The operation of the Ragger is straightforward yet effective. It typically consists of a rotating drum or disc equipped with hooks or claws. As the drum rotates, the hooks catch onto the impurities embedded in the pulp. The rotation then pulls these materials out of the pulp stream, separating them from the fibers. This process is repeated continuously as the pulp flows through the Ragger, ensuring a thorough extraction of impurities.

 

The presence of foreign materials like ropes and plastics in pulp can have detrimental effects on paper quality. These materials not only compromise the physical properties of the paper but can also damage machinery downstream in the production process. By efficiently removing these impurities, the Ragger plays a crucial role in maintaining the purity and quality standards of the pulp and the resulting paper.

 

The Ragger is an important part of the pulping line in a paper mill, dedicated to the delicate task of removing tangled impurities from the pulp. If you want to know more about this device, please feel free to contact us!
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