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Nicht das Material allein entscheidet, sondern wie es verarbeitet und integriert wird. Durch Maschinen, die Prozesse so steuern, dass exakt die gewünschten Eigenschaften entstehen.

Unser Ziel ist es, in der Praxis bewusst neue Ansätze zu entwickeln. Moderne faserbasierte Lösungen zeigen: Nachhaltigkeit kann Leistung nicht nur ersetzen – sondern sie auch verbessern.

Der Begriff klingt oft nach etwas, das man bei Bedarf ergänzt. In der Realität ist Service ein entscheidender Teil der Lösung.

Wenn wir über Elektrotechnik sprechen, denken die meisten an Kabel, Kupfer und Energie. Woran kaum jemand denkt: PAPIER.

„Am Ende ist es doch immer die gleiche Maschine.“ Ein Satz, der in der Praxis selten lange standhält.

Wenn man an Filtration denkt, kommen vielen zuerst klassische Anwendungen in den Sinn.

„Papier? Da passiert doch nichts Neues mehr.“ Ein Satz, der sich hartnäckig hält – und mit der Realität wenig zu tun hat.

Unterschiedliche Fasern stellen unterschiedliche Anforderungen. Das lässt sich nicht allein theoretisch lösen – es muss praktisch erarbeitet werden.

Wenn sich Fasereigenschaften ändern, verändert sich mehr als nur die Belastung einzelner Komponenten.

Die Papierbranche verändert sich spürbar, neben klassischen Rohstoffen kommen zunehmend Fasern mit Recyclingqualitäten, Hochleistungsfasern oder komplexe Mischsysteme zum Einsatz.

Die Gespräche mit Kunden und Branchenpartnern waren nicht nur zahlreich, sondern auch fachlich sehr vielversprechend. Besonders der intensive Austausch zu aktuellen Anforderungen und technologischen Entwicklungen zeigt erneut, wie dynamisch und innovationsgetrieben die Papier- und Verpackungsindustrie derzeit ist.

Wir freuen uns sehr, dass wir unsere DIN EN ISO 9001:2015 Zertifizierung wieder erfolgreich abgeschlossen haben!

Immer wieder freuen wir uns über besonderen Besuch aus der Gründerfamilie!

Seit 1855 entwickeln und fertigen wir in Freiberg Maschinen für die Papier- und Vliesstoffindustrie. Unsere Halle steht nicht für Glanz und Show – sondern für solide Ingenieurskunst, jahrzehntelange Erfahrung und echte Handarbeit.

Die RESTEC ist weit mehr als nur eine Messe – sie ist der Treffpunkt, an dem sich regionale Wirtschaft und Wissenschaft die Hand reichen. Genau das haben wir auch dieses Jahr wieder gespürt.

Hoher Besuch in unseren Hallen: Der sächsische Wirtschaftsminister Dirk Panter war gemeinsam mit Landrat Sven Krüger zu Gast bei der PAMA paper machinery GmbH.

Standstill? A no-go. In paper production, every detail counts - which is precisely why we rely on a customized service that goes far beyond simply "reacting quickly".

Whether it's scheduling, technology or budget control - with our project management, we ensure that your project is stable and on target at every stage.

Every project is different. Standard solutions are often not enough.

PAMA supports you in process development and process optimization - individually tailored to your requirements.

In the paper industry, the success of a project is often decided in the early planning phase.

Did you know that our know-how from paper production is now also used in the manufacture of rock wool, glass wool, insulation materials and plastic films?

PAMA has stood for high-precision, customized solutions since 1855

Round or horizontal - who wins the race when it comes to fabric distribution?

The cross-flow distributor is the specialist for targeted profiles

You are looking for high flexibility, stable conditions and want to work independently of the volume range

Attending JEC World 2025 in Paris was an extremely enriching experience for WH Lipex and us

Specialty paper machines are tailor-made for papers with special requirements. They combine precision, innovation and the highest quality. But what makes them so unique?

From tea bags to high-tech papers - fiber-based materials are the key to innovation and sustainability in paper production. Our journey has only begun to show how diverse and fascinating the world of fibers is.

Pictures have always told our stories - from family moments to the milestones of mankind. At PAMA, we know the invaluable importance of these memories. They are not only part of our past, but a treasure that we want to preserve for future generations.

2025 is here and is already picking up speed, and the paper industry is more innovative than ever. The industry is in the midst of a transformation that puts sustainability, digitalization and new materials in the spotlight. But what trends and market insights will shape our year 2025?

Pulp is much more than just a raw material for paper or nonwovens - it is an essential component of a wide variety of processes. Did you know that our PAMA headbox is used to produce depth filter plates that are used in the filtration of 75% of Scotch whisky?

Rock wool, the superhero among insulating materials, has everything that new and old buildings need: Energy efficiency, comfort and durability. Made from molten rock, it boasts outstanding thermal and acoustic insulation properties.

Polyethylene terephthalate (PET), a versatile thermoplastic, is a commonly used basis for high-quality plastic nonwovens used in reverse osmosis cartridges. Thanks to its chemical resistance, durability and filtration precision, PET helps to purify water efficiently and filter out the smallest particles.

Neptune grass, a renewable natural fiber, is the basis for innovative grass paper. What makes it so special?

This detailed chronicle documents the remarkable history of PAMA since 1855, beginning as Friedrich Wenzel's iron foundry and later expanding into a machine factory after Ewald Paschke became involved. Expropriation followed in 1946 and a new start in 1990 as Papiermaschinenwerke Freiberg AG, and it now offers an even deeper insight into our development. It is particularly noteworthy that the chronicle was written by contemporary witnesses of the last 50 years, who contribute personal perspectives and authentic first-hand experiences.

Hemp, a renewable natural fiber, has been inspiring people with its versatility for centuries and is now more convincing than ever. Did you know that hemp also plays an important role in the production of high-quality paper and nonwovens? Its natural stability and durability make it a versatile raw material.

Mica, a layered silicate with amazing properties, finds its way into a wide variety of applications, and not just in the automotive and electrical industries. As mica paper, it provides outstanding insulation performance and protects sensitive parts from heat. But that's not all!

The versatility of glass fleece is indeed impressive. It is not only an invisible hero in many everyday products. Here are a few exciting areas of application and perhaps it will inspire you to come up with new ideas!

Did you know that fermentation residue fibers - a waste product from biogas production - are a valuable resource for the production of mulch paper and plant pots?

Technical fibers, especially carbon, are not only found in the high-tech sector, but also in innovative everyday products. Our inclined wire machine concept allows carbon in the form of carbon nonwovens to be used in a wide variety of applications.

With the PAMA reel winding concepts, we offer you a reliable and flexible solution for winding a wide range of materials - from nonwovens and graphic papers to packaging papers. We develop customized solutions for you that are precisely tailored to your production requirements.

Cotton, a renewable natural fiber, is not only found in your clothing, but is also used in paper manufacturing and in some of the most exciting industries!

When you think of heat-protective clothing, the word synthetic fibers probably doesn't immediately spring to mind. But these are exactly what make the difference! Aramid, a high-performance fiber, is used to make a robust insulating paper.

With PAMA Guide, we offer you air and vacuum-supported, rope-free paper transfers that have been specially developed to ensure work safety and optimize the availability of your entire machine.

Did you know that recycled paper cellulose is the key to many sustainable products? This recycled fiber is made from recycled waste paper and offers endless possibilities.

With the PAMA blade coating unit, equipped with innovative diffuser technology and a short-dwell concept, we offer you maximum flexibility and precision in paper coating.

With the PAMA film press and its innovative diffuser technology, we offer you a compact, robust and user-friendly solution for precise film coating.

Did you know that tea bags can be made from banana fibers? We are proud to make the best possible use of natural resources.

With PAMA Load, we focus on customized solutions in the press section of your paper machine. The customized concepts, which are perfectly tailored to your individual requirements, offer you reliable and state-of-the-art technologies.

With PAMA Top, we offer a tried-and-tested solution for paper production that targets three key areas: Improving formation, reducing two-sidedness and increasing dewatering capacity.

With PAMA Disy, we rely on innovative solutions for stock feed that are perfectly tailored to your production requirements. Our optimized flow concepts ensure that the suspension is fed evenly across the entire machine width to the respective headbox system in order to achieve the best possible CD profile.

On Tuesday, we had the honor of hosting the WERKHALLEN TALK 2.0 in collaboration with the Chemnitz Chamber of Industry and Commerce and the Freiberg Economic Development Agency. It was a fantastic day full of exciting insights and inspiring discussions.

VON DER IDEE ZUR MASCHINE – AUS FREIBERG IN DIE GANZE WELT!

The answer is quite clear: YES!
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