BETE’s nozzles: Pulp and paper powerhouses for versatile applications, processes

The paper industry benefits from BETE nozzles.

John Brooks Company Limited is Canada’s source for spray nozzles by BETE – which are recommended for the pulp and paper industry. BETE is a trusted international nozzle manufacturer for paper-manufacturing facilities of all sizes and specialties, building products to be reliable in large-scale production, which requires constant uptime to be successful.

Many common processes in the pulp and paper sector rely on BETE nozzles, such as edge trimming, gluing, cleaning, and air control.

Optimal performance in every application

Customers can choose from an impressive line of standard products and customized solutions when it comes to BETE nozzles. The John Brooks Company team employs experienced sales personnel and engineers who help all clients find the most appropriate nozzle solutions for their specific requirements. These staff combine their extensive experience with specific analysis tools to size the correct nozzle for optimal performance in every application; other benefits include prompt delivery and service, plus valuable technical, engineering, and problem-solving tips.

BETE nozzles work for the following common applications in the pulp and paper sector:

• Air control. Using compressed air to direct sheets of paper during processing.
• Chemical injection. Injecting defoamers, flocculants, dry strengths, rewet, biocides, oxygen scavengers, and more during processing.
• Cleaning/washing. Examples: removing felt debris from process conveyors; clearing buildup of paper on the scraper or doctor blade in tissue mills; cleaning chemical totes and drums; cleaning off heavy particulates from filtering shaker screens used in recycled paper mills; and cleaning stock chests and holding tanks.
• Dust control. Spraying water in the recycled-paper holding area to suppress dust clouds.
• Edge trimming. Straight jet nozzles can trim paper to a specific size.
• Foam control. Recommended for wastewater-treatment facilities and paper machine troughs.
• Gluing. Spraying glue to adhere multiple layers or various grades of paper to each other.
• Lubrication. Lubricating the equipment and material used during paper processing to avoid clogging or binding.
• Moisturizing and humidification. Options include spraying onto the paper before the roll to get a specific moisture and humidifying the holding area for paper rolls.

Other relevant industries include food processing, chemicals, and petrochemicals.

For more information, contact John Brooks Company.

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