Nalco Water

Nalco Water Innovation Delivers Value

Nalco Water, an Ecolab company, is the leading global provider of water management solutions and chemical expertise. Our holistic water and process expertise helps customers across nearly every industry use less water and energy and maximize the productivity of their operations. We partner with Tissue and Towel producers worldwide to deliver exponential value, through our reliable, cost effective, and safe solutions.

With a 90-year track record, Nalco Water continues to be solidly committed to the Pulp and Paper industry. Worldwide, our technologies and programs provide quantifiable value to specific customer challenges, whether improved operational efficiency, safety, product quality or environmental impact. As an Ecolab company, we’re perfectly aligned with our vision to be the global leader in water, hygiene and energy technology and services, providing and protecting what is vital.

Website Link: Nalco Water

Primary Contacts for Information Regarding Tissue:

Robert Melchiors, Sr. Industry Technical Consultant, Global   ramelchiors@ecolab.com
Gary S. Furman, Sr. Corporate Scientist, Global RD&E    gfurman@nalco.com

Technical Papers, Articles and Resources for Tissuemakers

1   World Class Yankee Coatings – Combining the Latest Chemistry and Monitoring Techniques

2   Yankee Dryer System: Critical Asset Protection, Monitoring and Control utilizing 3D TRASAR™ Technology by Nalco Water

3   Improved DAF Control Delivers Water Savings and Minimises TCO. A TW report.

4   Coating SpaceTM – A 3-D View of Creping Cylinder Coatings

5   Crepe Blade Vibration Monitoring for Improved Efficiency and Asset Protection

6   Nalco Water’s Expertise in Advanced Tissue Machine Technologies

7   TULIP™ Creping Technology Helps Tissue Manufacturer Improve Productivity, Reduce Operating Costs

8   Yankee Surface Chatter – Mechanics, Monitoring and Methods to Minimize Impact

9   Yankee Coatings for Structured Sheet Processes

10   Yankee Coating Developments for Structured Sheet Processes