The invention relates to a sleeve-change calender (1) for the rotary embossing of a multi-ply tissue web or for producing a ply bond between the individual plies of the multi-ply tissue web, wherein the sleeve-change calender comprises a roll frame (7) with at least one roll (12, 13) mounted therein, with an expandable support core (3) and a exchangeable sleeve (4) mounted thereon, wherein the sleeve can be pushed onto the support core for assembly and can be fixed thereon with a friction fit, wherein the support core is designed with a multi-chamber system (11) for the individual application of pressure on separate pressure zones (10).

Described herein are methods and systems for reducing, preventing, or eliminating wrinkles in a paper sheet during papermaking. The systems may include a dryer configured to dry a continuous paper sheet having a travel direction. The system may also include at least one roll configured to receive the dried continuous paper sheet. The systems may also include an air spreader located downstream of the dryer and upstream of the at least one roll. The at least one roll may include one or more calendering rolls. The air spreader may include a plurality of nozzles configured to expel a gas toward the dried sheet. The nozzles may be oriented in a direction at least partially opposed to the travel direction of the dried sheet.

A sealing strip for a positive or negative pressure zone of a suction or blower roller of a machine for processing and/or producing web material, in particular a paper, cardboard or tissue machine. The sealing strip has a sealing face to be set against and in frictional contact with the inner side of a roller shell for sealing the positive or negative pressure zone during a rotational movement of the roller shell. The sealing strip has a lubricant channel in the form of a cutout from the sealing strip. The lubricant channel is arranged in front of the sealing face. The sealing strip is formed with a first material section at the sealing face and with a second material section at the front wall. The first and second materials are different in at least one physical property, such as modulus of elasticity, abrasion resistance, hardness, brittleness.

The invention relates to an extended nip roll 1 for use in a nip N through which a fibrous web W is to be passed. The roll has two axial ends 3, 4 and comprises a support beam 5 having an axial extension between the axial ends 3, 4 of the extended nip roll and a press body 6 with an axial extension and which press body 6 is substantially parallel with the support beam 5 as well as means 7 supported by the support beam 5 for causing the press body to move or expand radially outwards towards a counter roll 2 to form a nip N. The inventive roll also comprises a tubular flexible jacket 8 with two axial ends 12, 13, the tubular flexible jacket 8 forming a loop around the press body 6 and the support beam 5. At each end of the extended nip roll 1, there is an end wall 9, 10 which is rotatably journalled to allow each end wall 9, 10 to rotate about the support beam 5. Each end wall 9, 10 being attached to an axial end 12, 13 of the tubular flexible jacket 8 such that the end walls 9, 10 and the tubular flexible jacket 8 form together an enclosed space 14. On the support beam 5, there is at least one support element 15 for the tubular flexible jacket 8 which support element 15 is arranged to support a part of the tubular flexible jacket 8 at a location spaced away from the press body 6. According to the invention, the at least one support element 15 is arranged to be movable in a circumferential direction such that it can be moved to different positions along the circumference of the tubular flexible jacket 8.

Method for uniform coating of a composition onto a carrier material in web form, through the use of a coating apparatus comprising at least one element A, that forms with a further element B a nip ahead of which the composition is held up, and that moves relative to the element B in such a way that a rotating body of composition is developed and the composition is conveyed into the nip; comprising introduction of the composition into the intake region of the nip, the application of the composition to a carrier material in web form in the nip or after the composition has travelled through the nip, and which limits the longitudinal extent E of the nip intake region fully fillable by the body of composition.

Described herein are methods and systems for reducing, preventing, or eliminating wrinkles in a paper sheet during papermaking. The systems may include a dryer configured to dry a continuous paper sheet having a travel direction. The system may also include at least one roll configured to receive the dried continuous paper sheet. The systems may also include an air spreader located downstream of the dryer and upstream of the at least one roll. The at least one roll may include one or more calendering rolls. The air spreader may include a plurality of nozzles configured to expel a gas toward the dried sheet. The nozzles may be oriented in a direction at least partially opposed to the travel direction of the dried sheet.

Described herein are methods and systems for reducing, preventing, or eliminating wrinkles in a paper sheet during papermaking. The systems may include a dryer configured to dry a continuous paper sheet having a travel direction. The system may also include at least one roll configured to receive the dried continuous paper sheet. The systems may also include an air spreader located downstream of the dryer and upstream of the at least one roll. The at least one roll may include one or more calendering rolls. The air spreader may include a plurality of nozzles configured to expel a gas toward the dried sheet. The nozzles may be oriented in a direction at least partially opposed to the travel direction of the dried sheet.

Methods of making a multi-ply paperboard core include providing a number of paperboard furnishes and layering the furnishes to form a multi-ply paperboard web, wherein the two outermost plies are formed of furnish containing no size and the two plies adjacent the outermost plies are formed of furnish containing size. Apparatus for making a multi-ply paperboard core include two or more furnish sources configured to provide a number of paperboard furnishes, wherein at least one furnish source provides furnish containing no size and at least one furnish source provides furnish containing size, and a paperboard forming section wherein the furnishes are layered to form a multi-ply paperboard web in which the two outermost plies are formed of furnish containing no size and the two plies adjacent the two outermost plies are formed of furnish containing size.

Methods of making a multi-ply paperboard core include providing a number of paperboard furnishes and layering the furnishes to form a multi-ply paperboard web, wherein the two outermost plies are formed of furnish containing no size and the two plies adjacent the outermost plies are formed of furnish containing size. Apparatus for making a multi-ply paperboard core include two or more furnish sources configured to provide a number of paperboard furnishes, wherein at least one furnish source provides furnish containing no size and at least one furnish source provides furnish containing size, and a paperboard forming section wherein the furnishes are layered to form a multi-ply paperboard web in which the two outermost plies are formed of furnish containing no size and the two plies adjacent the two outermost plies are formed of furnish containing size.

The invention refers to a method for post-processing of a product, especially paper or paperboard, which has been fabricated at least partly from pulp containing lignin, comprising the following steps: introducing the product into a product gap of a belt press having at least one belt, heating up the product within the belt press to a temperature between 160 C. and 350 C. and submitting the product within the band press to a line pressure between 30 N/mm and 200 N/mm and/or a surface pressure between 50 kN/m.sup.2 (0.5 bar) and 600 kN/m.sup.2 (6 bar), especially between 200 kN/m.sup.2 (2 bar) and 600 kN/m.sup.2 (6 bar).