The new recycling line will be installed at the Dong Tien Binh Duong Paper facility in Ben Cat Town, Binh Duong Province, Vietnam

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PrimeFFD BT pulper from the FibreFlow drum pulper series. (Credit: ANDRITZ)

Austrian technology group Andritz has secured a contract from Singapore-based Tetra Pak South East Asia to supply a new system for recycling Used Beverage Cartons (UBC) to be installed at a Vietnamese paper mill.

The new recycling line will be installed at the Dong Tien Binh Duong Paper facility in Ben Cat Town, Binh Duong Province, Vietnam.

According to the Austria-based technology firm, the recycling system is expected to start operation this summer.

The latest stock preparation line will consist of two new products of Andritz, the PrimeFFD BT pulper and the PrimeClean TO. Both belong to Andritz’s Prime product line.

Part of the FibreFlow drum pulper series, the PrimeFFD BT pulper can process 50 tonnes of alternative raw material per day.

The drum pulper will work in batch mode to transform UBC into fibres while separating and rejecting poly-aluminium components used in the production of corrugated roofing sheets.

The PrimeClean TO (Two-in-One) cleaner is said to combine two cleaning stages in one unit and separate fibres and contaminants with increased efficiency and less energy input.

Dong Tien Binh Duong Paper general manager Hoang Trung Son said: “We already have a UBC recycling line from Andritz, which is operating very successfully.

“Andritz is a highly valued long-term partner since 2007 and we are expecting once more top performance!”

Dong Tien Binh Duong Paper is part of Dong Tien Packaging and Paper, a wastepaper recycling company in Vietnam.

Tetra Pak and Don Tien have partnered since 2011 for the collection and recycling of beverage cartons.

The Austrian technology group provides a range of plants, equipment, systems, services and digital solutions for different industries and end markets. It has four business areas – Pulp & Paper, Metals, Hydro and Separation.

The company employs around 29,100 people over 280 locations in more than 40 nations.