Emery International Developments Ltd.
Products/Services: Pulp moulding equipment design and build; pulp moulding die design and build (proto-type die and production die); research and development laboratory, including pulp and chemical analysis and making proto-type products on the test machine.
Emery International Developments Ltd. Founded in 1956, is a 100% Canadian company. Initially, the company's core business was paper making machine manufacturing and consultation to the industry. In the late 1970's pulp moulding equipment design and build was added, and today, this is the only business Emery International Developments Ltd. operates.
With 40 years of experience in the pulp and paper industry, Emery Pulp Moulding Technologies offers cost competitive and high quality, environmentally friendly, bio degradable packaging manufacturing. The major characteristics areas of Emery Pulp Moulding Technologies include the: re-pulping and stock preparation technology which provides the right consistency pulp; Emery Vacuum Forming technology which provides high quality control and productivity with extremely low reject ratio; Emery Die Clamp System which makes a quick die change possible, without any additional alignment; Emery Dryer System technology which provides fully automated control of air flow, temperature and speed; Emery Economizer which saves energy up to 16%, achieving product drying at an extremely competitive cost; and Emery Die Design and Build services which offer state of the art CAD/CAM packaging design and build assistance. These services are offered at two locations in Canada and are backed by Emery's prototype product manufacturing services. This ensures that upon receipt of the dies, customers are able to start production without further die test and trials.
With abundant experience in the paper and pulp industry, Emery Pulp Moulding Technologies offers broader material selections. On top of waste papers, such as old newsprint and cardboard boxes, most of the fresh sludge and affluent (fine fibres in white paper at pulp mills can be utilized as feed stock. This contributes, not only to a high percentage elimination of sludge and affluent dumped into sewer and river systems, but turns unwanted sludge and affluent into money making high value added products.
Emery International Developments Ltd. Contributes to the promotion of environmentally friendly and biodegradable packaging through its endless research and development.
Company Details
Year Established:
1956
Total Sales ($CDN):
$25,000,000 - $50,000,000
Number of Employees:
35
Company Information
Yoshio Chiba
Title:
Sales Manager
Telephone:
(905) 470-6066
Fax:
(905) 470-6505
Email:
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John Emery
Title:
Manager
Telephone:
(905) 470-6066
Fax:
(905) 470-6505
Alan Emery
Title:
CEO
Area of Responsibility:
Domestic Sales & Marketing
Telephone:
(905) 470-6066
Fax:
(905) 470-6505
Email:
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John R. Emery
Title:
President
Area of Responsibility:
Management Executive
Telephone:
(905) 470-6066
Fax:
(905) 470-6505
Email:
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Jane Davidson
Title:
General Manager
Telephone:
(905) 470-6066
Fax:
(905) 470-6505
Email:
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Products
Moulding Machinery, Pulp
Pulp Mill Machy/Equip, Nes
Die/Mould, Pulp
Pulp/Paper/Paperboard Machy/Equip, Nes
Paper/Paperboard Converting Machy/Equip, Nes
Pulp Moulding Machines
Lubrication Products & Services
Environmental Products And Services
Pulp Moulding Machine System, Utilizing Paper Mill Sludge And Affluent Or Waste Paper.
The Emery Pulp Moulding System utilizes waste paper ( such as old newsprint, old corrugated cardboard, office paper, envelops, etc.) or paper mill sludge and affluent as feed stock to make bio degradable and environmentally friendly packaging which could replace EPS packaging.
Emery pulp moulding system is a small scale paper making plant, consisting of stock preparation, and wet forming section with forming dies and dryer. The stock preparation system is very similar to a small paper mill. There is a repulper which beats the waste paper or mill sludge to a uniform consistency with water to yield a 4% (solids) consistency pulp stock. To this mixture are added rosin and wax which usually form about 2% of the solids content of the final pulp stock.
The wet forming section consists of a series of wire screen covered wet forming dies mounted on a moulding drum, rotating at a uniform speed while immersed in a specially designed recirculating vat containing the final pulp slurry at about 0.6 to 1% consistency. A vacuum system attracts the moulding materials ( fibres) from the liquid pulp slurry in the vat onto the dies by drawing the suspending water of the pulp slurry through the wire screen surfaces. After forming on the forming drum, the forming platen makes contact with the transfer die platen which automatically transfers the molded wet products from forming unit to the dryer conveyor.
The drying section consists of a direct fired gas recirculating air dryer with a single pass or multi-passes conveyor carrying the wet products through the heated dryer tunnel. The dried products are then discharged to an unloading conveyor where they are sorted, stacked, counted and wrapped. The wrapped bundles are placed on pallets and a fork lift truck is used to place them in storage ready for final shipment.
Pulp molded packaging is bio degradable and environmentally friendly. This packaging can be recycled to make other packaging, or can be dumped in the landfill for natural bio-degradation making pulp molded packaging unique, as compared with EPS packaging.
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