emtec Electronic will participate in the Paper Bioeconomy Conference & Tradeshow in Graz, Austria, where the company plans to showcase a range of laboratory and online measurement systems for pulp, paper and tissue production.

The event will give paper manufacturers and converters an opportunity to explore process optimization and quality-control technologies directly with emtec’s technical team.

Focus on Wet-End Optimization and Quality Analysis

At the conference, emtec will present several of its specialized testing systems, including:

• TSA Tactile Sensation Analyzer
• CAS Charge Analyzing System
• FPA Fiber Potential Analyzer
• FPO Fiber Potential Analyzer Online
• PDA Particle Charge Detector
• ACA Ash Content Analyzer

The technologies are designed to help mills improve:

• wet-end process control
• filler optimization
• fibre performance
• tactile quality analysis
• charge management
• product consistency

Measurement Technology Becomes More Critical

As paper and board producers continue focusing on:

• higher efficiency
• lower resource consumption
• improved product performance
• greater process stability

advanced process measurement is becoming increasingly important across the production chain.

Online and laboratory analysis tools allow mills to reduce variability while improving quality control and machine performance.

TSA System Targets Haptic Analysis

One of the systems highlighted is the TSA Tactile Sensation Analyzer, which uses a Virtual Haptic Library to objectively evaluate tactile properties.

This reflects growing market interest in:

• surface feel
• tissue softness
• packaging touch perception
• premium product differentiation

particularly in tissue and specialty paper markets.

Industry Insight

The participation of companies like emtec at Paper Bioeconomy also reflects a broader industry trend:

paper manufacturing is becoming increasingly data-driven, where process optimization relies heavily on real-time measurement and material analysis rather than operator intuition alone.

For pulp, paper and board producers, better measurement capability increasingly translates into:

• reduced waste
• lower chemical usage
• improved runnability
• stronger product consistency
• higher profitability

Final Thought

As the paper industry continues moving toward more resource-efficient and bioeconomy-focused production models, process analytics and online measurement technologies are becoming a core part of mill competitiveness.

Last Updated on 14/05/2026 by Jota Machinery