Providing state-of-the-art wire part layout designs and supplying ultra-long lifetime ceramic products to maximize dewatering efficiency and minimize operational costs for paper mills worldwide.
Shandong Sinyo New Materials Co., Ltd. (formerly Shandong Silicate Research and Design Institute) is a national-level high-tech enterprise. Since its inception in 1958, Sinyo has consistently pushed the boundaries of innovation, focusing on the research, design, and application of advanced inorganic non-metallic materials, contributing significantly to the global industrial ceramics sector.
Equipped with the National Industrial Ceramics Engineering Technology Research Center, the National Joint Engineering Research Center for Engineering Ceramic Preparation Technology, and an Enterprise Postdoctoral Workstation, Sinyo has achieved nearly 200 major scientific milestones. Among these are 5 National Technology Invention Awards and 4 National Science and Technology Progress Awards, alongside over 160 patents and technical standards.
Today, Sinyo's high-tech ceramics are widely utilized across the papermaking, metallurgical, petrochemical, and power industries. Holding a domestic market share of nearly 20% (ranking first in China), we have become the country's largest production base for wear-resistant ceramic components in paper machinery.
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We don't just supply ceramics; we engineer complete dewatering systems. Tailored forming table configurations designed to optimize drainage curves and enhance sheet formation.
By analyzing your specific furnish, machine speed, and target paper grade, we calculate the optimal drainage profile. We design the spacing, angle, and width of forming boards and hydrofoil blades to control initial water removal, preventing sheet sealing and pinholes.
We engineer the layout of low-vacuum and high-vacuum suction boxes. Graduated vacuum zones prevent sudden pressure drops, maintaining fiber dispersion and improving sheet formation index while reducing overall power consumption of vacuum pumps.
Through advanced simulation, we design the contact surface area of the ceramic covers. Reducing friction between the forming fabric and the ceramic elements significantly minimizes drag load, leading to reduced drive motor power and extended fabric life.
Engineered to withstand high speeds, chemical corrosion, and abrasive fillers. Our material systems guarantee ultra-long lifetimes under complex papermaking conditions.
Modified with composite additives, providing high density, uniform structure, and excellent wear resistance. Ideal for medium-speed paper machines and standard dewatering applications.
Combines the hardness of alumina with the toughness of zirconia. Highly resistant to mechanical shock and micro-fractures, perfect for high-load forming boards and foil blades.
Offers extreme hardness (second only to diamond) and low friction coefficient. Provides exceptional lifetime under high-speed operation with highly abrasive fillers like CaCO₃.
The ultimate material for high-speed, wide paper machines. Features maximum fracture toughness, superior thermal shock resistance, and minimal wire wear.
In the 1990s, Sinyo established its presence in the papermaking industry. In 1994, leveraging our comprehensive scientific platform, we undertook and completed the provincial project: "Development of Full Ceramic Panels for Paper Machine Vacuum Suction Boxes." This project passed provincial appraisal in 1995 and received the Shandong Province Science and Technology Progress First Class Award in 1997.
Using composite additive-modified microcrystalline corundum, we developed structured, segmented designs that fully satisfy the requirements of increasing paper machine speeds.
Additionally, our successfully developed ceramic cleaner cones offer high precision, impact resistance, wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and high fiber retention rates. They are available in over 30 series and 200+ specifications, serving advanced papermaking lines worldwide.
Precision-ground blades with exact angles to control initial dewatering and enhance sheet formation.
Segmented designs engineered for thermal expansion and mechanical stability under high vacuum loads.
Highly wear-resistant cones designed to remove contaminants from pulp slurry efficiently.
Our projects at Taizhou Forest Paper and Quzhou Xianhe Special Paper mark significant milestones in replacing expensive imported ceramic elements.
In May 2016, the ceramic dewatering element project for Taizhou Forest Paper's 5200mm triple-wire packaging paper machine was successfully put into operation. Designed for a speed of 800m/min, the machine achieved a stable operating speed of 850m/min, with a peak speed of 921m/min.
While maintaining a strong presence in the domestic mid-to-high-end markets, Sinyo's products are exported in bulk to the United States, Germany, Finland, Japan, South Korea, and many other countries.
As part of our global expansion strategy, we have strengthened our technical and commercial partnerships with world-renowned papermaking equipment OEMs:
A selection of our major ceramic dewatering element installations on high-speed paper machines (5200mm+ width class).
| No. | Customer Name | Equipment (PM) | Specifications & Parameters (Width mm / Design Speed m/min) | Delivery Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Xinjiang Dongsheng Paper Co., Ltd. | PM2 | 5200 / 650 | 2018.01 |
| 2 | Hubei Jinzhuang Technology Regenerated Resources Co., Ltd. | PM2 | 5200 / 700 | 2018.02 |
| 3 | Hubei Qinchu Paper Co., Ltd. | PM3 | 5200 / 650 | 2018.04 |
| 4 | Shanghai Qingliang Industrial Co., Ltd. (Vietnam Thuan An Project) | PM6 | 5200 / 800 | 2018.10 |
| 5 | Jiangsu Limin Paper Co., Ltd. | PM1 | 5600 / 700 | 2018.10 |
| 6 | Shandong Longgang Paper Co., Ltd. | PM2 | 5200 / 700 | 2019.02 |
| 7 | Hubei Shengda Paper Co., Ltd. | PM2 | 5200 / 700 | 2019.10 |
Sinyo collaborates actively with the Shandong Industrial Design Center and various universities to conduct joint research on wire part dewatering mechanisms. These studies provide solid theoretical support for quantitative dewatering on the forming table.
We focus on a problem-oriented approach, conducting in-depth material performance research on Alumina, Zirconia-Toughened Alumina (ZTA), Zirconia, Silicon Carbide, and Silicon Nitride. This ensures our ceramic components meet the complex and demanding operating conditions of modern paper mills.
Looking ahead, Sinyo will align closely with global papermaking trends. We are committed to providing customized services to help mills achieve energy conservation and consumption reduction. By focusing on high-end ceramic dewatering elements and cleaner cones, we continue to invest heavily in R&D, focusing on nitride materials, special high-temperature spray coatings, and large-scale, complex-shaped ceramic monoliths.
Accelerating the application of Silicon Nitride (Si₃N₄) in ultra-high-speed paper machines to extend component lifetime.
Developing wear-resistant, low-friction coatings for complex mechanical parts in the wet end.
Engineering dry-pressed, extra-large ceramic monoliths to eliminate joints and reduce fabric wear.