The same washer extractor behaves differently in a 300-bed hospital and a 40-room boutique hotel. These pages set out what actually drives the specification in each sector — and which machines we put on the floor.
Barrier washers that physically separate dirty and clean zones, CSSD-integrated workflows, and turnkey plant design built to NABH and WHO-GMP standards.
Compact plant rooms sized to your room count and occupancy — washers, dryers and flatwork ironers that get bed linen back on the floor the same day.
Barrier washer lines, controlled-zone layouts and documented cycles for WHO-GMP and Schedule M environments where garment handling is part of the compliance record.
Coin-operated machines, dry cleaning plant and compact finishing lines for laundromats, franchise stores and neighbourhood dry cleaners.
Robust, simple-to-operate machines for residential schools, universities and hostels, sized for peak weekend loads and priced for institutional budgets.
Complete production lines — washing, drying, ironing, folding and stacking — designed around tonnes per day, floor flow and labour cost.
Textile rental, garment manufacturing, defence establishments, food processing and municipal facilities all run laundries with their own rules. If your sector is not on this page, the sizing exercise is the same — tell us the load and the constraints.
