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S-Press installation in Poland |
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Another extremely successful S-PRESS installation in Poland, this time replacing an existing Shoe system on an Agnati Double Facer. 
Immediate improvements remarked by the customer were faster speeds, drier board and a much better control of upwarp. They are also able to run their special grades faster, with improved quality and now without any blisters or delamination. A significant drop in Double Facer power consumption was also noted by the customer.
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Sino-Corrugated 2009 / Fefco Technical Seminar 2009 |
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 SIMON is pleased to report highly successful appearances again at both the Sino-Corrugated 2009 exhibition in Shanghai and the FEFCO Technical Seminar in Berlin.
We presented the new S-PRESS Double Facer Heat Transfer System at both these events, generating many positive enquiries.
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'Beltless' S-Press installation in Texas, USA |
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 This customer has a 14 year old SIMON/SCM Shortpress Double Facer with a Beltless Heating Section. They decided to upgrade to S-PRESS to further improve the quality and speed of production.
Following the installation of the S-PRESS the customer has seen an increase in running speeds and board quality and a decrease in main drive power consumption.
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Two S-Press installations in California, USA |
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Here, we undertook two S-PRESS installations at two seperate factories over one weekend ! The first customer had an existing Shortpress system and the 10 modules on the Heating Section were replaced with 8 S-PRESS modules.  The second customer was running with an Interfic system. This was removed and replaced with 10 S-PRESS modules on the Heating Section and 3 S-PRESS modules on the Traction/Pulling Section. Both these customers purchased the new S-PRESS based on the promise of improved board quality and are delighted with the results.
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S-Press installation in Poland |
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 With the help of a team of technicians from SIMON Polska and SCM Inc, we installed a S-PRESS retrofit
on a 2800mm wide Marquip/Ward/United Double Facer. This took place over one weekend and successfully started-up on time, much to the delight of the customer. 
This shows the stack of board produced at 300 m/min shortly after the start-up of the S-PRESS. |
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