Paper & Print industry

YGP performed various projects in the paper & print industry
.Among our customers are: Kimberly Clark, Hadera Paper Industries, Shaniv, Best Carton, Kargal, and many more
.Below are some of the projects we have done

Recent projects in the paper & print industry

Israpaper Sano – replacing a 40-ton Yankee dryer

Paper industry · 2024

A Yankee dryer is the giant drying cylinder at the heart of a tissue paper machine – a steam-heated pressure vessel and one of the heaviest and most sensitive components in a paper mill. At the Israpaper Sano plant in Netanya we replaced a Yankee weighing about 40 tons, a job that required heavy rigging and precise planning.

Clear – new Fabio Perini line, with remote support from the manufacturer

New machine from abroad

Installation of a new Fabio Perini line from Italy – rewinder, log saw and packaging – at the Clear plant in Beer Sheva. We carried out all the work on site, from preparing the floor and anchor plates to assembling the line, with remote support from the manufacturer’s team.

Clear – relocating a rewinder and log saw from Ofakim to Beer Sheva

Factory relocation · 2024

Relocation of a rewinder and a log saw from the plant in Ofakim to the new site in Beer Sheva, from working condition to working condition.

Kimberly-Clark – tissue machine in Nahariya

Paper industry · 2019

Construction and installation of a new tissue machine at the Kimberly-Clark plant in Nahariya.

Global Roto Sheka – 8-color printing press from India

New machine from abroad · 2025

Installation of a new 8-color printing press, shipped from India, at the Global Roto Sheka plant in Caesarea.

Flexoprint – new SOMA printing press

New machine from abroad · 2025

Installation of a new printing press from the manufacturer SOMA. To make room for it, we relocated an existing press to another position inside the plant – from working condition to working condition – as part of a plant reorganization.

Mapot Eichut – second-hand printing press

Printing industry · 2025

Installation of a second-hand printing press at a plant in Jerusalem, following markings made by another contractor abroad – on a tight, complex site with heavy loads.