International technology group ANDRITZ has received an order from Elixrr Industries Pvt. Ltd. to supply a pressurized refining system to their mill in Madhya Pradesh, India.
ANDRITZ will supply a pressurized refining system to Elixrr Industries’ mill in Madhya Pradesh, India, marking Elixrr’s entry into the MDF market.
The system, featuring an S1056 refiner and India’s first C-Feeder, will process 35 t/h of wood.
Start-up is set for Q1 2026.
This is ANDRITZ’s 10th MDF project in India, reinforcing both firms’ focus on sustainability.
Start-up is planned for the first quarter of 2026.
The new system will process mainly eucalyptus and poplar, as well as mixed wood, at a capacity of 35 t/h. Key components include an S1056 refiner with an installed power of 5500 kW as well as a C-Feeder, the first to be supplied to India. With this investment, the nonwovens manufacturer Elixrr, is entering the MDF market. For ANDRITZ, this will be the 10th MDF system delivered to India.
Raman Poddar, President – MDF at Elixrr, says: “We chose ANDRITZ because we trust in their proven expertise in refining systems. This project aligns with our shared commitment to sustainability and innovation. The new system will enable us to position ourselves in the Indian MDF market.”
Aniket Mishra, Project Manager – MDF at Elixrr adds: “This is a first for us, which is why we want to make sure we’re on the safe side. I’m truly looking forward to working with ANDRITZ — I’m confident they are exactly the right partner to have by our side for this journey.”
Elixrr is a manufacturer of eco-friendly, advanced nonwoven fabrics for applications such as medical and personal care. The company uses innovative technology and sustainable practices to deliver high-quality, customizable products. Its fully automated facility follows Industry 4.0 standards, ensuring efficiency and environmental responsibility.
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Fibre2Fashion News Desk (HU)