After the raw materials enter the Drum Pulper, they are mixed with water to form a slurry. This step is critical because it ensures that the fibers are fully hydrated, making them easier to separate. Once in the Drum Pulper, the rotating mechanism begins to agitate the pulp. Blades or bars inside the Drum Pulper gently crush the fibers and separate them from contaminants such as ink, plastics, and other additives, effectively forming pulp.

 

One of the most significant advantages of Drum Pulpers is their ability to gently pulverize the pulp without disrupting the fiber length. This protection is essential to maintaining the strength and quality of the final paper product. The operating method of a Drum Pulper produces high-quality pulp with minimal impurities. This quality ensures that the subsequent paper making process produces a high-quality finished product that meets industry standards.

 

Drum Pulpers are a very valuable piece of pulping equipment designed to produce high-quality pulp while maintaining fiber length. Their gentle handling, energy savings, and versatility make them a top choice for recycling and raw material processing.
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