Raw Material Supply / Fiber2Fiber
Fiber2Fiber fiberboard recycling process
Exhibitors
Location
Hall 26, Stand C41
Description
Our pioneering Fiber2Fiber process enables the recycling of MDF, HDF, THDF and wood fiber insulation boards, including post-consumer material. The recycled fibers can be used to produce new fiberboard. Fiber2Fiber includes “Osiris,” Unilin’s patented fiberboard recycling technology, proven on an industrial scale in Unilin’s MDF plant in Bazeilles, France. The partnership between DIEFFENBACHER and Unilin Technologies represents a shared vision of innovation and sustainability.
The Fiber2Fiber process requires minimal energy consumption. It is suitable for nearly all types of fiberboard, including production residues and post-consumer material. The process includes inline fiber cleaning and reusing process steam, making it highly efficient and sustainable.
BENEFITS
• No mechanical impact on the fibers
• No added moisture
• Low energy consumption through the use of process steam
• Suitable for all types of fiberboard
• Inline fiber cleaning
Contacts
Contact
Dieffenbacher GmbH Maschinen- und Anlagenbau
- Heilbronner Str. 20
- 75031 Eppingen
- Germany
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