A machine on which paper sheets are formed on a continuous moving wire screen. Water drains from the screen as wet pulp is moved over it and formed into paper sheets.

A paper machine developed by Louis Robert and financed by Henry and Sealy Fourdrinier that produces a continuous web of paper; also the term for the section of the paper machine which is a continuous [..]

A machine to make paper, particularly Kraft paper.

The terms applied to the standard type of paper machine which was produced by Fourdrinier about 1800.

A machine on which paper sheets are formed on a continuous moving wire screen. Water drains from the screen as wet pulp is moved over it and formed into paper sheets.

A paper making machine that receives a pulp slurry and uses a continuously moving mesh conveyor belt.

The formal name for a papermaking machine that forms a continuous web of paper on a moving wire screen. The vast majority of paper manufactured in this country is made on Fourdrinier machines.

A machine with a copper wire screen that receives the pulp slurry in the paper making process which will become the final paper sheet.

A machine with a copper wire screen that receives the pulp slurry in the paper making process which will become the final paper sheet.

A machine on which paper sheets are formed on a continuous moving wire screen. Water drains from the screen as wet pulp is moved over it and formed into paper sheets.

A machine with a copper wire screen that receives the pulp slurry in the paper making process which will become the final paper sheet.

A machine for making continuous rolls of paper.