It is a commercial flatwork ironer and automatic folding machine designed to press, sterilize, remove wrinkles from, and fold large bed sheets and quilt covers for hotels, hospitals, laundries and event services.
'2M' typically refers to the working width or roll diameter capacity suited for linens up to about 2 meters wide. Confirm the exact meaning with the supplier for the specific model.
The machine is available for 220–240V and 380V electrical systems. Final wiring, amperage and phase requirements depend on model options and regional codes—have a qualified electrician review site power before installation.
The specification lists Steam Heat as 'Yes' and Fuel as 'Electric', so the ironing surface is steam-heated while the machine is electrically powered. Models may require an external steam supply or offer an integrated boiler—check with the vendor.
The machine's listed size is 3840 × 1500 × 1350 mm. Allow additional clearance around the unit for maintenance, loading/unloading and ventilation.
Clean-in-place (CIP) allows internal and critical surfaces to be cleaned without disassembly, reducing downtime and ensuring consistent hygiene—especially important for hospital and hotel linens.
The housing and key components are stainless steel, which provides corrosion resistance and long-term durability in a commercial laundry environment.
The unit provides automatic folding for quick processing. Many commercial folding machines allow programmable folding patterns for different linen sizes; confirm with the supplier whether this model offers adjustable folding programs.
Yes — the specification lists the machine as 'Continuous', meaning it is designed for ongoing processing in high-volume commercial environments. Actual throughput will depend on linen size, operator workflow and selected settings.
Prepare appropriate electrical supply (220–240V or 380V), a steam supply or boiler hookup if required, hot/cold water and drainage for CIP, adequate floor loading capacity, and sufficient space for operation and maintenance. Site-specific requirements should be confirmed with the manufacturer.
Routine maintenance typically includes daily cleaning (leveraging CIP), periodic inspection of steam seals and rollers, checking drive belts and bearings, lubrication per the manual, and prompt replacement of worn parts. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule.
The machine lists sterilization among its features, typically achieved through high-temperature steam pressing. Sterilization effectiveness depends on exposure time and temperature; for medical-grade sterilization standards, confirm performance data with the supplier.
Commercial flatwork ironers generally include emergency stop buttons, protective guards around moving parts, temperature controls and overload protection. Verify the exact safety systems and compliance with local regulations before purchase.
Most manufacturers and dealers provide spare parts, maintenance service plans and operator training. Request details on local service support, recommended spare parts kits and training options when ordering.
Contact the supplier or manufacturer with your facility requirements (expected throughput, linen sizes, available utilities) to obtain detailed technical specifications, optional configurations and a tailored quotation.
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