Every line is a balanced combination of pulp preparation, forming, drying, vacuum and control — specified together for the project.
From recovered paper to finished molded-fiber products, the GDM ECP production line combines pulp preparation, vacuum forming and controlled drying in one continuous process.
Recovered paper and water are mixed to create pulp.
Two primary tanks store the prepared pulp suspension.
The secondary tank feeds the molding section at a steady rate.
Fiber is vacuum-formed into molded-fiber products on product-specific moulds.
Electrical control panel that operates and monitors the line.
Supplies compressed air for the line’s pneumatic systems.
Provides the negative pressure used during molded-fiber forming.
Continuous metal dryer that removes moisture from the formed products.
PLC-based sequencing, an operator interface and electrical protection coordinate every stage — configured for the project's control requirements.
An insulated industrial dryer with forced hot-air circulation brings products to the required moisture level — sized for the line's production load.
Fiber is deposited on product-specific mesh moulds under vacuum, then transferred in a synchronized cycle into the downstream system.
Recovered paper or approved fiber is prepared as a stable, consistent pulp suspension — the first controlled stage of every GDM line.
Send us your target product, capacity and site conditions. We respond with the line configuration that fits.