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DIP Process
DIP Process Process: Stock improvement focuses on the removal of enough contaminants so that the secondary fiber is suitable to make finished paper. The major process steps after repulping may be screening, cleaning, washing, bleaching, dispersion and deinking. Even with tight quality control of incoming waste paper, contaminants cannot be totally avoided and must be dealt with in the process. All non-paper material is a contaminant and needs to be removed.

Stock improvement focuses on the removal of enough contaminants so that the secondary fiber is suitable to make finished paper. The major process steps after repulping may be screening, cleaning, washing, bleaching, dispersion and deinking. Even with tight quality control of incoming waste paper, contaminants cannot be totally avoided and must be dealt with in the process. All non-paper material is a contaminant and needs to be removed.  
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ARC Composites
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Centrifugal Separators ARC 890  
Flotation Clarifier ARC S1  
Hydropulper Frothing Cells ARC 855  
Screens ARC 890  
Thickner - Centifugal / Vaccum ARC 855  
Thickner - Centifugal / Vaccum ARC BX1  
Mechanical Packing
Use Product Description
Pulp 1730 Mill Pack™  
Pulper Stock Pump 1830 Packing Use with Spiraltrac P 
Refiners 1730 Mill Pack™ Use with Spiraltrac P 
Mechanical Seals
Use Product Description
Chemical Process Pumps 280  
Stock pumps 180 Use TC/TC Aflas and Plan 33 
Technical Products
Use Product Description
Chain Lubrication 601 Chain Drive Pin & Bushing Lubricant  
Equipment (all types) 740 Heavy Duty Rust Guard  
Threaded assemblies 785 Parting Lubricant  
Threaded assemblies 900 GoldEndŽ Paste  
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