Industrial Washers for On-Premise Laundries
Industrial washers are built for the duty cycle of an on-premise laundry: many loads a day, every day, with programs designed for linen, uniforms, microfiber and protective gear. Compared with household or coin machines they offer larger drums, programmable chemical dosing, higher extraction speeds and heating options matched to the building. The main selection points are capacity in pounds per load, soft-mount or hard-mount installation, the heating method (electric, steam or hot water supply), and the electrical service available. For U.S. sites, check voltage and phase, water supply and drain capacity before choosing a model.
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How do I choose the capacity of an industrial washer?
Estimate pounds of linen per day, divide by the hours the laundry runs and the cycles per hour, and leave margin because machines are rarely loaded to 100 percent.
Is an industrial washer the same as a washer-extractor?
Most modern industrial washers are washer-extractors: they wash and then spin at high speed to remove water before drying.
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