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OCTOBER 1-4, 2019
Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center • Orlando, FL
TissueCon.orgTissueCon is a product of the hard work of many TAPPI
volunteers and committee members. Their tireless efforts and
dedication to the industry are what ensure the depth of quality and
the breadth of information attendees receive each year. To each and
every member, TAPPI offers its deepest gratitude.
TissueCon 2019 Committee Co-chairs
J eff has a BS in Chemical Engineering
from the University of Wisconsin.
He started his career with Hercules and
paper industry for a few years to test his
entrepreneurial spirit and decided to come
back to the industry in 2009 with BTG to
spent 23 years in a variety of positions: start up their tissue applications group.
field sales, started the Hercules Tissue Jeff is an experienced instructor for
Applications group, managed the Americas TAPPI’s Tissue 101 course and co-chairs
tissue business and was Global Tissue the TAPPI Tissue 201 course.
Marketing and Business Development
Manager.
Jeff has published several tissue-
Jeffrey Peters related papers and has a patent related to
developing strength in tissue. He left the
BTG Americas
D ave is a Director in Georgia-Pacific’s
Consumer Products Division, a leading
supplier of bath tissue, toweling and
pulp mills, bleaching, paper machines, and
converting to warehousing. Further, Dave
has been called upon to help troubleshoot
napkins to the Retail and Away-from- and permanently resolve quality control
Home Marketplace in North America. issues by understanding root causes and
With considerable experience in Research implementing long-term process solutions.
and Development, Quality Control and Dave is the TAPPI Tissue Division Co-
Project Management, Dave has worked Chair for 2018 – 2019 and represents North
extensively with customers, Marketing, American Manufacturers to help promote
Sales, and Facilities on the introduction and safety awareness and improvements in
David Zerr implementation of new product launches tissue manufacturing.
as well as equipment selection, design and
Georgia-Pacific/
Koch Industries execution within manufacturing.
With a keen eye toward innovation in
manufacturing, Dave has kept abreast
of new technologies that contribute
significantly to the bottom line in all areas
of production ranging from the woodyards,
October 1-4, 2019 • TissueCon.org
Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center • Orlando, FLTISSUE DIVISION STEERING COMMITTEE
David Zerr David C. Thompson
Chair Yankee Dryer Co-Chair
Georgia-Pacific ChemTreat, Inc.
Jeffery Peters Jessica Carette
Vice Chair Tissue Properties
BTG Americas Subcommittee Chair
Cascades
William Oliver
Past Chair Pete Augustine
Dunn Paper Fabio Perini NA
John Muchukot David W. Loebker
Past Vice Chair Procter & Gamble
Chemstone
Chris O. Luettgen
James R. Haeffele Georgia Institute of
▶ TissueCon is Developed for and By the Industry Past Chair
SCA Tissue North America
Technology/Renewable
Bioproducts Institute
TissueCon 2019 represents the only non-commercial, peer-reviewed
J. Todd Sarraf Timothy F. Patterson
event of its kind occurring in North America this year. The comprehensive Past Vice Chair Chair
Solenis Solenis
program offers timely business insights while highlighting the latest in
product innovation at the New Technology Showcase, and also delves Bruce W. Janda John B. Stitt
Education Committee Chair Buckman
into the critical areas of improving O&M performance and safety. Fisher International
Neil Jeske
Together, TAPPI and Fastmarkets RISI provide a unique combination of Yankee Dryer Co-Chair
Georgia-Pacific
specialized technical information, formative data, and critical analyses.
The Conference addresses Yankee Dryer operations, tissue chemistry
TISSUE PROGRAM COMMITTEE
and Operations and maintenance (O&M) issues, data and the evolution of
Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) in Tissue manufacturing, policy and economics Timothy F. Patterson Xujun Hua
and discussions on creating softness. Chair FPInnovations
Solenis
Bruce W. Janda
Rafik Allem Fisher International
FPInnovations
David W. Loebker
▶ TAPPI Adheres to a Tight Antitrust Policy Kevin P. Brennan Proctor & Gamble Company
Unlike many other conferences, presenters at TAPPI/Fastmarkets RISI’s First Quality
Lokendra Pal
TissueCon must have their presentation reviewed to ensure talks are Russ Brown North Carolina State University
Brown Consulting Inc.
in line with TAPPI’s antitrust and commercialism policies. Attendees Jeffrey C. Peters
at industry events in the U.S. are becoming increasingly sensitive to Gary S. Furman BTG Americas Inc.
Nalco Company
antitrust compliance at face-to-face meetings. These policies protect the
Brian F. Hayes
presenter, the industry, and TAPPI. Therefore, we remind all authors to Siemens
follow these guidelines in your presentation slides.
YANKEE DRYER SAFETY
& RELIABILITY COMMITTEE
▶ It Takes a Village
Neil Jeske Jack Allen
Of subject matter experts to put on one of the industry’s leading Co-Chair Co-Secretary
educational and technical conferences. Which is why we thank these Georgia-Pacific Corporation Kadant Solutions
Tissue leaders for their outstanding efforts in putting together the David C. Thompson Jerry L. Jessick
Co-Chair Co-Secretary
extensive, comprehensive program offered this year. ChemTreat Inc. Georgia-Pacific Corporation
Thank you to our committee volunteer members! TISSUE PROPERTIES SUBCOMMITTEE
David W. Loebker Jessica Carette
Chair Vice Chair, Cascades Canada
Procter & Gamble Company ULC
October 1-4, 2019 • TissueCon.org
Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center • Orlando, FLA Program Filled with Unique Technical and Market Insights
TissueCon offers:
◾ A Comprehensive Technical Program - Expert-led and peer-reviewed
◾ Networking Events - Face-to-face interaction with other industry professionals and experts
◾ Career Advancement and Training Opportunities
◾ Popular Programs - New Technology Showcase, Roundtable Discussions
The program is developed in five industry categories:
PRODUCT BUSINESS
COST ENERGY FIBER INNOVATION AND
REDUCTION SAVINGS AVAILABILITY AND INDUSTRY
INSIGHT AND
SUSTAINABILITY
POLICY
October 1-4, 2019 • TissueCon.org
Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center • Orlando, FLInsightful Speakers
Keynote address: Building a Company Culture for Success
Cheng Lim – Georgia Pacific/Koch Industries
Cheng Lim, Vice President of Market-Based Management (MBM), LLC, an internal consulting
organization serving all the Koch Industries businesses, including Georgia-Pacific, will deliver
the keynote at TissueCon 2019. Lim has the rare gift of taking a complex or intimidating topic and
explaining it in such a way to make it understandable, memorable and practical, immediately ready to
put into action. This is largely the result of his love of ideas, language, and most of all – people. For
many years, his wisdom, insights and humor have made him a highly sought-after speaker, consultant
and executive coach.
Meet some of this year’s speakers:
Esko Uutela, Principal Economist of Tissue for FastMarkets RISI
With more than 30 years’ experience in the global paper market, Esko’s expertise lies in the tissue and recovered fiber
markets. After working nearly 18 years for a large forest industry consulting company in Helsinki and Munich, Esko
established EU Consulting, his own forest industry consulting company. Esko carries out numerous private client
projects, as well as publishing RISI’s comprehensive studies on tissue business developments and global recycled
fiber markets worldwide.
Lasse Sinikallas, Director of Macroeconomics for Fastmarkets RISI
Lasse joined Fastmarkets RISI in August 2017 from a foreign affairs post which he held for the past decade. Lasse’s
early career background was in forest products and he also worked in management consulting for Pöyry, IBM and
Accenture. He has real-world insight into geopolitical economic analysis, international trade issues, country risk
analysis, and the legal and regulatory environment, along with the forest products industry. Lasse holds Master’s
degrees in both Chemical Engineering and Economics.
Juan Corzo Jr., Vice President of South Florida Tissue Paper Co.
Juan Corzo is the third generation to join the tissue and paper towel industry. He has been involved in tissue and
towel converting since 2008. His tissue family history begins with his grandfather in 1960 forming his own paper
converting plant in Guatemala. When Corzo’s father was 30 years old, he took over the family business and expanded
the operation to Miami, FL in 1997. Following tradition, Juan worked afternoons and summers at the converting
operations until he joined fulltime as VP, continuing to grow the family business. Impressively, from 2014 – 2019 he implemented
different strategies and projects in both the sales and marketing departments that allowed for 180% growth in expanding the Miami
operation.
Dr. Ronalds Gonzalez, Faculty of Integrated Conversion Economics & Supply Chain,
and Co-Director of the Tissue Pack Innovation Lab at North Carolina State University
Dr. Gonzalez has more than 16 years of progressive industry experience in different corporate business roles with
Smurfit Kappa and the Swedish Group Essity. Dr. Gonzalez has developed an integrated research portfolio at the
intersection of science, engineering, and business with a focus on the pulp and paper and hygiene tissue industry.
His research focuses on profiling the potential profitability, sustainability and risks of new technologies and materials at the early
stage. He is also a consultant to the U.S. Department of Commerce and companies in the pulp and paper sector and tissue industry.
October 1-4, 2019 • TissueCon.org
Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center • Orlando, FLConference Program
Monday, September 30th
8:00AM-5:00PM..............Tissue 101: Properties and Processes (An Introduction to Tissue Manufacturing)....................................Destin
(Separate registration required)
Tuesday, October 1st
8:00AM – 12:00PM.........Yankee Dryer Fall Meeting Joint Sub-Committee Mtg (Separate registration required)............................... Naples 1
8:00AM-5:00PM..............Tissue 101: Properties and Processes (An Introduction to Tissue Manufacturing)....................................Destin
1:00PM – 5:00PM...........Yankee Dryer Fall Meeting (Separate registration required)...........................................................................Naples 1
3:00PM – 5:00PM...........Registration Open...............................................................................................................................Outside Hall B
5:00PM – 6:30PM...........Welcome Reception............................................................................................................................Emerald Plaza
Wednesday, October 2nd
8:00AM-5:00PM..............Registration Open.............................................................................................................................. Outside Hall B
8:00AM-9:30AM..............Keynote Address..................................................................................................................... Florida Exhibit Hall B
.........................................Cheng Lim- Georgia-Pacific/Koch Vice President of Market-Based Management (MBM), LLC
9:30AM-10:00AM............Break
10:00AM-12:00PM..........WS1-PROJECT CONTROLS WORKSHOP...................................................................................... Destin
Rick Deans, Ineight
10:00AM-12:00PM..........1A - GLOBAL & BUSINESS INSIGHTS..................................................................... Florida Exhibit Hall B
◾ 1A.1-Trends, Trade, and Tariffs - Policy Impacts on Tissue
Mark Pitts, American Forest & Paper Association (AF&PA)
◾ 1A.2-Sustainability, Performance & Pricing for Bath Tissue and Kitchen Towel:
Evidence from the Field
Ronalds Gonzalez, North Carolina State University
◾ 1A.3-Global Macroeconomic Outlook - The Age of Uncertainty
Lasse Sinikallas, FastMarketsRISI
◾ 1A.4-Tissue and Towel Converting
Juan Corzo, South Florida Tissue Paper Company
12:00PM-1:00PM............Lunch....................................................................................................................................... Florida Exhibit Hall C
1:00PM-3:00PM..............WS2-PROJECT CONTROLS WORKSHOP..................................................................................... Destin
Rick Deans, Ineight
1:00PM-2:30PM..............1B - GLOBAL & BUSINESS INSIGHTS..................................................................... Florida Exhibit Hall B
◾ 1B.1-TBA
Esko Uutela, FastMarketsRISI
◾ 1B.2-Virgin Wood Pulp
Patrick Cavanaugh, FastMarketsRISI
◾ 1B.3-Addressing the Workforce Skills Gap Challenge
Mary Burgoon, Rockwell Automation
2:30PM-3:00PM..............Break
October 1-4, 2019 • TissueCon.org
Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center • Orlando, FLConference Program
Wednesday, October 2nd
3:00PM-5:00PM..............1C - GLOBAL & BUSINESS INSIGHTS................................................................... Florida Exhibit Hall B
◾ 1C.1-New Business Models in the Tissue Paper Industry in a Digital World
Claudio Munoz, Fabio Perini
◾ 1C.2-Recovered Paper Supply for Tissue Manufacturin
Bill Moore, Moore & Associates
◾ 1C.3-Will Sustainability Pressures Disrupt the Tissue Business?
Bruce Janda, Fisher International
◾ 1C.4-Creating Adaptive Predictions for Tissue and Towel Critical Quality Parameters
Using Advanced Analytics and Machine Learning
Cydney Rechtin, Solenis LLC
1:00PM-5:00PM..............NEW TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE............................................................................Florida Exhibit Hall C
◾ NTS1.1- AC Bearing Failure Due to Electrical Discharge
Andrew Kressbach, Aegis
◾ NTS1.2-AC Kinetics
Neil Singer, AC Kinetics
◾ NTS1.3-TBA
Andrew Blair, Augury
◾ NTS1.4-Black Liquor Filtrates and Other Uses
Jim Wearing, NORAM
◾ NTS1.5-Increased Productivity with Sustainable Non-Destructive Dry Ice Cleaning
Tyson Marlowe, Cold Jet
◾ NTS1.6-HydraGEN - Diesel Engine Carbon Emission Reduction
Robert Maier, dynaCert
◾ NTS1.7- Nalco Water 3D Trasar Automation
Bruce Barker, Nalco Water an Ecolab Company
◾ NTS1.8- Ultrasonic Flow Measurement in Pulp & Paper Applications
John Van Norstrand, Flexim
◾ NTS1.9- RDI Technologies
Dan Nower, RDI Technologies
◾ NTS1.10- Developing Innovative Tools to Enhance Quality Control, Mill Processes and
Accelerate New Product Development
Serge Genest, FPInnovations
5:00PM – 6:30PM...........Reception................................................................................................................................Florida Exhibit Hall C
October 1-4, 2019 • TissueCon.org
Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center • Orlando, FLConference Program
Thursday, October 3rd
7:30AM – 3:00PM...........Registration Open............................................................................................................................. Outside Hall B
8:00AM – 8:30AM...........TAPPI Technical Information Papers (TIPs) Review............................................................ Florida Exhibit Hall B
8:30AM – 10:00AM.........2A: MAINTENANCE & RELIABILITY....................................................................... Florida Exhibit Hall B
◾ 2A.1-Quick Wins in Reliability & Maintenance
Owe Forsberg, IDCON
◾ 2A.2-You Are Now a Reliability Engineer – What’s Next?
Jay Shellogg, Strategic Maintenance Reliability
◾ 2A.3-Lubrication the Hidden Opportunity
Bill Correll, Generation Systems, Inc
8:30AM – 10:00AM.........2B: MAINTENANCE & RELIABILITY.......................................................................................... Osceola C
◾ 2B.1-Remote Troubleshooting with Smart Glasses
, Fabio Perini
◾ 2B.2-Sludge and Ash Usage and Solutions
Talat Mahmood, FPInnovations
◾ 2B.3-Yankee Coating Shower Design and Analysis
Ralph Lichtenberg, Solenis LLC
10:00AM – 10:30AM.......Break
10:30AM – 12:30PM.......3: YANKEE OPERATIONS............................................................................................ Florida Exhibit Hall B
◾ 3.1-Traditional Diagnostics Meets Industry 4.0 to Drive Yankee Performance and Safety
Daniel Ludden, BTG Americas
◾ 3.2-Yankee Hood Drying: Temperature Versus Impingement Velocity
Lawrence Yane, Enerquin Air Inc.
◾ 3.3-Minimizing Variations on the Yankee Dryer
Magnus Högman, Valmet
◾ 3.4-An Innovative Helical Yankee Hood Design for Improved Profiling
Alfredo Sarli, Valmet
10:00AM – 10:30AM.......Break
10:30AM – 12:30PM.......4: FIBERS............................................................................................................................................. Osceola C
◾ 4.1-Technical Discussion of the Emtec Tissue Softness Analyzer (TSA)
Rocky Alston, Technidyne
◾ 4.2-Comparison of Wood and Non-Wood Market Pulps for Tissue Paper Application
Tiago de Assis, North Carolina State University
◾ 4.3-Application of Micro- and Nanofibrillated Cellulose (MNFC) in Hygiene Tissue Products
Franklin Zambrano, North Carolina State University
◾ 4.4-Surface Mapping of Fibers as a Screening Mechanism for Fiber Modifying Enzymes
Mark Reed, Buckman
October 1-4, 2019 • TissueCon.org
Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center • Orlando, FLConference Program
Thursday, October 3rd
12:30PM – 1:30PM.........Lunch........................................................................................................................................Florida Exhibit Hall C
1:30PM – 3:30PM...........5: CHEMISTRY OF TISSUE............................................................................................Florida Exhibit Hall B
◾ 5.1-Increased Tissue Machine Efficiency and Product Performance
Using a Novel, Structured Wet Strength Resin
Clay Ringold, Nalco Water an Ecolab Company
◾ 5.2-Hybrid Release Technology for Improved Yankee Coating Control
Grant Downham, Buckman North America
◾ 5.3-Intelligent Design of Yankee Coatings
Gary Furman, Nalco Water an Ecolab Company
◾ 5.4-Fresh Water Treatment: Ammonia vs. Chlorine
Randy Elliot & Karry Mackie, Nalco Water an Ecolab Company
1:30PM – 3:30PM...........6: MACHINE OPERATIONS.............................................................................................................Osceola C
◾ 6.1-Active-Air Sheet Support For Increased Machine Efficiency
Alain Chamberland, Andritz
◾ 6.2-Quatis Machines: A Perfect Match Between Quality of Products and Efficiency
of the Whole Line
Sol Sonnenschein, Pulsar America
◾ 6.3-Tissue and Towel Quality Management System
Pete Angle, ISRA VISION
◾ 6.4-PrimeScreen X– Next Generation in Screening and Fractionation
Sampo Koylijarvi, Andritz
3:30PM – 4:00PM...........Break
4:00PM – 5:00PM...........7A: MODELING AND DATA MANAGEMENT.......................................................... Florida Exhibit Hall B
◾ 7A.1-The Road to Prescriptive Maintenance - Moving from Data to Action
Saar Yoskovitz, Augury
◾ 7A.2-Bridging the Divide between Reliability and Operations - Taking Gut
Instinct Out of the Equation
Saar Yoskovitz, Augury
4:00PM – 5:00PM...........7B: MODELING AND DATA MANAGEMENT............................................................................. Osceola C
◾ 7B.1-Mechanics of Tissue Creping: Modeling and Experiments
Srikantha Phani, University of British Columbia
◾ 7B.2-A Mass Balance is the First Step to Mill Water System Closure.
Scott Hangen, Hargrove Engineering
October 1-4, 2019 • TissueCon.org
Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center • Orlando, FLConference Program
Thursday, October 3rd
1:00PM – 5:00PM...........NEW TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE 2........................................................................... Florida Exhibit Hall C
◾ NTS2.1-TBA
Steve Carter, Reymsa Cooling Towers
◾ NTS2.2- Wrapping Up Energy Savings and Safety with Reusable Insulation
Frank Kovacs, Shannon Global Energy Solutions
◾ NTS2.3-Water Insertion Valves - Conducting Maintenance while Maintaining Service
Chris Vazzana, Hydra-Stop
◾ NTS2.4-Determining Unit Load Stability with Transit Simulation
Kyle Pischel, Atlantic Packaging
◾ NTS2.5-New Age Vacuum System Concepts: New Tissue machines and Rebuilds
Jussi Lahtinen, Runtech
◾ NTS2.6-State of the Art Wastewater Lagoon Aeration: Better Treatment, Lower Cost
Patrick Hill, Triplepoint Environmental
◾ NTS2.7-P6 PolyMix System for Increased Dewatering Efficiency of Slurries and Sludge
Stephen Gerber, Gerber Pumps
◾ NTS2.8-Resurfacing Machine and Converting Rolls
William Bradley, American Roller Company
◾ NTS2.9-Unique Solutions for Tissue Machine Web Inspection Systems
Brian Mock, Event Capture Systems, Inc
◾ NTS2.10-Disruptive Technology for Processing Hot Melt Adhesives
Peter Linder & Gary Biancini, Advanced Fluid Dispense
4:00PM – 5:00PM...........Networking in the Exhibit Hall
5:30PM – 7:00PM...........Valmet Experience* ........................................................................................................................................Naples
*Valmet Experience is invite only.
Friday, October 4th
7:30AM – 12:00PM.........Registration Open ...............................................................................................................................Outside Hall B
8:00AM – 10:30AM.........8: SOFTNESS.......................................................................................................................Florida Exhibit Hall B
◾ 8.1-New Opportunities to Evaluate the Hand Feel (HF) Potential of Fibre Resources
Marcel Prinz, Munich University of Applied Sciences
◾ 8.2-Eucalyptus Fibers vs. Other Hardwood Fibers for Tissue Applications
Xuejun Zou, FPInnovations
◾ 8.3-The Role of High Performance Creping Blades in Developing Tissue Softness
Jeffrey Peters, BTG Americas
◾ 8.4-A New Paradigm for High Strength-High Softness (HS)2 Tissue Production
Lokendra Pal, North Carolina State University
10:00AM – 10:30AM.......Break
10:30AM – 12:00PM.......Breakout Session
October 1-4, 2019 • TissueCon.org
Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center • Orlando, FLFACE-TO-FACE COURSES
Tissue 101:A Comprehensive Training Program
in All Things Tissue
Co-Located with 2019 TissueCon
Tissue 101: Properties and Processes Course
Orlando, Florida USA • September 30 - October 1, 2019
Tissue 101 offers comprehensive training Course Topics:
led by Bruce Janda, a tissue expert with ◾ Introduction to tissue business and products
more than 30 years experience in both R&D
◾ Web-fiber networks and physical properties test methods
and tissue manufacturing.
◾ Fibers and furnishes, stock preparation and control
◾ Wet-end chemistry and control
Who Should Attend?
◾ Forming, water removal and drying processes
Those who are new to tissue, moving into a
new position or simply want to refresh their ◾ Pressing fabrics, creping
knowledge of the basics, can benefit from ◾ Dry-end processes and chemical additives
this training. ◾ Sheet and roll handling, and converting
SPECIAL OFFER!
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October 1-4, 2019 • TissueCon.org
Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center • Orlando, FLCommittee Meetings at TissueCon 2019
Are you part of a committee? Actively engaging with the various Committees can help
broaden your knowledge and your industry connections. View the meeting schedule below:
P & PQ Division Council Physical Properties
Tuesday, October 1 Wednesday, October 2
1:30pm – 2:30pm 10:00am – 11:00am
(By Invite Only)
Optical Properties
Tissue Properties Wednesday, October 2
Subcommittee of Physical Properties 11:00am – 12:00am
Tuesday, October 1
2:30pm – 4:00pm SARG Committee Meeting
Wednesday, October 2
Pulp & Chemical Properties 1:30pm - 2:00pm
Tuesday, October 1
4:00pm – 5:00pm Q&SMC Committee Meeting
Wednesday, October 2
ISO TC6 TAG 2:00pm - 4:00pm
Wednesday, October 2
8:00am-10:00am
October 1-4, 2019 • TissueCon.org
Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center • Orlando, FLAll-New Technology Showcase
TissueCon 2019’s first-ever New Technology Showcase, which happens right on the
Expo floor, provides attendees with a look into some of the latest and most innovative
developments impacting the way tissue mills and converters can operate – including some
technologies you might never have associated with our industry.
AC Kinetics Cold Jet
Impr VFD Energy Consumption Dry Ice Blasting Technology
AC Kinetics reduces energy usage in VFDs by 4% in the Cold Jet provides best in class technology that removes
steady state & 40% in the transient state. inks, glues, and soot with remarkable ease using
sustainable non-destructive, dry ice blasting.
Aegis
Prevents ESD from VFDs dynaCERT
Aegis produces a solution that prevents bearing fluting Reduces fuel usage up to 20% and reduces emissions in
from Electro Static Discharge off of VFDs diesel engines 40%+.
dynaCERT, Gold Award Winner of the 2018 Thomas Edison
American Roller Award, provides technology that improves diesel engine
Plasma coats rollers to provide surface texturing. performance, provides 20% reduction in fuel and reduces
American Roller plasma coats rollers provides texturing emissions by 40%.
that controls the web on paper machines, winders and
converting processes to minimize caliper loss and Ecolab / Nalco
oversheeting. 3D Trasar Technology
Ecolab/Nalco provides an advanced process control unit
Atlantic Packaging that works well to protect boilers/cooling towers/ DAF
Test Facility for Finished Goods units from pitting and calcium build-up.
Atlantic Packaging is a testing facility that can advise
stretch wrap settings, film type, prestretch and EmTec
containment forces needeed to secure a finished goods Softness Analyzer
load to prevent load failures Softness has become a critical factor in the Retail bath
and towel marketplace. EmTec is the first instrument to
Augury allow papermakers the ability to measure ‘softness’ as
PdM program to detect issues defined by the NA consumer.
Augury blends ultrasonics, AI, and cloud computing
into state of the art detection of failures in gearboxes, Fabio Perini
motors, pumps, etc. days, weeks even months in Smart Glasses
advance of failure. Fabio Perini’s smart glasses enable the wearer to link
directly into tech support that could be across town or
across the world. This is the future of troubleshooting.
October 1-4, 2019 • TissueCon.org
Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center • Orlando, FLFlexim Rockwell
Portable Flow Meter Hire a VET Program
Flexim will showcase best in class technology with a Rockwell offers a 12 week training program for returning
portable flow meter that can measure both gas and liquid VETs to train as Electrical & Instument Techs and ready to
flows with ease. join your mill as certified E&I techs.
Gerber Pumps Shannon Enterprises
Slurry Sludge Pumps Custom fitted Insulation Jackets
Gerber Pumps Slurry Sludge Pumps can handle materials Shannon Enterprises provides reusable insulation and
most other pumps can’t: Grit, scum, primary and anaerobic sound proofing jackets, providing big energy savings.
sludge, thickener feed, digestor load out, lime slurries and
lime sludge to name but a few applications. Solenis
Switching from Chlorine to Ammonia for fresh water
Graco treatment.
Cs Stitching on Corrugated Cases Solenis’s technology converts a mill from chlorine-
Graco uses an enclosed hot melt glue system (e.g. based fresh water disinfectants to ammonia based. This
prevents dust from entering, which chars) that can cut generates significant annual chemical savings and is less
glue usage in half by applying a stitched pattern vs the corrosive than bleach.
traditional full stripe pattern.
RunTech-GardnerDenver
Hydra-Stop Insta-Valve Improved Paper Machine Vacuum Systems
Hydra-Stop Insta-Valve Product Runtech has the capability to benchmark vacuum systems
Hydra-Stop Insta-Valve has a unique product that allows against other similar grade structures and provide a mill/
replacement of defective valves while still operating. machine snapshot of where they rank from Production
(tons/hr) versus Specific Energy Consumption (kWh/ton).
Lube-IT
Lubrication program that is simple and quite effective. Triplepoint Environmental
Lube-IT helps prevent the number one cause of equipment Surface Aerator Replacement Using Medium & Coarse
failure: improperly lubricated machinery. Bubble Diffuser Technology
Triplepoint Environmental technology replaces the
RDI Technologies traditional surface aeroraters with blowers that develop
Hi End Troubleshooting Tool bubbles to stir up the sediment at the bottom.
RDI Technologies takes 3 to 30 sec bursts of film and
then plays it back with amplified motion. This technology
is very effective at troubleshooting low RPM rotating
equipment.
Reymsa Cooling Towers
Best-in-class Cooling Towers
Reymsa Cooling Towers takes the best available
technology and places that into their cooling towers.
October 1-4, 2019 • TissueCon.org
Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center • Orlando, FLExhibitors at TissueCon
Join us in the Exhibit Hall:
Wednesday, 12:00pm-6:30pm • Thursday, 12:30pm-5:00pm
◾ Argury, Inc. ◾ Industrial Shredders, Ltd.
◾ Andritz ◾ Miron Construction Co., Inc.
◾ Azco Inc ◾ Nalco Water an Ecolab Company
◾ BTG Americas ◾ PETROFER
◾ Buckman ◾ Procemex
◾ CR Meyer ◾ ProFlow, Inc.
◾ Double E ◾ Pulp & Paper Safety Association
◾ DuBois Chemicals, Inc. ◾ Pulsar America, Inc.
◾ emtec Electronic GmbH ◾ Shannon Enterprises Inc
◾ Event Capture Systems ◾ Solenis LLC
◾ Fabio Perini North America ◾ TAPPISAFE
◾ Firefly AB ◾ Valmet
Interested in Exhibiting or sponsoring? Contact Shane Holt!
Shane Holt • tissue@naylor.com • 352-333-3345
Networking Events at TissueCon
Join us for these exciting networking opportunities at TissueCon 2019, all included with registration.
Tuesday Welcome Reception
at the Emerald Plaza • 5:00 pm – 6:30 pm
Wednesday Reception
in the Exhibit Hall • 5:00 pm – 6:30 pm
Thursday Networking Hour
in the Exhibit Hall • 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
The Exhibit Hall is in Florida Exhibit Hall B
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