Research & Development
Generating new ideas and
smart solutions for the future of
pulp and paper
Curiosity is part of our DNA
Born and raised in an entrepreneurial environment specialised on chemistry solutions for the pulp and paper industry, a needs-based approach to innovation and continuous development has always been a natural part of our business. Because, it is what our customers expects from us. And what adds value to their business.
We believe that our knowledge and experience should be used as a driving force in the continuous development within the pulp and paper industry. Our expertise is founded on a number of core competences and technologies, including surface and colloid chemistry, dispersion technologies, microbiology together with formulation and polymer application skills. BIM core competencies lead to the development of specialty chemical-based concepts, technology and service for the pulp and paper industry’s products and processes.

R&D
Our approach to R&D

Total commitment to pulp and paper

More than one third of our Swedish staff work with R&D

100% focused towards the pulp and paper industry

R & D projects derives from actual or future market needs

Integration between R&D and sales

Close relation to universities
Laboratory
Customer service lab

Professional analytic support
The key function of BIM’s Customer Service Laboratory (CSL) is to provide analytic support to our customers and sales organisation. Results are reported in a customer friendly way and contain information that will facilitate trouble-shooting in discussions with customers or in preparation of trial proposals. Our service-minded staff with focus on customer related problems reflects all the tasks performed at CSL.

New Methods for better paper production
In collaboration with our customer and in close contact with our R&D department and sales force, the CSL is also involved in developing new methods or improving existing ones to be able to detect and measure important parameters in mill related environments.
We focus on what we know best and reinvest all our resources in the pulp & paper industry


