All installed pumps are frequency-regulated. Cost savings are especially significant during continuous operation.Įnergy conservation was one of the main reasons Klingele selected these pumps. The Abel EM pumps offer high efficiency and consume far less energy than pumps operated with compressed air. In addition, the energy balance is impressive. Unlike the previously used compressed air diaphragm pumps, they generate considerably less noise the irritating ventilating noise when the control valve is triggered does not occur. These pumps are electrically driven, dual effective diaphragm pumps with mechanical membrane deflection. Electric diaphragm pumps made by Abel are used to transport the glue at a temperature of 35 – 40☌ to and from the flute lamination machine as well as for continuous circulation. Klingele uses glue that is based on natural starch. Afterwards the desired format is cut to size.Īn important component in manufacturing corrugated cardboard is the glue that is used. Inside, the individual layers of paper are heated, moistened, laminated and then dried. This very long machine consists of several individual units which are separately and independently controlled. The core manufacturing piece is the flute lamination machine. Fluted sheets and flat liner boards are glued to each other in several layers, so that the final result is a single, dual, or triple wall corrugated cardboard. The product is produced by combining different layers of paper by means of starch glue. At the same time, the air-filled chambers created by the corrugations ensure its unique cushioning function. Its secret – as the name indicates – are the corrugations that lend the cardboard very high stability. In their factory in Werne, Klingele produces corrugated boxes, die-cut packaging and folding boxes in various shapes and sizes.Ĭorrugated cardboard is light and at the same time stable. These raw papers are the basis for producing packaging and corrugated cardboard products. Klingele Papierwerke has been producing raw paper for corrugated cardboard in two different locations, in France and in Germany, for more than 50 years.
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