Sun Paper Group renews contract for three Baotuo high-speed crescent former tissue machines, which will be put into production in the Nanning Park of Guangxi base; project is planned in two phases, with first phase to be completed by the end of 2024

Recently, the 300,000 t/a household paper and converting project in the Nanning Park of Sun Paper's Guangxi base was officially implemented. One year after two Baotuo paper machines were put into operation in the Beihai Park of Sun Paper's Guangxi base, Sun Paper once again signed a contract with Baosuo Enterprise Group for three Baotuo high-speed crescent former tissue machines. The paper machine model of this project is BC1800-2850, with a design speed of 1800m/min and a width of 2850mm.

 

 

This model is the latest high-end paper machine launched by Baotuo Company. The paper machine not only reaches high levels in the industry in terms of speed and production capacity, but also takes into account energy saving and consumption reduction, effectively reducing the cost of paper products per ton and accelerating the timeliness of investment recovery.

 

Sun Paper's household paper project in Nanning is planned to be constructed in two phases, mainly including production workshops, post-processing facilities, warehousing and other production auxiliary facilities. Among them, environmental protection disposal and thermoelectric energy rely on existing facilities in the "forest-pulp-paper integration" industrial park. The first phase of the project is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2024.

Through the coordinated development of the three major bases, this project will create an optimal "forest-pulp-paper integration" whole industry chain system. The implementation of the new household paper project in Nanning Park will further enhance the household paper production capacity of Sun Paper's Guangxi base. In addition, the location advantage of Nanning Park and the cost advantage of raw materials have been fully utilized, thereby steadily increasing the share of its FMCG products in the southern market.