| 1870 |
Foundation as a wood-grinding plant on the site of a shut-down iron foundry |
| 1882 |
First paper machine comes on stream |
| 1910 |
World’s first reel-fed rotogravure at Albbruck |
| 1955 |
PM 5 begins production |
| 1960 |
Production of coated papers |
| 1962/1970 |
PM 6 and PM 7 come on stream |
| 1983 |
Biological purification plant started |
| 1986/1989 |
Coating machines SM A and SM B started up |
| 1995 |
PM 5 is equipped with a new online coater. With the innovative speedcoater, the mill’s entire production is switched to coated grades. This strengthens the mill’s leading position in coated printing papers |
| 1998 |
The mill expands its sheet-paper equipment. The new sheet-cutting machine Synchro 2000, a global innovation by the Jagenberg company, comes on stream |
| 1999 |
PM 7 equipped with POMs, pumps that feed the pulp-water suspension. This technology makes for shorter intervals in basis weight alterations on the paper machine |
| 2000 |
The sheet-paper equipment is complemented by a fully automative pallet packaging line. Tambour transport is also automated |
| 2001 |
In order to continually develop environmental measures and protect natural resources, a coating colour recovery plant comes on stream |
| 2003 |
The world’s first Spray-Coating-System (online coating process) is installed to produce double coating on PM 5 |