Pressure screening is the predominant method of cleaning and fractionating fiber suspensions of waste paper treatment in the paper industry. Advanced screening technology mostly uses centrifugal force and profiled screen plates to separate the stock flow into acceptance flow and rejection streams. With the new type of concave hole plates run in paper mills, the pulp slurry output is higher than the conventional type. The construction of the new type consists of a 450 slope, oval concave length of 120 mm, width of 45 mm, and rowed holes in the valley. Production costs are 1% higher than with the conventional screen; the dirt area of initial pulp is 710 mm^2/m^2, and after screen treatment is 582 mm^2/m^2, while the cleanness degree is augmented by 16%. Results showed that the ring crush strength increased by 5%, and the stock output by 30%.