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Corrugated Cardboard
Corrugated cardboard manufacturers face the challenge of optimizing production processes to minimize waste and energy consumption without compromising efficiency. Navigate these challenges to remain competitive in an environmentally conscious market by partnering with Graco.
Glue Transfer
Without pumps the corrugated cardboard industry would grind to a halt. Pumps mix, transfer and circulate your glue. Air-operated pumps are the logical choice but what if there would be a greener and more cost-efficient solution. Find out why leading companies in your field already switched from air to electric. And how our glue pumps reduce downtime, simplify maintenance and make your processes greener.
ELECTRIC BEATS AIR EVERY TIME
Why choose an electric-driven double-diaphragm glue pump for corrugated cardboard manufacturing?
QUANTM isn’t just another glue pump: it’s a game-changer. QUANTM features a revolutionary electric motor design that will reduce operational costs and keep your glue transfer lines running. It is a perfect fit for nearly any fluid application and a drop-in replacement for existing pumping technologies.
Articles & Case Studies
What is the role of a glue pump in corrugated cardboard manufacturing?
Learn more about how pumps are used for glue transfer and circulation in the corrugated cardboard manufacturing industry. Dig into key pump and material features that are important to consider when transferring or circulating glue.
Corrugated Cardboard Case Study
A UK manufacturer replaced nearly 115 AODD pumps with QUANTM for starch glue circulation lines. The impact on energy costs and carbon reduction is substantial.
Choosing the Right Glue Pumps for Corrugated Cardboard Manufacturing
Double-diaphragm pumps are the preferred pumps to use as glue pumps since they are ideal for pumping high-viscosity fluids and can be adapted to the required abrasion resistance and soda concentration.
Why choose an electric-driven double-diaphragm glue pump for corrugated cardboard manufacturing?
An electric-operated double diaphragm pump definitely has clear advantages over its air-operated equivalent. Let’s have a closer look.
