Voith Paper in China

In 1996, Voith established a joint venture with Liaoyang Paper Machinery Factory in China, setting up Voith Paper's first manufacturing base in Liaoyang, which was followed by the establishment of service centers. In 2007, Voith invested in and founded Voith Paper (China) Co., Ltd. in Kunshan City, Jiangsu Province, also known as Voith Paper City Kunshan.

Today, Voith Paper City covers an area of nearly 200,000 square meters and has an investment of approximately 2 billion RMB, making it the world's largest single modern papermaking equipment production and service center. As the Voith Paper’s headquarter in Asia, Voith Paper City boasts more than 1,200 employees and an expert management team. With its unified internal processes and proprietary technology, Voith provides high-quality products and services to China and the global market efficiently. As a full-line supplier, Voith Paper China has complete manufacturing and service capabilities and provide comprehensive solutions to the industry, including stock preparation systems, paper machine of different grades, consumables such as fabrics and rolls, spare parts, and automation services.

Currently, more than one third of China's paper industry capacity is produced on Voith's paper machines. Notably, the Hainan PM2 provided by Voith is the world's largest paper machine, capable of producing paper with a width of up to 10.96 meters, equivalent to the width of 25 adults standing side by side. Additionally, Voith has collaborated with customers in China to build the world's largest board machine and graphic paper machine, and they have jointly created the world's fastest project execution record for board machine and graphic paper machine. Voith Paper is also supporting Chinese paper manufacturers in their globalization process. 

Since its establishment, Voith Paper is committed to creating a green and sustainable papermaking process. Guided by China's decarbonization goal, Voith Paper leverages its industry knowledge, advanced technology, and innovative products to help Chinese paper enterprises reduce water, energy, and fiber consumption while significantly reducing carbon dioxide emissions.