Dust is a real problem in paper plants, but you already knew that… but did you know how big a problem dust has become due to environmental, safety and regulatory over-site for paper plants?

Environmental regulations regarding dust are becoming stricter in the cardboard manufacturing industry for three main reasons:

Our company prides itself on not just building shredding machines for paper and corrugated, but for developing solutions to help our customers save and/or make money. Learn how we did that for one of our Fortune 100 clients.

It's something that we most likely take for granted every day, but paper has been around for over 2,000 years, starting with the Chineese in 200 B.C.

When you're traveling to New Orleans for Tissue World 2016 this year, everyone is looking for the best value in price, location, and ammenities in where they are going to stay. Here is a quick list of some notable places, as well as some great links and resources to help you find your perfect place to stay next March.

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Toilet paper today is mostly manufactured from a "chemical pulp," but it all comes from paper. Forms of paper used in the production of tissue paper can include various forms of recylced paper, virgin tree pulp, as well as hemp plants. The main materials used to prodcue toilet paper include: