The target of dispersion is to disperse – distribute – contaminants in the waste paper to a non-visible size. This is an economical method for elimination of impurities in the pulp – and it also develops strength properties in the fibers.

Cellwood is the world leading supplier of dispersing systems. With a vast number of installations it is well proven that the Krima system makes perfect economical sense with a short return of investment. The systems are installed in the majority of recycling mills in the world, with the first deliveries as early as 1973. At present, with more than 500 installations, over 100,000 tons of recycled fibers are processed in a Krima system every day.

• Savings and improvements can be seen in many areas:
• Significantly lower furnish costs.
• Savings on bleaching chemicals.
• Increased yield.
• Lower chemical usage for cleaning.
• Killing of bacteria and spores with high temperatures.
• Excellent strength development of fibers.
• Less rejected paper on plant level.
• Improved brightness with in-line bleaching.
• Improved overall paper quality.