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Canfor's Prince George Pulp and Paper mill is moving a maintenance shutdown previously planned for April to this month, in order to coincide with unplanned maintenance requiring the shutdown of the recovery boiler. It was discovered that the recovery boiler had a leak which needed to be repaired.

The total duration of the shutdown of the boiler is expected to be approximately 20 days and the total reduced pulp production in the first quarter is expected to be approximately 15,000 tonnes, including the 4 days and 3,600 tonnes previously scheduled for the April outage. Operation of the paper machine during part of the shut down period is expected to mitigate the financial impact of these outages.

Canfor Pulp operates three pulp mills in Prince George which employ more than 1,100 people. Canfor Pulp, an income trust, was spun out from Canfor Corp. several years ago.

Today, several tissue producers choose to switch from standard format into double width machines, a choice with many advantages in terms of productivity and capital expenditure.

ACP with the TM 5.6, the top of the range, is able to satisfy production and quality needs of each of these producers.
Installing a double width machine, instead of having two 2.8 m traditional machines, today, with the same tissue production volume, reduces energy consumption and staff, cuts the initial capital investment related to the design and the construction of the plant, reduces the space needed in the tissue mill and, finally, during the normal production activity, lowers maintenance costs.

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