TRSA Textile Services Buyers Guide

Featured Ironers Listings

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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.

Product Showcase: Ironers

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  Chicago Dryer Co.

  773-235-4430

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  Chicago now offers its Powerhouse self-contain-ed, gas-heated, thermal deep chest ironer in a 160-inch (406 cm.) width. It’s perfect for the high-production commercial laundry that processes large amounts of food and beverage linen. It can easily iron large banquet pieces up to 156 inches (396 cm.), two lanes of tabletops, or up to six lanes of small piece items. Available in 1-4 roll models with 32- (81 cm.), 42- (106 cm.) or 52-inch (132 cm.) diameters, Chicago equipment lets you produce a first-class finish of crisply ironed linen no matter the size or item type you are processing.
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  EDRO Corp.

  860-828-0311

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  Available in 7-, 12- or 15-sheets-per-minute, EDRO’s EMI Series flatwork ironer range reduces the need for tumbler dryers by ironing and drying linens—without pre-drying—directly from the washer/extractor. This saves processing time, thermal energy, manpower and laundry room floor space. EMI Series ironers can be supplied with steam or gas heating. Gas ironers are manufactured with up to four cylinders, steam ironers with two or three. Operation is via a digital control panel with temperature and speed controls. A frequency inverter facilitates working with variable speeds, adjusting them according to all types of textiles and/or humidity levels needed.
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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. Deep-chest ironers continue to have the largest heat sink and remain the most energy efficient. Fully insulated chest, canopies and insulated stainless heat shields contain up to 96% of heat radiation. The dependable chest design enables the repair of the working surface 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 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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  Producing a flawless finish at rapid speeds, while maintaining up to 93% energy-efficiency, the Girbau Industrial PC120 and PC80 Flatwork Ironers feature highly flexible touch-screen controls with up to 100 customizable programs; rigid chest technology for consistent heat circulation and uniform ironing pressure for unsurpassed results. Both models feature a mirror-polished ironing bed with an extensive fluid-flow area for unmatched heat transmission to linens; both are available in three finishing widths and natural gas, steam or thermal oil models and are backed by a 12-,5-, 3-year warranty. The PC120 irons up to 164 feet (49 meters) of linen per minute, while the PC80 irons up to 147 feet (44 meters) of linen per minute.
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  J.P. Equipment Inc.

  317-546-7158

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  JP Equipment offers all major brands of used industrial laundry equipment. Currently we have Chicago, American and Jensen ironers in stock. Our spotlight product is a 2013 Jensen Jenroll EXPG 800. This ironer is a three-roll, 32-inch (81 cm.) self-contained thermal unit and can be purchased “as is” or reconditioned, per the customer’s request.
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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, according to a news release. Whether you’re processing linens for healthcare, hospitality or F&B, Jensen has a flatwork ironer to meet your requirements. 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. Our standard built-in canopy is well engineered and designed with proper walkways; allowing passage from side-to-side for servicing purposes. It also features hinged doors over each roll to provide full access for the purpose of changing roll padding.
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  Kannegiesser ETECH

  612-722-1366

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  Kannegiesser offers two types of flatwork ironers in a rigid chest (SHM) and the flexible heating band (HPM). Both types of ironers 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. They 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, features The IronMAX. With the largest ironing surface available and the only true parallel thermal oil circuit, the IronMAX assures constant, uniform temperature over the entire ironing surface for MAX power. The IronMAX achieves MAX suction with their trademark individual springs and individual adjustable roll suction. MAX quality is achieved through the combination of flexible floating chests, with programmable chest pressure at the PLC. And MAX access makes preventable maintenance of the ironer extremely easy. It is available in 2-3-roll 1,200-mm (48-inch) rolls, in working widths from 3.0 to 4.2 meters (118- 165-inch).
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  Lavatec Laundry Technology Inc.

  (203) 632-8777

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  Lavatec’s PC80/PC120 flatwork ironers are 32-inch (81 cm.) and 48-inch (121 cm.) roll diameter and available in steam or self-contained thermal oil configurations. Designed to boost productivity for high-volume laundry operations, flexible controls and exclusive features deliver a flawless finish at incredible speeds of up to 147-feet (44 meters) per minute, while maintaining up to 93% energy efficiency. These ironers are extremely durable, offering unsurpassed performance and rigid-chest technology with large-flow passages for consistent and uniform heat circulation. The ironers are available in widths of 118- (299 cm.), 130- (330 cm.) and 138 inches (350 cm.).
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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% 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 startup and knowledgeable support ensure a first-class pre-owned equipment experience. R.W. Martin also offers a rebuild exchange program to minimize finishing-line downtime.
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  Sea-Lion America Company

  (860) 316-5563

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  Sea-lion America’s YZC series chest ironers deliver a high performance, thanks to the precise structure of the double chest, springs and heat-proof felt which ensures the rolls keep adequate elasticity and spring cushion for maximum surface contact with the chest. A unique lever device is introduced on the cylinder, creating precise balance between the working rolls and chest for high-quality ironing. The device has positions for pause, repair and inspection. Speed and quality of ironing is markedly improved because the linens are ironed through the hot surface of the connecting plate.
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  Vega Systems USA

  (513) 432-4296

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  Like all our steam and gas-heated ironers, the VEGAROLL G1600 self-contained, gas-heated single-roll ironer utilizes our proven modular design, chest technology and unique innovations to provide superior high-production quality, performance and efficiency in flatwork processing. This is due in part to the design benefits of a more consistent temperature control with a single roll, and no ironing tape, therefore no tape lines in your finished flatwork. It features a program controlled multiport twin chest design, 290 degrees of contact surface, no ironer tapes, VFD speed synchronization and a state-of-the-art network control.
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  Kannegiesser ETECH

  612-722-1366

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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

  Full Profile

  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 ETECH

  612-722-1366

  Full Profile

  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

  Full Profile

  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

  Full Profile

  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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