Tour the Paper-Making Process at Pixelle Specialty Solutions™

Very satisfied customer all the way from Guyana S.A.

Wow

"clean burning natural gas"

I would love to see a full length TV series about the entire journey from sapling, to tree, to the facility, through the various processes. I imagine the logistics of thinning get quite interesting when driving large machinery through a forest.

Very Nice video. How Can you help me to know about what equipment used during whole process.

Interesting video. Very professionally made.

Buenas tardes cuanto cuesta cada bobina de papel y que topos de papel venden y cartulinas, un correo electrónico o teléfono gracias

Awesome video I worked on a valmet twin wire machine #63 in Ashdown but I liked the Beloit single long wire machine #62 better

can you bring the smell back?

I worked for RESOLUTE FOREST PRODUCTS and on the same type of paper machine as in this video and after 100 years of paper making in my community they shut us down . Before RESOLUTE FOREST PRODUCTS we were ABITIBI BOWATER . WHERE I live it was where ABITIBI built its first paper mill in Iroquois Falls ONTARIO CANADA . The mill closed in 2015

excellent video, this I will send to my clients!

as the distributor / exporter for your products this type of video is phenomenal.

thank you!

What part of the process determines the weight of the paper? It was really interesting to see how stuff is made that I deal with on a daily basis. There are so many more questions to ask but I won't. I see literally tons and tons of Pixelle wrappers at work all of the time lol.

Your warehouse in chillicothe Ohio is the epiphany of incompetence. Maybe you know about this maybe you don’t but I suggest you look into it if you don’t. As a truck driver it’s unheard how you treat truck drivers. If you can’t keep up with truck traffic don’t book loads and waste drivers time.

Beat tour i never saw

We have to save forest and trees

Should have show chillicothes actual shipping department

I was a papermaker (machine operator) for 30 years, up until my 120yr old mill was closed in 2008 and eventually torn down. Even though mine was a coated groundwood papermill, this video takes me back. People think I'm nuts, but I truly miss being a papermaker. Thank you for making this.

AWESOME VIDEO!!! :-)

This has been an illuminating watch!

I live across the street from the Spring Grove mill and I also work there as a security officer. I patrol many of the areas shown in this video, so it's been cool to see them from a different angle. It's fascinating, as well, to get a peek at the parts of the mill I don't see day-to-day.

Thanks for putting this video out, it's well-made and very informative!

I’ve been at our local mill during shutdown , and all the processes can be really overwhelming when they are all napping at once , all around you. Breaking it down like this makes it more manageable and reasonable to understand ! Good video !

It's interesting

Oneday Earth will take revenge

I have a pulp and paper mill interview in 3 days. This was very intriguing to watch.

Reminds me of Peter J Schweitzer's paper mill 85 main St Spotswood NJ I worked in for almost 30 years .I think we where the only ones who made cigarette paper with flax pulp that we made with rotary digesters . The mill opened I think in the late 30's and closed for good on Dec.31 2020 our mill was once supplied cigarette paper to every cigarette company in the world .We even had a world map that took up a whole wall with over 100 different brands of cigarette packs stuck on it . That map disappeared in the early 2000's . The mill got torn down this summer 2022 and the land is getting redeveloped . The mill closing also effected the flax suppliers in Canada that also is closing .

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I wonder how they deal with rain and unpredictable weather conditions for those plain fields where they lay down trimmed wood pieces

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Really well done!

so, from what I have seen, Home Depot sells pulpwood lumber...

That was educational I enjoyed that video

Hello friends.
Great information and very useful.
And using highly technologycal equipment in the plant.
Thank you very much sir.

I watched this out of curiosity without realizing this mill is somewhat near me in Spring Grove. I understand paper and jobs are important, but man does it stink up the air sometimes.

Good

After cutting trees 🌴... you will plant same time?? how you manage 😊

good video...would be a lot better without the music that distracts from video.

Interesting To Note, merci.

Which company is making the whole plant machinary??

Awesome ❤thank you!

Who makes the paper the paper gets wrapped in?

paper important there abundant trees

Holland has fuel for wood machines.

I’m an operator for a Westrock paper mill. This mill looks small in comparison

The scanner doesn't search for holes, markings and such, there's these cameras that take rapid pictures across the whole sheet and that's how the faults are detected, the scanner scans thickness, gloss and other profiles but not the holes n such.

VERY interesting ! I'm a kinda paper mill lover. I'm modeling that industry in HO scale for many years now. I really like to know better the whole process of making it. It helps to manage room and all buildings and other structures requires for a better match with the real thing. Even if it's nearly impossible to model at full scale, it's always a challenge to make something as close as possible to prototype. Needs a lot of patient to find special structures, scratch built or kitbash kits to get there. Got a question : After pulp exits digestion and gets treated in transition of being mixed with hard wood pulp to make paper, I wonder what's the most common structure used to temporary keep it... Big concrete pulp storage tanks ??? Something else ? Thanks for sharing.

Want to be in Cambodia as well.