We deliver three complementary workflows for the pulp and pellets industry: halogen, sulphur, and nitrogen analysis in the lab (Nittoseiko), mercury analysis (NIC), and on-line moisture measurement (KPM), well established also in wood pellet production. Configuration, commissioning, and calibration are included.
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We cover three complementary areas for pulp, paper, and wood pellet mills: laboratory-based halogen, sulphur, and nitrogen analysis, dedicated mercury analysis, and on-line moisture measurement in process, including moisture in pellets and raw material.
Determination of total halogens, organic chlorine and fluorine, total sulphur and total nitrogen in the sample preparation laboratory. Includes titration equipment. Laboratory-based analysis, not online process measurement.
Dedicated instruments for mercury determination in solid, liquid, and gaseous samples. Low detection limits and traceable calibration for process and emission monitoring in industrial environments.
Continuous moisture measurement directly on the line for reliable feedback to process control. Stable operation over long cycles in industrial environments.
For pulp and paper, we work with three manufacturers who together cover three workflows: lab analysis of halogens, sulfur, and nitrogen; dedicated mercury analysis; and on-line moisture content measurement. All three have an installed base in the Nordic region.
Japanese manufacturer of lab instruments for the analysis of halogens (including organic chlorine and fluorine), sulfur, and nitrogen, as well as titration equipment. We distribute the Nittoseiko portfolio in the Nordics for the quality labs of the mill industry.
See the Nittoseiko portfolioNippon Instruments Corporation manufactures dedicated instruments for the analysis of mercury in various forms. Used in process and emission monitoring in industrial environments where low detection levels and traceable calibration are required.
See the NIC portfolioUS manufacturer of on-line process instruments. We distribute the KPM portfolio in the Nordics for continuous moisture content measurement directly on the line in pulp and paper mills.
See the KPM Analytics portfolioNittoseiko laboratory instruments are used in mill and pellet quality laboratories for the determination of total halogens, AOX/TOX in bleachery and process water, total sulphur and total nitrogen, as well as moisture by Karl Fischer titration. Configured to the mill's matrices and reference methods.
Combustion with ion chromatography for determination of total halogens (F, Cl, Br, I) and sulphur in solid samples, liquids and sludge; suitable for recovered fibre, bleached pulp and process samples with complex matrices.
Read more about AQF-5000Determination of total sulphur (UV fluorescence) and total nitrogen (chemiluminescence) in the same instrument. Used for routine control of pulp, bleaching chemicals and process water in the mill laboratory.
Read more about NSX-5000Dedicated instruments for AOX (adsorbable organic halogens) in bleaching and wastewater as well as TOX in solid samples, established key parameters for the mill industry's environmental reporting in accordance with EN ISO 9562.
Read more about AOX-400Coulometric Karl Fischer titration for determination of moisture in chemicals, solvents and process samples in the mill laboratory, complementing online NIR with traceable reference analysis.
Read more about KF-51We offer service contracts with annual planned service by our own engineers, for improved operational reliability and stable measurement quality over time. Commissioning, calibration, troubleshooting, and original spare parts are included as per agreement.
Measurements must be traceable to established standards. For halogen, sulfur, nitrogen, and mercury analysis, we work with reference methods that your QA organization and your clients' auditors already recognize.
Initial calibration is performed against certified reference material and the mill's own laboratory method. Re-calibration is scheduled according to the service contract.
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Elemental analysis, ICP or dedicated mercury analysis (NIC)? Element, concentrations and sample type determine the technique.
Describe the process, measurement points and current solution. We will respond with instrument proposals, a service contract and timeline within one working day.
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