Learn How to Specify Spray Showers and Spray Nozzles to Maximize Productivity

Spraying Systems Co. sponsored TAPPI webinar: How to Specify Spray Showers and Spray Nozzles to Maximize Productivity is taking place Wednesday, September 14th 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM (ET). Bernard Pyzdrowski and Brian Moran (Project Engineers at Spraying Systems Co.) will provide insight and guidance on how to specify showers and nozzles for the wet end to the dry end of your machines with an emphasis on paper/tissue quality improvements, reduced maintenance time and cost-savings.

Learn how to choose showers and nozzles for your machines that will cut maintenance time, maximize uptime, and reduce costs. A wide range of showers will be discussed manual brush showers, automatic brush showers, oscillating showers, pipe-in-pipe showers and more.

While this presentation is recommended to following attendees, everyone is encouraged to attend.

  • Process engineers
    • Pulp & Paper companies
  • Machine managers or supervisors
  • Researcher
  • Production engineers
  • Maintenance engineers
  • Utility engineers
  • Mechanical engineers
  • Consultant Tissue companies

 

Meet Presenters

Bernard Pyzdrowski
Project Engineer
Spraying Systems Co.

Bernard Pyzdrowski has worked for Spraying Systems Co. since 2016. He is a Project Engineer focused exclusively on the Pulp and Paper Industry. He is experienced with various mill operations such as cleaning, trimming, lubricating, coating, drying operations and more. Bernard is involved in product development, process improvement and technical support. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Milwaukee School of Engineering.

Brian Moran
Project Engineer
Spraying Systems Co.

Brian Moran came to Spraying Systems Co in 2010. Brian worked in the printing industry prior to joining the system’s team at Spray working on precision spray application for the engineered wood and web lamination industry. As a Project Engineer on the Pulp & Paper team, Brian has led product offerings of the Oscillator and AutoBrush systems and has done the spraying of highly viscous MFC (MicroFibrillated Cellulose) among many other projects. His experience with many different processes ensures the customers’ expectations are met.


Webinar attendance is free and open to everyone, but registration is required.
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Sponsored By: Spraying Systems Co.

 

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