ABB wins US$ 17-million contract to utomate world's largest paper machine
“We are very happy to be a part of this major project, which once again highlights the value and potential of ABB’s Industrial IT concept,” said Dinesh Paliwal, executive vice president and head of ABB’s process industries division. “This is the third major software and hardware order we’ve won in as many months.”
ABB will also supply power distribution equipment, motors and drives for the PM 6 paper machine, which is scheduled to be commissioned in October 2002, at Palm’s Wörth works near Karlsruhe. ABB will begin work on the contract in October 2001, for completion by July 2002.
Designed to deliver paper at speeds of 1,800 meters per minute, the PM 6 paper machine’s key product will be semicoated base paper for corrugated board used by the packaging industry. Demand for lightweight, sturdy, printable paper is expected to increase as eBusiness gains popularity, and items ordered electronically are shipped.
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