Latest news on HAINSBERG Papier
05.03.2013
recertification (FSC®) and certification (PEFC)
On March 4th 2013 the company was succesfully certificated by SGS-ICS GmbH in the standards FSC-STD – 40-004 V2-1 und PEFC ST 2002:2010. All certificates can be downloaded on our homepage.
28.09.2012
Production of colored papers
This month was the first time a large scale papers of the new line "Lettura® Color" was produced in Hainsberg. With this product diversification we are able to better meet individual customer requirements.
10.09.2012
Successfully certified to ISO 50001:2011 standards
On 10.09.2012, the Papierfabrik Hainsberg GmbH was awarded the TÜV SÜD certificate for the development, manufacture and distribution of graphic recycled paper in acknowledgement of the energy management system which it has introduced and now operates. The company has shown that all ISO 50001:2011 demands have been met.
01.06.2012
New sheeter put into operation
To 01 June 2012 a new sheeter for the manufacture of Format printing papers was put into operation. The machine was delivered by Llorens-Planas S.L. Barcelona (ES). With this new equipment it is possible to produce all Formats with lengths between 40 and 160 cm in short delivery Times.
22.09.2011
Successfully certified to ISO 14001:2004 standards
On 22.09.2011, the Papierfabrik Hainsberg GmbH was awarded the TÜV SÜD certificate for the development, manufacture and distribution of graphic recycled paper in acknowledgement of the environment management system which it has introduced and now operates. The company has shown that all ISO 14001:2004 demands have been met.
25.05.2011
Excerpt from government statement made by Stanislaw Tillich (Premier of the Free State of Saxony) on energy strategy transformation (Saxony state parliament, 25th May 2011)
...Scientists from the Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and Forming Technology in Chemnitz... tell me that by optimising production techniques, German Industry could cut the amount of energy and materials they are currently using by around a third. And companies in Saxony are playing their part in making this prognosis reality.
One example is the Hainsberg paper factory in Freital. The new power plant is a cogeneration plant, running on local pulverised lignite. This supplies the paper factory with the steam it needs, and even meets some of its electricity requirements into the bargain. With an efficiency level of 94%, CO2 emissions have been halved in comparison to the old plant...
01.03.2011
Successful start-up of the new power plant for the Papierfabrik Hainsberg GmbH
Right on schedule, the new power plant for the Papierfabrik Hainsberg GmbH was put into operation on 1st March 2011. In future, this power plant - at the heart of which is a superheated steam generator with a muffle furnace and single-stage back pressure steam turbine - will supply the paper factory with all the steam it needs, as well as with some 20% of its electricity requirements. By burning pulverised lignite within a closed system, a steam output of 16 tonnes per hour and 1 MW of electricity are generated. The plant will achieve an efficiency level considerably over 90%, whereby emissions, between 2 and 4 mg/Nm³, will be considerably beneath the statutory ceilings set by German TA Luft (Air Pollution Control). The plant was constructed by GETEC AG Magdeburg, who will also be responsible for the maintenance, repair and management of the plant for the next 15 years. The pulverised lignite used in the plant will be locally supplied from Lausitz.