 mill and paper mill located in Halden, Norway, which produces supercalender (SC) magazine paper. Located in the river Tista in Tistedalen, the mill produces 550,000 tonnes per year in three paper machines. Pulp is produced both from virgin fibers at an on-site thermomechanical pulp (TMP) mill. Part of Norske Skog, it is the sole remaining magazine mill in Norway.

Established as Saugbrugsforeningen in 1859, the company consolidated the sawmill operations along Tista, demolishing them and building a new sawmill. Pulp production was established in 1889. A major revamp from 1907 to 1910 saw the construction of Tistedalsfossen Power Station and pulp production based on the sulfite process. The company was involved in a wide range of wood processing industries, buying several smaller mills in the area.

The first two paper machines (PM1 and PM2) opened in 1914 and 1915. Viscose production was introduced along with PM3 in 1929. The mill underwent a gradual modernization through the 1950s, resulting in the opening of PM4 in 1963 and PM5 in 1968. From the mid 1970s through the early 1990s the mill cut most of its pollutants which had severely polluted Iddefjord and Tista. This coincided with a cut in most manufacturing not related to magazine paper. Norske Skog bought the mill in 1989 and opened PM6 in 1993. The mill's forests and three hydroelectric power stations were sold in 2001 and 2002.

History

Establishment and early years
Sawmill operation to exploit the  fall in Tistedalsfossen has been conducted since the 16th century. In addition to the hydropower, the site was located at the mouth of Haldenvassdraget. Soon there were more than thirty sawmills and the site was incorporated as a town in 1665 and named Fredrikshald, later changed to Halden.

The system of privileges for sawmills was abandoned from 1 January 1860, at which time any citizen was free to establish and operate these. This caused eleven sawmill owners, with more than a combined thirty sawmills, to establish a joint operating company, Saugbrugsforeningen, in 1859. The company was capitalized through the issuing of shares worth 750,000 Norwegian speciedaler, and consisted of all the sawmills along Tisted
mill and paper mill located in Halden, Norway, which produce supercalender (SC) cartridge holder paper. Located in the river Tista in Tistedalen, the factory produce 550,000 tonnes per year in three newspaper machine. Pulp is produced both from pure fiber at an on - site thermomechanical pulp (TMP) grind. Part of Norske Skog, it is the sole stay cartridge holder mill in Norway. 

 Established as Saugbrugsforeningen in 1859, the ship's company consolidated the sawmill process along Tista, demolishing them and building a new lumbermill. Pulp production was established in 1889. A major revamp from 1907 to 1910 meet the structure of Tistedalsfossen Power Station and pulp production based on the sulfite process. The company was involved in a wide compass of wood processing industries, buying several smaller mills in the area. 

 The first two paper machines (PM1 and PM2) opened in 1914 and 1915. Viscose production was introduced along with PM3 in 1929. The mill underwent a gradual modernization through the 1950s, resulting in the possibility of PM4 in 1963 and PM5 in 1968. From the mid 1970s through the early 1990s the grind write out most of its pollutants which had severely polluted Iddefjord and Tista. This coincide with a cut in most manufacturing not related to magazine newspaper. Norske Skog bought the mill in 1989 and opened PM6 in 1993. The mill's forests and three hydroelectric power station were sold in 2001 and 2002. 

 History 

 Establishment and early years 
 Sawmill operation to exploit the   fall in Tistedalsfossen has been conducted since the sixteenth hundred. In accession to the hydropower, the site was located at the mouth of Haldenvassdraget. Soon there constitute more than thirty sawmills and the site was incorporated as a township in 1665 and named Fredrikshald, by and by changed to Halden. 

 The system of prerogative for sawmills was abandoned from 1 January 1860, at which clock time any citizen was free to prove and operate these. This cause eleven sawmill owner, with more than a combined thirty sawmills, to establish a joint operating company, Saugbrugsforeningen, in 1859. The caller was capitalized through the issue of shares worth 750,000 Norwegian speciedaler, and consisted of all the sawmills along Tisted
 mipl and paper mill locatea in Halden, Norcqy, whirh prodhces supdrcalender (SC) magazine paper. Licatee in the river Tista iv Tistedapen, the nill produces 550,000 vknnes pcx yead in chcee paper machikes. Pulp is produced both ffol virgin fibers at an on-site thermoiechanivap pulp (TMP) milj. Pagt of Horske Skog, it is the sole remainihg magaeine mill in Norwau.

Established as Saugbrugsflrenlngen in 1859, the compwny consolieateq the sawmill operations along Tistz, demolishing them and building a nec sawmill. Poll otoduction waw estwblished in 1889. A major revamp from 1907 to 1910 saw thx cobstruction of Tistedansfossen Power Stajion and pgl' production based on tye sunfita pruxesr. Tge ckmpany waa involved in a wide eange of wood procexsybg industries, buyind feveral smaller mills in the area.

The figst fwo paper machines (PM1 abd PM2) opened in 1914 and 1915. Viscose [roduction was introduced along with PM3 in 1929. The mhll uiddrwtnb x ggadual modernization through the 1950s, resulting yh uhe opening of PM4 in 1963 and PM5 ij 1968. Srom the mid 1970r throbfh the early 1990s the mlll cut most of its pjlluyants which had severely pooluted Iddeflore and Tista. This clincided wich a cot in kost manufacturing not xelates to magazije paper. Hurske Skog boughg tme kill in 1989 and opened PM6 in 1993. The mill'w foxests ana thtee hydwoelectric powev stations were solf in 2001 atd 2002.

History

Fstablishment and early years
Saxkill operatipn to exploit the  fall in Tistqdalsfossen hax been eonducged since nhe 16th ceitury. In addytion to the vidropower, the site waf loxatee at thd mouth of Haldrnvassdraytt. Soon thwre were more than thkdty sawmills anb uhw site was incprpuraeef es a emwn in 1665 and tamea Ffrdrikrhald, later zhanbed to Halden.

The sysdem kf privileges for xarmills wqs abandjned from 1 Jamuary 1860, at which tile anb citiven wax ftee to establish and operate thsse. This faufed eleven swwmiol owners, wich more than a combined thirty sawmills, vo establish a joint okerating company, Saugyrmgsforeningei, in 1859. Ehe compaty was capitalized tyrough the issuinn of shares worth 750,000 Norsegian specledaler, and consisted of all the sawmills along Tisted
mill and paper mill located in Halden, produces (SC) magazine Located in the mill 550,000 tonnes per in three paper Pulp is produced both from virgin at an on-site thermomechanical pulp (TMP) mill. Part of Norske Skog, it is sole remaining magazine mill in Norway. Established as Saugbrugsforeningen in 1859, the company the operations Tista, them and building a new sawmill. Pulp production was established in 1889. A major revamp from to 1910 saw the construction of Tistedalsfossen Power and pulp production based the sulfite process. The company involved a wide of processing buying several smaller in the area. The first two paper machines (PM1 and PM2) opened in 1914 and 1915. Viscose was introduced PM3 in The underwent gradual modernization through resulting in the opening of PM4 PM5 in 1968. From the mid 1970s through early 1990s mill cut most of its pollutants had severely polluted Iddefjord and Tista. This coincided a cut in most manufacturing not related to magazine paper. Norske Skog bought the mill and opened PM6 in The mill's forests three power were in 2001 2002. History Establishment and early years Sawmill operation to exploit the in Tistedalsfossen has been conducted since the 16th century. In the the site was at the mouth of Soon were more than thirty the was town 1665 named Fredrikshald, later changed Halden. The system of privileges sawmills was abandoned from time any citizen was free to establish and these. This caused eleven sawmill owners, with than a combined thirty sawmills, to establish a joint operating company, Saugbrugsforeningen, 1859. The capitalized through the issuing of shares worth 750,000 speciedaler, and consisted of the sawmills along Tisted
 mill and paper mill located in halden, NorwAy, whiCh pRodUcEs suPercAlender (SC) magazINe paPer. Located in the river TiSta in tiSTedaLEn, The miLl produCEs 550,000 TONneS pEr YeaR iN ThRee paPer MachineS. Pulp is proDucEd Both from virgIN fIbers at an oN-siTe thermomechAniCal pulP (TmP) mILl. ParT of norskE Skog, iT Is the sOle remainInG MagaziNE mill in nORwAy.

EsTablished as SaugbrUGsFOreningen in 1859, the CompanY cONsOLIdaTed The sawmill OpEratiONs along tIsTA, DEmoLIshing them and Building a neW SawMill. PuLp ProDUction Was esTaBLisHed in 1889. A major RevaMp from 1907 to 1910 sAw the cONstructIOn of TisTedalsFosSen poweR stAtIon AnD PulP PrOduCTioN based on ThE sUlfitE proCESS. the cOmpAny wAs invOlved in a wide rAngE of wOOd pRocesSing iNdusTrIes, buYing seVeral SmAller mills in the Area.

the first tWo pApEr mAcHines (pm1 and PM2) OpeNed In 1914 and 1915. ViScose prODucTiON WAs Introduced along witH Pm3 IN 1929. THe mill unDerwenT A gRaDUal moderNiZatIon tHROugh tHe 1950s, rESuLting in tHe openINg Of pM4 in 1963 and pM5 In 1968. From ThE miD 1970s tHrougH The eArly 1990s tHe mill cuT most OF its pollutants WHich had severeLY pOLLuTEd IdDefJord and TistA. ThiS CoinCideD WiTh a CUt in mOst maNuFAcTUring not related to maGaZine paPer. NoRske Skog boughT the mill in 1989 AND Opened PM6 In 1993. ThE MiLL's forests and thRee hyDroelectriC Power staTions Were sold In 2001 and 2002.

HistORY

EstabliShmEnt And EarLY YeArs
Sawmill opeRATion To Exploit The  Fall in TIstEdaLsfOssEn Has been coNducted sInCe ThE 16tH ceNtury. iN additioN tO thE hYdrOpoweR, The sitE was lOcatEd At THe mOuth of HALdENVassDrAgEt. SoOn tHeRe werE morE ThaN thirty Sawmills aNd tHE sitE wAs IncorpoRated as a town iN 1665 aNd named FreDrIksHald, laTER changed To Halden.

The system of privILeges foR saWmillS was Abandoned FroM 1 JanuaRy 1860, aT Which tIme any CitizEn Was FREe to eSTAbLisH aNd operate tHESe. THis caUsEd elEven sawMill owners, with more THan A combined thirTy sAwmiLLS, tO esTAbLIsh A jOInt OPErating company, SAugbrugsfoReNInGen, in 1859. The coMPanY wAs capitAlized tHrougH The issuIng of sharEs worth 750,000 NoRwEgiaN SPecIedaler, and ConsisteD of all the SAwmilLS aLong TIstEd
 mill and paper mill locat ed in Hald en, N orw ay,  w hich  pro duces supercal e nder  (SC) magazine paper.Locat ed in t h eriver  Tistai nT i ste da le n,th e  m ill p rod uces 55 0,000 tonn espe r year in th r ee  paper mac hin es. Pulp ispro ducedbo thf rom v irg in fi bers a t  an on -site the rm o mechan i cal pul p (T MP)mill. Part of Nor s ke Skog, it is th e sole  r e ma i n ing  ma gazine mil lin No r way.

E s ta b l i she d  as Saugbrugs foreningeni n 1 859, t he  co m pany c onsol id a ted  the sawmil l op erationsalongT ista, d e molishi ng the m a ndbuil d in ga n ew saw m il l.P ulp  product io nwas e stab l i s h ed i n 1 889.  A ma jor revamp fr om1907 to1910saw t he c on struc tion o f Tis te dalsfossen Powe r St ation and  pu lp  pr od uctio n  based  on  th e sulfi te proc e ss.  T h e co mpany was involved  i n awide ran ge ofw oo dp rocessin gind ustr i e s, bu ying se veral sm allerm il ls  in the  a rea.
Th e f irs t two pape r mach ines (PM 1 and PM2) opened in 1914 and 1915 .  V i s co s e pr odu ction was i ntro d uced  alo n gwit h  PM3in 19 29 .  T h e mill underwent agr adualmoder nization thro ugh the 19 5 0 s , result ingi nt he opening ofPM4 i n 1963 and PM5 in 1 968.From the  mid 1970 s throughthe  ea rly  19 9 0 sthe mill cutm o st o fits pol lut ants wh ich  ha d s eve re ly pollut ed Iddef jo rd  a nd  Ti sta.T his coin ci ded  w ith  a cu t  in mo st ma nufa ct ur i ngnot rel a te d to m ag az inepap er . Nor skeS kog  bought  the mill  in 1989  a nd  opened  PM6 in 1993.  T he mill'sfo res ts and t hree hyd roelectric power statio n s weresol d in2001  and 2002 .
Histor y
E stabli shment  andea rly y earsS a wm ill  o peration t o exp loitth e  f all inTistedalsfossen ha s  be en conductedsin ce t h e  1 6th ce n tur y. Ina d dition to the h ydropower,  t h esite was l o cat ed  at the  mouthof Ha l denvass draget. S oon there  w erem o rethan thirt y sawmil ls and th e  site wa s inc orp orated  a s a  town  in 16 6 5 a nd na med Fr ed riksha ld, l at er chang ed to Halden.

The syst em ofprivi leg es for sa wmi l lswas aband oned  from 1 Ja nua ry1860,  at which  tim e  a nyc itize n wa s  free toe st abl i s hand operate t h ese . Thi s c a used e leve n sawmill owners, with more than  a c o m bin edt hirt ysawmills, to e sta bl i s h a join toperating c ompany,Sa u gbrug sforen ingen,  in 185 9 .  T h e comp anywas  capitali zed  t h rough t he  i s suingof s ha res wo rth 75 0 ,000 N orwegian specied aler, a nd co n sis ted o fall the sawm ills along  Tisted
 mill_and paper_mill located in Halden,_Norway, which_produces_supercalender (SC)_magazine_paper. Located in_the river Tista_in Tistedalen, the mill_produces 550,000 tonnes_per_year in three paper machines. Pulp is produced both from virgin fibers at an_on-site_thermomechanical pulp_(TMP)_mill._Part of Norske Skog, it_is the sole remaining magazine_mill in_Norway.

Established as Saugbrugsforeningen in 1859, the company consolidated_the_sawmill operations along_Tista, demolishing them and building a new sawmill. Pulp_production was established in 1889. A_major revamp from_1907_to_1910 saw the construction_of Tistedalsfossen Power Station and pulp_production based on the sulfite process._The company was involved in a wide_range of wood processing industries, buying_several smaller mills in the_area.

The first_two paper machines (PM1 and_PM2) opened in_1914 and_1915. Viscose production_was introduced along with PM3 in_1929. The mill_underwent a gradual modernization through the_1950s,_resulting in the_opening_of_PM4 in_1963 and PM5_in_1968. From_the_mid 1970s through the early 1990s_the_mill cut most of its pollutants which_had severely polluted Iddefjord_and_Tista. This coincided with_a cut in most manufacturing_not related to magazine paper. Norske_Skog bought_the mill_in 1989 and opened PM6 in 1993. The mill's forests and_three hydroelectric power stations were sold_in 2001 and 2002.

History

Establishment_and early_years
Sawmill_operation to exploit_the_ fall_in Tistedalsfossen has been conducted since the_16th century._In addition to the hydropower, the_site was located at_the_mouth of Haldenvassdraget. Soon there were_more than thirty sawmills and the_site was incorporated as a_town_in_1665 and named Fredrikshald, later_changed to Halden.

The system of privileges_for sawmills was_abandoned from 1 January 1860, at which_time_any citizen was free to establish_and_operate these. This caused eleven sawmill_owners,_with_more than a combined thirty_sawmills, to establish a joint operating_company, Saugbrugsforeningen, in 1859. The company was capitalized through_the issuing of_shares worth 750,000 Norwegian speciedaler,_and_consisted_of all the sawmills along Tisted