Flotation Deinking Cell

The flotation deinking cell is a specialized machine designed for wastewater treatment in the paper pulp industry. It effectively removes ink, light impurities, and adhesives from wastewater while enabling the recovery of fine fibers, fillers, and chemicals. This process enhances pulp yield by over 5%, reduces deinking chemical usage by 15–20%, and cuts steam consumption by more than 30%. By eliminating harmful ions from wastewater, the flotation deinking cell also increases pulp whiteness, resulting in higher-quality paper production.

• Advanced Ink Removal Technology

• Utilizes self-absorbing air to generate turbulence and form micro-sized air bubbles, efficiently capturing ink particles and dust.

• Ensures a wide range of ink separation with minimal fiber loss, enhancing resource recovery.

• Efficient and User-Friendly Operation

• Features a reliable liquid-level control circuit in each flotation tank for simple operation.

• Allows for easy integration with existing systems for seamless process optimization.

• Space-Saving and Flexible Design

• High flow capacity with compact layouts, available in horizontal or stacked configurations.

• Adaptable to different production setups and space constraints.

• Cost and Resource Savings

• Reduces consumption of deinking chemicals and steam, lowering operational expenses.

• Supports the reuse of thermal energy and materials, improving overall sustainability.