Hot Disintegrator Domtar

The Hot Disintegrator rapidly and safely removes latency in pulps by recirculating a pulp suspension at an elevated temperature. Disintegrating pulp at elevated temperatures reduces latency by removing the stress that is found in fibres that have been disintegrated at lower temperatures.

The instrument can be ordered with either a 3 liter or 7 liter stainless steel container. The 3 liter container uses a maximum sample size of 56 grams O.D. pulp while the 7 liter container uses a maximum of 136 grams. An optional hot water tank is also available to provide a constant supply of hot water required by the disintegrator (95 deg C).

Features

  • Stainless steel construction
  • Disintegration time: up to 87% less than standard model
  • Simple controls and auto stop
  • Safety cover with sensor
  • Pail splash guard
  • Centrifugal pump motor: 240L/min at 3450 rpm
  • 3 liter or 7 liter stainless steel container
  • Hot water tank of 90L or 180L available (option)
  • Complies with TAPPI T-262, PAPTAC C.8, ISO 5263-3

Ordering Info

Model: 800-1
Accessories: 3 litre or 7 litre container
Options: 90 litre and 180 litre hot water tank (only 220V)
Elect.: 110 V / 60 Hz or 220 V / 50 Hz
Instrument size: 63,5 cm (25 po) x 76,2 cm (30 po) x 127 cm (50 po)
Weight: 95,5 kg (210 lb)
Shipping dimensions: 81,3 cm (32 po) x 76,2 cm (30 po) x 142,2 cm (56 po)
Shipping weight: 159,1 kg (350 lb)

 

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FPInnovations is a private not-for-profit R&D organization that specializes in the creation of solutions that accelerate the growth of the Canadian forest sector and its affiliated industries to enhance their global competitiveness.

We help you reduce the technological risks associated with innovation in your industrial processes and product diversification. By working with us, you have access to our specialized analytical laboratories as well as to pilot facilities that are unique in North America.

Pulp and Paper Technical Association of Canada. Since 1915, PAPTAC is dedicated to improving the technical and professional capabilities of its members, and to the advancement of the pulp and paper industry.