Flatwork Ironers
A flatwork ironer dries and presses flat linen such as sheets, duvet covers, tablecloths and napkins in one pass between a heated roll and a padded surface. Many laundries feed damp linen straight from the washer-extractor into the ironer, which removes a full drying step for flatwork. The working width decides the largest piece the ironer can take, and the roll diameter and speed decide how many pieces one or two operators can finish per hour. Heating can be electric, gas or steam. Folding and stacking attachments reduce labor in busier laundries.
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Can a flatwork ironer take linen directly from the washer?
Yes, many ironers are designed for damp linen after high-speed extraction, drying and pressing it in one pass.
What width of ironer do I need?
The working width should exceed your largest flat item, for example king-size sheets or banquet tablecloths.
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