MoRe in Media
ISKO partners with MoRe Research
Isko Denim, one of the leading denim producers based in Turkey, has teamed up with MoRe Research, a division of RISE Research Institutes of Sweden, to discover and develop innovative, sustainable technologies based on cellulosic-based materials obtained from waste textiles.
Unique chip impregnation equipment installed at MoRe Research
MoRe Research has installed pilot equipment aimed at real time studies of the wood chip impregnation process. It is integrated with MoRe’s pilot digester plant and used to study how wood chip is impregnated and cooked under various conditions. Studies can be conducted for paper pulps and dissolving pulps. The impregnation pilot is a result of a PhD work at Helsinki University and has been further developed by MoRe.
Steel belt press
"December 18, 2018 – A new steel belt that can create strong packaging material from high-yield pulp has been developed by MoRe Research, a research and development firm in Sweden that specializes in pulp and paper products."
Cellulose replaces plastic in future packaging material
Mid Sweden University in Sundsvall and MoRe Research in Örnsköldsvik Sweden are cooperating with the Norwegian research institute RISE PFI on the PlastiCel project. The aim is to develop composite materials from nanocellulose and cellulose, which can be used as a barrier for heat, air and moisture.
Eurocon-MoRe
Eurocon and MoRe Research are cooperating to offer analysis, mapping and system design for the collection and destruction of pulp mills’ diluted non-condensable gases, describing this as a “complete and simplified project process” for pulp mills.