The Parason Deinking Cell consists of multiple cells in series with an elliptical cross-section. A baffle extends across the entire length, separating the suspension chamber.
Quality craftsmanship in manufacturing & proven performance at customer sites
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The Parason Deinking Cell delivers efficient ink removal from recycled fiber through advanced flotation technology. Multiple cells arranged in series with elliptical cross-sections create optimal conditions for selective ink particle separation while preserving fiber quality.
Precise bubble generation through injector nozzles produces controlled micro-turbulence, achieving effective removal of ink, dirt specks, and stickies.
Achieve higher pulp brightness through efficient ink removal
Selective flotation preserves valuable fiber content
Optimized bubble sizes target various ink particle ranges
Effective separation of stickies and contaminants
Low power consumption per ton of processed fiber
Reliable 24/7 performance in demanding mill conditions
Pulp suspension and air introduced through precision injector nozzles
Negative pressure creates fine bubbles optimized for ink attachment
Ink particles attach to bubbles and rise to the surface as foam
Deinked pulp exits while ink-laden foam is removed continuously
Progressive deinking stages for maximum ink removal efficiency
Optimized geometry for uniform flow distribution
Controlled bubble generation for consistent performance
Steady-state operation without process interruptions
Connect with our process engineers to explore how the Parason Deinking Cell can enhance your recycled fiber processing line.