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Skoghall Mill is a modern world-class producer of carton-board aimed for consumer packagings and for printing purposes. Our products are used for some of the most demanding market segments, such as liquid packaging board, board for dry foodstuffs, liner etc. We work in close co-operation with our customers and researchers with developing and improving our products. Always keeping to our primary goal of being the world-leading paperboard mill.
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| Location |
Skoghall, on a peninsula in the northern part of Lake Vänern,
just 10 kilometres south of Karlstad in the middle of Sweden.
Mill Map
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| Product area |
Coated carton board for demanding consumer packagings, such as liquid packaging board and board for dry foodstuffs.
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| Raw material |
Roundwood and sawmill chips (pine and spruce) are used for two types of pulp: sulphate pulp and CTMP (Chemo-Thermo Mechanical Pulp). |
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| Board machines |
KM 7: trim width 5,4 m, speed 540 m/min
KM 8: trim width 8,1 m, speed 800 m/min
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| Mill Manager |
Carl-Johan Albinsson |
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| Personnel |
984 employees (826 Skoghall + 102 Forshaga + 56 Karlstad Research Centre) |
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| History |
1917 |
Uddeholmsbolaget builds sulphite mill |
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1919 |
Start-up of sulphate mill |
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1920 |
PM 6, first paper machine installed, moved from Emsfors Mill |
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1930-68 |
Start-up of PM 1-5, production of paper for sack and fine paper |
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1977 |
Start-up of KM 7, rebuilt in 1981 and in 1994 for higher capacity |
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1978 |
Billerud AB acquires Uddeholm |
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1984 |
STORA acquires Billerud-Uddeholm. |
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1986 |
Shut-down of the sawing mill and the sulphite mill |
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1996 |
Start-up of KM 8 |
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1999 |
STORA merges with Enso and forms Stora Enso |
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2001 |
Skoghall Mill acquires Tetra Pak's plant for PE-coating in Forshaga |
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2003 |
Decision is made to invest almost 2 billion in the Energy 2005 project |
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2004 |
Stora Enso Karlstad Research Centre is integrated with Skoghall Mill |
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