize the approach to repair of expensive cast parts in the pulp and paper industries. Now, utilizing Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM), it is possible to dramatically shorten the cost of heavy cast equipment repairs, shorten downtime, and improve environmental performance.
From field to factory: Ekolution and ANDRITZ scale up CO₂- negative hemp insulation
In 2025, Swedish pioneer Ekolution successfully commissioned a fully integrated industrial production line for high-performance hemp fiber insulation at its plant in Malmö, Sweden. Delivered and installed by ANDRITZ, the new facility signals a major milestone in the commercialization of truly sustainable building materials.
This challenging trade-off is well-known in the paper and board industry: pressure screens need to run their rotor at a certain speed to prevent plugging and ensure stable operation. But that can be energy intensive, and there has never really been much one could do about that. Until now.