ABB has been awarded a new contract by Intertrade Hellas S.A. to supply its quality control system (QCS) to existing and new tissue machines at the company’s Inofyta facility in Greece. The project includes ABB’s Network Platform (NP) 1200-based QCS platform with integrated sensors and controls, designed to improve product consistency, process efficiency and data visibility across production lines.
ABB’s NP1200-based quality control system will be supplied for two tissue machines at the Inofyta facility, featuring precise measurement sensors, integrated controls and full connectivity with the mill’s existing distributed control system (DCS). This integration will streamline operations, improve data consistency, and give Intertrade Hellas the tools to reduce variability, respond faster to process changes, and consistently deliver higher product quality.
The first system is scheduled for delivery to Tissue Machine 1 (TM1) by the end of October 2025. A second identical system will be delivered in 2026 to support the startup of the new Tissue Machine 2 (TM2).
Founded in 1992, Intertrade Hellas is a privately owned tissue products manufacturer based near Athens, operating four production facilities with 14 lines and producing up to 78,000 tonnes annually.
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