Super Sylon, 4-Roll 120in Steam Heated Ironer with Aprons and Inverter
5-Roll, Steam Heated Ironer with Inverter.
8-Roll Ironer with Apron
6-Roll Ironer with Inverter, Springs and Apron
REBUILT, 6-roll, 120" Steam Heated Ironers with Springs, Pads, Vacuum, Aprons and Inverters
6-Roll Hard Roll Ironer with Apron
Single Roll, 32”, 120” wide Steam Heated Ironer
32” Gas Heated Ironer with built in Folder Crossfolder and Large Piece Stacker Also comes with OPL Feeder and Chi-Touch Controls
Ironer Folder/Crossfolder with Stacker and Single Station Spreader Feeder
All-in-one Ironer Finishing System _ Irons, folds and stacks
When servicing a single 1,000 room hotel about $50,000 worth of delivery hampers are required. Hamper cost to service the largest Las Vegas properties could cost $400,000! How do you decide which hampers to purchase? There are several basic questions that need to be addressed. 1. What size hamper (P72 or BLT72 being the most common). 2. … [Read More...]
Text book definition: The probability that a particular piece of equipment will come on at the time of the facility's peak load. It is the ratio of the sum of the individual non-coincident maximum demands of various subdivisions of the system to the maximum demand of the complete system. The diversity factor is always greater than 1. The (unofficial) … [Read More...]
For any heat exchanger to approach 100% exchange efficiency it must be in a COUNTER-flow condition. The Maximum exchange efficiency while in a CO-flow state is 50%. Most shell & tube exchangers have a reversing valve. A correctly operating reversing valve takes the flow out of COUNTER-flow & places it into a CO-flow condition. The OEM’s … [Read More...]
Readers question: In a recent Hot Tip you were talking about boilers and you used the term BHP to describe the size of the boiler. Why use the “B” to describe Horsepower? There are several different measure of power where the term “horsepower” is commonly used. The following conversion chart should help. Horsepower conversions: In certain … [Read More...]
Readers question: “In a recent Hot Tip, it was recommended that all new washroom trenches be poured monolithically, was does that mean?” Monolithic means it is made from a single pour of concrete. Usually when the term monolithic is used, it is because the concrete footings and slab are poured at the same time. Sometimes footings are poured separately, … [Read More...]