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  Brim Laundry Machinery Co. Inc.

  302 Nichols Dr.

  
  

  Hutchins

  TX

  75141

  214-630-4517

  800-527-5886

  214-637-3217

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  For more than three decades, the Brim family has been the trusted source for the best in laundry equipment. Always backed by an uwavering commitment to customer satisfaction. Today, Brim Laundry Machinery Co., Inc., proudly features a growing family of products and services designed to meet the diverse needs of the laundry & apparel industries, now including equipment and parts for the WASHEX and CHALLENGE brands.
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  Girbau Industrial

  2500 State Road 44

  
  

  Oshkosh

  WI

  54904-8914

  (800) 256-1073

  920-231-4666

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  JENSEN USA Inc.

  99 Aberdeen Loop

  
  

  Panama City

  FL

  32405

  850-271-5959

  850-271-5901

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  The aim of the JENSEN-GROUP is to assist heavy-duty laundries worldwide to provide quality textile services economically. We have become the preferred supplier in the laundry industry by leveraging our broad laundry expertise to design and supply sustainable single machines, systems and integrated solutions. We are continuously growing by extending our offer and by developing environmental friendly and innovative products and services that address specific customer needs. Our success results from combining our global skills with our local presence.

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  Kannegiesser USA

  972-602-8766

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  The New Kannegiesser cornerless three-station EMH feeder has been designed primarily for the healthcare market with a focus on an increased production rate. This ergonomic design has adjustable feed height stations and maintains a steady flow of large pieces to the ironer line and has the ability to cycle up to 1,800 healthcare sheets per hour. With these higher-demanding production speeds of this new feeding machine, advanced technology also was warranted for the cross-folder model. The new CFM-S folder is primarily used for large pieces and is an upgrade from the previous model in terms of speed. The main design principle of the folder remains the same with the combination of air blasts used in the primary fold and reversing roller belts/mechanical blades in the cross-fold section. The continuous measuring and stable linen-flow process creates a high availability environment for product and throughput for the line. This new CFM-S model was developed to combine precision folding technology with rapid movements to allow the laundry to produce at a very high level, utilizing a single high-speed ironer line.
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  Chicago Dryer Co.

  773-235-4430

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  Chicago’s wide range of ironers utilize a highly efficient continuous process to dry, iron and finish wet linen. This company’s array of models can process 100-3,500 lbs. (45.35-1,587.5 kg) per hour with complementary feeders and folders. Their Century and Powerhouse ironers are perfect for high-production flatwork systems that require an ironer that’s efficient, dependable, serviceable and safe. They are available with 32-, 42- or 52-inch (812-, 1,066- or 1,320- mm) roll diameters, multiple widths, and with 1-4 roll models. Whatever your requirements, Chicago’s equipment lets you produce the first-class appearance and feel of crisply ironed linen.
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  Colmac Industries Inc.

  509-684-4505

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  Colmac’s “Wizard,” a self-contained, tunnel finisher that doesn’t need a boiler, uses a built-in steam generating unit to eliminate the need for an external boiler to supply the necessary steam for fabric relaxation. This patented technology allows industrial laundries and OPLs to tunnel finish with a tap water connection and operate using a nonpressurized system, thus avoiding boiler restrictions and regulations. Production output from these boilerless tunnel finishers ranges from 75 to more than 1,000 pieces per hour with their wide-body expandable units. Units are available with both PLC and manual push-button controls.
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  G.A. Braun Inc.

  315-475-3123

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  Braun manufactures the Precision Series® flatwork ironers with deep chest heating and large diameter rolls to apply a superb flatwork finish. Heavy-wall ironing surfaces provide excellent heat-retaining capabilities, requiring less energy to keep chests heated during operation. The dependable chest design enables the working surface to be repaired if a piece of metal should go through the ironer and gouge the chest, thus making replacement unnecessary. This is important to consider as one evaluates the best use of their capital. Both the Precision Series standard and self-contained thermal ironers have proven to provide years of exceptional high-quality output.
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  Girbau Industrial

  (800) 256-1073

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  Girbau Industrial automation makes it possible to quickly and seamlessly feed, iron and fold a variety of flatwork items straight from the washer. Their DRB Automatic Front Feeder automatically feeds damp linen of different types and sizes into a corresponding PC-80 Flatwork Ironer, using two or three spreader-feeding stations. Next, GI’s PC-80, offering up to 93% efficiency and 100 custom programs, automatically irons items for gains in throughput and quality. Finally, the FL-King Folder folds and stacks the ironed items. Delivering up to three primary folds and three cross folds using one, two or four lanes, the FL-King Folder ensures consistent folding, unrivaled quality and bolstered throughput.
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  JENSEN USA Inc.

  850-271-5959

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  Jensen offers the most energy-efficient flatwork ironers, with the highest productivity per square foot, in the widest variety of heating sources, roll sizes and working widths available on the market today. Whether you are processing linens for healthcare, hospitality or food and beverage (F&B), Jensen has a flatwork ironer to meet the requirement. They offer heating sources of steam, thermal oil and self-contained thermal oil/gas. All Jensen ironers are well insulated, ensuring that the heat remains on the chest and not in the laundry. Their newest addition is the Jenroll Hybrid with a steam heat source. It is a high-production flatwork ironer that irons both sides of the linen and requires no tapes; therefore, producing a high-quality finish to the linens with no tape marks.
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  Kannegiesser USA

  972-602-8766

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  Kannegiesser offers two types of flatwork ironers in a rigid chest (SHM) and the flexible heating band (HPM). With either version, they are available in thermal oil (gas heated) or steam heated. With the HPM model, Kannegiesser has designed the most durable stainless-steel heating band with a fully heated gap piece or “bridge.” This provides an excellent heat transfer to the linens by increasing the available heated surface and usually calculates to one less roll for the overall production. The flexible band has a fixed inlet and flexible outlet for a very consistent ironing result. Special stainless-steel durable lamella springs are standard equipment and help increase spring life and provide an even contact pressure with the padding.
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  Lapauw USA, LLC

  (855) 751-5872

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  Lapauw, the innovator and inventor of self-contained gas heated ironers, is pleased to introduce The IronMAX. Featuring redesigned chests and bridges for the largest ironing surface available and the only true parallel thermal oil circuit, the IronMAX assures constant and uniform temperature over the entire ironing surface for MAX power. The IronMAX also features MAX suction, thanks to their trademark individual springs and individual adjustable roll suction. MAX quality is achieved through the combination of flexible floating chests and hydraulic chest lifting. The IronMAX is also designed for ease of maintenance, thanks to MAX access provided by strategically located removable covers. It is available in two-and-three-roll 1,200-mm (48-inch) rolls, in working widths from 3.0 to 4.2 meters (118- 165-inch).
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  R.W. Martin & Sons Inc.

  330-673-8712

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  R.W. Martin remanufactured deep chest ironers are the most cost-effective way to grow your business. They provide the performance of a new ironer at 50-60% the capital cost of new machinery. Core ironers are stripped and rebuilt using mostly new and reconditioned components to ensure reliable operation and an excellent ROI. Warranties that parallel new machinery, professional installation and start-up and knowledgeable support ensure a first-class pre-owned equipment experience. R.W. Martin also offers a re-build exchange program to minimize finishing line down-time.
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  Ellis Corp.

  630-250-9222

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  Ellis is pleased to introduce the VEGAROLL line of high-efficiency ironers. Available in either steam or self-contained thermal heating in working widths up to 157.5 inches, the VEGAROLL consumes on average 20% less energy than similar machines. These ironers feature a special control system designed to consistently deliver the ideal temperature, as well as chests built from carbon steel, providing high conductivity and increased durability over stainless steel chests. Additionally, the VEGAROLL’s flexible chest offers a 15% larger ironing surface compared to traditional fixed chests. The springs on the roll are all separately drilled to improve the suction of moisture and extend the lifetime of the padding.
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  Girbau Industrial

  (800) 256-1073

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  The most advanced flatwork ironer on the market, Girbau Industrial’s (GI) PC-120 delivers superior performance, durability and efficiency. Engineered to meet the needs of high-volume laundries, the PC-120—available in natural gas, steam and thermal fluid—boasts the advanced Inteli Control and produces a superior finish in less time, using less energy and labor. Available in 118-, 130- or 138-inch finishing widths with up to three, 48-inch diameter rolls, the PC-120 perfectly irons up to 164-feet-of-linen-per-minute (natural gas available in up to two rolls only). When the PC-120 ironer is paired with a GI feeder, folder and stacking system—available in several models to match your laundry’s specific needs—productivity, ironing and folding quality further improves. Find out more about Girbau Industrial laundry products—backed by leading IndustrialCare warranties—at www.girbauindustrial.com or call 800.256.1073.
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  Lavatec Laundry Technology, Inc

  (203) 632-8777

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  Lavatec’s finishing products are engineered so customers can experience the highest return and minimize linen replacement costs. This includes the heralded LavaRoll PC-Series 80 and 120 ironers with direct-drive transmission in 32- and 48-inch roll sizes. Ergonomically designed with a rigid chest and insulated with high-quality thermal materials for energy consumption and cooler working environments, they are available as steam, gas or thermal oil systems. Customers have several options to select from with 1-3 roll configurations and widths of 118-, 130- or 138-inches. All machines are supported by a seven-year ironer chest warranty. Visit www.lltusa.com for more information.
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  With its EX/EXP/EXPG flatwork ironers, JENSEN continues to provide a historically proven design which was introduced 25 years ago in 1989, with over 1,700 rolls delivered. JENSEN offers the most energy-efficient flatwork ironers, with the highest productivity per square foot, in the widest variety of heating sources, roll sizes and working widths available on the market today; ensuring the company can properly meet customers’ needs. Whether you are processing linens for healthcare, hospitality, or food and beverage; from common linens, to the most elegant high-end linens, JENSEN has a flatwork ironer to meet the requirement. JENSEN offers heating sources of steam, thermal oil, and self-contained thermal oil/gas heated. Roll sizes available are 32-, 40-, 48- and 79-inches in working widths of 118-, 120-, 130-, 138-, 142-, 157- and 162-inches.
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  Tingue

  800-829-3864

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  A new flatwork ironer safety upgrade kit from Tingue aims to help flatwork ironer workers by making jammed linen removal safer and easier and assuring that emergency stop bars properly stop the belts when activated. Developed for retrofit on Super Sylon and other American ironers, the flatwork ironer safety upgrade kit integrates the company’s proprietary right hand drive conversion and roll raising rig with its UL-certified inverter cabinet to bring modern safety advances to aging ironers. The right-hand drive conversion is programmed to respond instantly to E-stop activation by stopping the feed belts within six inches of travel to support compliance with OSHA standard 1910.262(c)(1), while allowing the machinery to stop with a coasting action that protects the sprockets, chains and other wear parts from damage.
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  Kannegiesser USA

  972-602-8766

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  Kannegiesser offers two types of flatwork ironers in a rigid chest (SHM) and the flexible heating band (HPM). With either version, they are available in thermal oil (gas heated) or steam heated. With the HPM model, Kannegiesser has designed the most durable stainless steel heating band with a fully heated gap piece or “bridge.” This provides an excellent heat transfer to the linens by increasing the available heated surface and usually calculates to one less roll for the overall production. The flexible band has a fixed inlet and flexible outlet for a very consistent ironing result. Special stainless steel durable lamella springs are equipped standard and help increase spring life and provide an even contact pressure with the padding.
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  Lapauw USA, LLC

  (855) 751-5872

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  Lapauw, the innovator and inventor of self-contained gas heated ironers, is pleased to introduce its next generation: The IronMax. Featuring redesigned chests and bridges for the largest ironing surface available, and the only true parallel thermal oil circuit, the IronMAX assures constant and uniform temperature over the entire ironing surface for MAX Power. The IronMax also features MAX Suction thanks to Lapauw’s trademark individual springs and individual adjustable roll suction. MAX Quality is achieved through the combination of flexible floating chests and hydraulic chest lifting. The IronMAX is also designed for ease of maintenance thanks to MAX Access provided by strategically located removable covers. The IronMAX is currently available in two- and three-roll 48-inch rolls, in working widths from 118 to 165 inches.
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  Chicago Dryer Co.

  773-235-4430

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  The Chicago Powerhouse™ CT is an all-inclusive, self-contained, gas-heated, thermal fluid deep chest ironer. It combines Chicago’s latest high-efficiency gas burner technology with its proven deep-chest ironing system. Available in one to three roll 52-inch, 42-inch and 32-inch diameter models, the Powerhouse gas heating system allows thermal heat transfer fluid to be heated and controlled directly, yet safely and accessibly, at the deep chest ironer. This ironing method generates more available Btu of drying power than any other heat source for higher ironing speeds, efficiency and a more economical operation. The Powerhouse CT comes with the CHI-Touch PC control operating system which offers the most complete package of machine operation and management in the industry.
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  G.A. Braun Inc.

  315-475-3123

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  Braun manufactures the Precision Series® flatwork ironers with deep chest heating and large-diameter rolls to apply a superb flatwork finish. Braun’s deep chest ironer’s durability and reliability is superior over flex chest ironers. Precision Series ironer chests are tested to 353 psi hydrostatically and ASME stamped and certified. If a piece of metal should go through the ironer and gouge the chest, the Braun chest can be buffed out. If this same damage situation should occur in a thin walled/flex chest ironer, the chest must be replaced. Replacement is the only alternative. This is important to consider as you evaluate the best use of your capital. Both the Precision Series standard and self-contained thermal ironers have proven to provide years of exceptional high-quality output. For more information, visit www.gabraun.com/ironer-solutions.
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  R.W. Martin & Sons Inc.

  330-673-8712

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  R.W. Martin remanufactured deep chest ironers are the most cost-effective way to grow your business. Remanufactured ironers provide the performance of a new ironer at 50% to 60% of the capital cost of new machinery. Core ironers are stripped and rebuilt using mostly new and reconditioned components to ensure reliable operation and an excellent ROI. Warranties that parallel new machinery, professional installation and start-up and knowledgeable support ensure a first-class pre-owned equipment experience.
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  Tingue

  800-829-3864

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  The Clean ‘N Wax Cloth flatwork ironer cleaning and waxing cloth from Tingue, Brown & Co. features a choice of three flap styles to suit every flatwork ironer model from every manufacturer and every type of ironer wax. Designed to help the wax melt evenly and to disperse the wax onto the chests for lubrication without contaminating the ironer rolls, the three barrier flaps include the premium, siliconized barrier flap for extreme heat resistance and long-lasting, high performance; the Teflon® flap for high heat resistance; and the standard duck flap for less intensive operations. Used in conjunction with the company’s Tingue Kleening Cloth ironer cleaning cloth, the Clean ‘N Wax Cloth is available with either of the three barrier flaps in 60-, 72-, 120-, 136-, and 155-inch widths at a standard length of 72 inches.
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  Lapauw USA, LLC

  (855) 751-5872

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  Lapauw is known worldwide as a pioneer in flatwork finishing technology, especially self-contained ironers and flexible ironer chest technology. Lapauw has continued to improve on and refine its flexible-chest technology to ensure superior quality and high productivity. The result is a 15% larger ironing surface than rigid chests, and a far higher quality of finished goods. One of Lapauw’s most popular models is the TurboFAN two-roll, gas-heated, self-contained ironer, available with 1,200 mm (48 inch) or 1,600 mm (64 inch) rolls, which provides superior finishing and high throughput, and saves 20% or more in utility usage. Lapauw has one of the widest ranges of ironers available, with single- and multi-roll ironers in 600 mm (24 inches), 800 mm (32 inches), 900 mm (36 inches), 1,200 mm (48 inches), and 1,600 mm (64 inches) diameter rolls, with steam, gas and electric heating options.
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  Kannegiesser USA

  972-602-8766

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  Kannegiesser’s HPM High Power Ironer is a space saving, quality producing, flatwork machine. The HPM’s two rolls have the same heated surface area as a conventional three-roll rigid chest ironer. Excellent heat transfer is accomplished with laser-welded “sandwich construction” stainless steel flexible heating bands. The heating band surface is highly polished for a scratch free, smooth surface that is gentle on fabrics. A 40-inch long, fully heated bridge allows additional evaporation capacity and higher performance. Kannpress PLUS springs ensure even ironing pressure, adapt to thicknesses and have a longer life than standard spiral springs.
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  JENSEN USA Inc.

  850-271-5959

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  JENSEN continues to provide a historically proven design in its EX/EXP/EXPG flatwork ironers, which were introduced 25 years ago in 1989, with over 1,600 rolls delivered. Whether you are processing linens for healthcare, hospitality, or food and beverage; from common linens to the most elegant high-end linens, JENSEN has a flatwork ironer to meet the requirement. JENSEN offers heating sources of steam, thermal oil, and self-contained thermal oil/gas heated. Roll sizes available are 32, 40, 48 and 79 inches, in working widths of 118, 120, 130, 138, 142, 157 and 162 inches. All of JENSEN’s ironers are extremely well insulated, ensuring that the heat remains on the chest, and not in the laundry. Our standard built-in canopy is well engineered and designed with proper walkways; allowing passage from side-to-side for servicing purposes.
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  Girbau Industrial

  (800) 256-1073

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  Girbau Industrial’s (GI) PC-80 Flatwork Ironer—available in 118-, 130- and 138-inch finishing widths—features up to three 32-inch diameter rolls, delivers up to 93% energy-efficiency, and produces ironing speeds reaching 147 ft./min. Models are available in natural gas, thermal oil or steam. The PC-80 features a rigid chest with a mirror-polished surface and large flow channels for consistent and even-heat circulation. Constant diametrical and lengthwise pressure keeps heat distribution and ironing uniform. Even heat distribution and consistent pressure—without cold spots—create superior results. Engineered for years of trouble-free operation and backed by a comprehensive warranty, the PC-80 boasts the PLC touchscreen Inteli Control, offering 100 custom programs to meet item-specific ironing requirements. Equipped with the exclusive AutoSpeed® system, the PC-80 produces one-pass finishing without dryer conditioning.
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  G.A. Braun Inc.

  315-475-3123

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  Braun manufactures the Precision Series® flatwork ironers with deep-chest heating and large diameter rolls to apply a superb flatwork finish. Braun’s deep-chest ironer’s durability and reliability is superior over flex-chest ironers. Precision Series ironer chests are tested to 353 psi hydrostatically and ASME stamped and certified. If a piece of metal should go through the ironer and gouge the chest, the Braun chest can be buffed out. If this same damage situation should occur in a thin walled/flex chest ironer, the chest must be replaced. This is important to consider as you evaluate the best use of your capital. Both the Precision Series standard and self-contained thermal ironers have proven to provide years of exceptional high-quality output.
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  Ellis Corp.

  630-250-9222

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  The Vega Transfeed S is a large-piece automated feeder offered as a three- or four-station model, feeding in one or two lanes. The front mounted clipping stations are height adjustable for operator ease when processing sheets, heavy duvet covers or table linens. It utilizes a vacuum assist laydown feature and suction box for the trailing edge to achieve a quality-fed product along with increased productivity. With a push of a button, the feeding stations will recede allowing the operators to feed small pieces in multiple lanes. The Transfeed S is available in widths from 120 inches to 158 inches wide.
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  Chicago Dryer Co.

  773-235-4430

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  The Chicago Powerhouse™ CT is an all-inclusive, self-contained, gas-heated, thermal fluid deep-chest ironer. It combines Chicago’s latest high-efficiency gas burner technology with its proven deep-chest ironing system. Available in one-to-three-roll 52-inch (1300 mm), 42-inch (1050 mm) and 32-inch (800 mm) diameter models, the Powerhouse gas heating system allows thermal heat transfer fluid to be heated and controlled directly, yet safely and accessibly, at the deep-chest ironer. This ironing method generates more available BTUs of drying power than any other heat source for higher-ironing speeds, efficiency and a more economical operation. The Powerhouse CT comes with the CHI-Touch PC control operating system.
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  Tingue

  800-829-3864

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  A premium flatwork ironer cleaning and waxing cloth from laundry product supplier Tingue, Brown & Co. features a proprietary design with a heat-resistant, siliconized barrier flap. Combining the cleaning and waxing steps in a single ironer cloth, the Clean ’N Wax Cloth with the long-lasting, siliconized flap helps ensure that the ironer wax melts evenly and disperses consistently without flaking, cracking or dissipating, even in high-heat, high-pressure conditions. Run through the ironer at the start of each shift, the Clean ’N Wax cloth removes dirt and grime, promotes safe, smooth flatwork feeding and supports high finish quality. Offered exclusively from Tingue, Brown & Co.
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  Kannegiesser USA

  972-602-8766

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  The Kannegiesser Model HPM represents state-of-the-art flatwork ironing technology. The HPM Ironer incorporates a flexible heating-band design, allowing consistent contact pressure around the padded roll, significantly improving heat transfer, compared to a conventional chest. These design innovations allow operators to achieve the highest finishing speeds possible with an unparalleled level of quality. The HPM is available in one-, two- or three-roll models with a 48-in. diameter. All Kannegiesser ironers are available in operating widths of 118 in., 130 in., 138 in. or 158 in. The variety of widths allows for single-lane and multi lane processing of all types of linens.
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  Girbau Industrial

  (800) 256-1073

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  Girbau Industrial’s (GI) Compact 5-in-One Ironing System does it all—feeds, irons, folds, stacks and accumulates—within a small footprint. A space-saving system engineered for medium- and high-volume laundries, it processes goods at up to 82 ft.-per-minute. The Compact allows laundries to process goods of a variety of sizes using up to four lanes. It delivers up to three-lane primary folds and single- or two-lane crossfolds, and allows laundries to process items including sheets, table linens, napkins and pillowcases. Its color touchscreen control seamlessly interacts with optional equipment, ensuring ease-of-use, flexibility for multiple items and control over item type.
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  G.A. Braun Inc.

  315-475-3123

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  G.A. Braun Inc. manufactures the Precision Series® flatwork ironers with deep-chest heating and large diameter rolls to apply a superb flatwork finish. Braun’s deep-chest ironers offer superior durability and reliability, compared to flex-chest ironers. Precision Series ironer chests are tested to 353 PSI hydrostatically and ASME-stamped and certified. If a piece of metal goes through the ironer and gouges the Braun chest, it can be buffed out, compared to a thin walled/flex chest ironer, where the chest must be replaced. Both the Precision Series standard and self-contained thermal ironers have proven to provide years of exceptional high-quality output.
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  Ellis Corp.

  630-250-9222

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  The Vega Transfeed delivers a quality finished product every time, large or small, with easy operator access. Vega Transfeed 4S1 Spreader Feeder accurately feeds large items in a single- or two-lane configuration with the option of feeding small items in four, five or six lanes. Both the large-piece and small-piece feeding offer: vacuum feed decks for faster lay down and a better finished product; available in three- or four-feed station configurations; stretching belts for accurate feeds into the ironer; vacuum box and roller; and available up to 156-in. working width.
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  Chicago Dryer Co.

  773-235-4430

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  The Chicago Powerhouse™ CT is an all-inclusive, self-contained, gas-heated, thermal-fluid deep chest ironer. It combines Chicago’s latest high-efficiency gas-burner technology with its proven deep-chest ironing system. Available in one to three rolls, 52-, 42- and 32-inch diameter models, the CT allows thermal heat transfer fluid to be heated and controlled directly, yet safely and accessibly, at the deep-chest ironer. This ironing method generates more available BTU, of drying power than other heat sources for higher ironing speeds, efficiency and a more economical operation. The Powerhouse CT comes with the CHI-Touch PC control operating system for a complete package of machine operation and management.

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