Textile range
List minimum and maximum linen dimensions, fabric type and product mix.

Flatwork processing
Feeding, ironing, folding and stacking equipment for laundries processing sheets, duvet covers, table linen and towels.

Answer first
A finishing line is designed as a connected process. Linen dimensions, pieces per hour, moisture condition, available labour and target fold pattern should be defined before selecting an ironer, feeder, folder or stacker.
Typical projects include hotels, hospitals and central linen plants. The line can include a feeder or spreader, roller ironer, folder and stacker; towel folding is normally treated as a separate process.
Selection framework
Capacity is only one part of a dependable laundry system. These inputs affect equipment selection, utilities and room layout.
List minimum and maximum linen dimensions, fabric type and product mix.
State pieces per hour, operating shifts and acceptable manual handling.
Confirm working width, feeding direction, floor space and connections between stages.
Configuration checklist
We use these fields to match the machine and project scope. Exact values are confirmed on the current technical sheet for the selected model.
| Process stages | Feeding/spreading, ironing, folding, stacking and towel folding as applicable. |
|---|---|
| Working width | Select according to the largest linen size and current model range. |
| Heating source | Confirm available steam, gas, thermal oil or electric conditions where applicable. |
| Automation level | Define manual tasks, operator count, quality targets and fold programs. |
| Layout | Provide the full room drawing, access route and material flow direction. |
| Documents | Request current line layout, utility schedule and individual machine data sheets. |
Model availability and specifications can change. Request a project-specific data sheet before purchase or installation planning.