Our hydraulic pulpers can slush pulp board, broken paper and waste paper into pulp. Apart from processing paper products, the pulpers can also be used in the production of wet-laid nonwovens to break down the fiber bundle into individual fibers. How can the pulping machines do that? The answers lie in their mechanical configuration. Take our vertical pulper as an example. The pulpling system consists of a tub with a rotor located in the bottom of the tub, on which there are some blades. A fixed plate with multiple blades is arranged at the bottom of the rotor. The rotor is driven by an electrical motor through a rotating axis. Apart from being connected through an axis, the rotor can also be linked through a resilient coupling, a rigid coupling and a gear reducer.