International technology group ANDRITZ has acquired the Swedish company PulpEye, a specialist in analyzer and measurement technology. This acquisition strengthens ANDRITZ’s portfolio by integrating PulpEye’s advanced pulp quality analyzers and measurement solutions, further enhancing the group’s automation and digitalisation capabilities.
PulpEye is a technology company, focusing on online applications and services for the global pulp and paper industry. The Swedish company provides pulp, paper and board producers with a wide range of proven online pulp analysers, measurements and controls ranging from chip quality, kappa to fiber properties and more throughout the process. Since 2002, PulpEye products have contributed to stabilised and higher pulp quality, process efficiency and reduced energy consumption in pulp production.
Stephan Keuschnigg-Zingl, Senior Vice President Pulp and Paper Automation and Digitalization at ANDRITZ, says: “We are very pleased to welcome the PulpEye team with its excellent analyser portfolio to ANDRITZ. This acquisition further strengthens our offering in automation and digitalisation and allows us to provide reliable analysers to measure all the main quality parameters of pulp processing, as well as new solutions and services leveraging them.“
ANDRITZ is committed to further investing in the development of the PulpEye product line and will establish a dedicated service network to offer comprehensive global support to its customers. This acquisition enhances ANDRITZ’s already extensive portfolio, including the Smart Series and ANDRITZ Intelligent Instruments, and strengthens the company’s ability to deliver complete solutions that integrate measurements, analysers, advanced process control, optimisation, and a wide range of services.
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