Dual method drycleaning machine
NORTHVALE, NJ — The Multimatic AirStar drycleaning machine, introduced during the 2009 Clean
Show, features a dual cleaning method that provides both full immersion and
spray jet cleaning.
Designed for use with
environmentally friendly alternative solvents, it also includes many other
features for cost-saving, efficient operation.
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Available in 40- and 65-lb. capacities, the machines require no water, resulting
in reduced utility costs, and can be used with or without steam.
Two separate filter systems, one for “darks” and one for “lights,” and a high efficiency air cooling system help to assure outstanding cleaning
results with a variety of alternative solvents. Refrigerated solvent cooling is
available on air-cooled models and distillation is not required on any
Multimatic AirStar machine.
The Multimatic MultiComp III Computer is standard on all models and makes
operation of the machines extremely simple. Multimatic AirStar machines feature
stainless steel construction and are designed for simple, easy installation.
Steam air bag sleever
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The new model replaces the Forenta Models 75SL and 76SLS post sleevers and can
be used with the bantam shirt unit and any Forenta cabinet shirt system.
Model 77SASL finishes long and short sleeves, small to large sizes. Steam-heated
air flows through porous air bags into the two sleeve forms with cuff clamps
and a shoulder-yoke tensioner to hold the shirt in position.
No compressed air is required. The controls are conveniently located with
adjustable steam and air timing. The operational cycle can be varied — steam only, steam and air, air only or any combination. This new sleever is also available electrically-heated, Model 77EASL.
Large capacity boilers available in U.S.
PULASKI, NY — Fulton has expanded distribution of the company’s horizontal firetube steam and hot water boilers up to 800hp to include the
United States.
The horizontal firetube boilers feature a three-pass wet-back design and are
offered with an open protocol burner with a pressure rating up to 300 psig
MAWP. Fulton has partnered with several burner manufactures to create a high
horsepower boiler that is also equipped with state-of-the-art controls.
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The module also displays status of the boiler feed water pumps, de-aerator water
temperature and boiler water level. Using this module, an operator can closely
match and maintain boiler performance with system requirements.
The horizontal firetube boiler will complement other steam boiler and
steam-related equipment currently offered by Fulton. These larger boilers
deliver steam and hot water solutions for a number of process related
manufacturing industries, including large industrial/commercial laundries.
Fulton offers all horizontal firetube steam and hot water boilers in a variety
of trim options, completely customized and configured to best meet individual
customers’ unique job-specific needs.
Fulton has manufactured horizontal firetube steam and hot water boilers for more
than a decade in the global market, but this marks the first time the company
is offering boilers of this kind and size to the U.S. market.
Brochure on Rope Ties
South Pasadena, FL — A new brochure from MBH explains how drycleaners who process shirts, as well as
wholesale shirt laundry operators, can cut costs with the MBH Rope-Tie System.
The system eliminates the need to scrub collars, ends shaking out shirts, stops
tangled sleeves in the wash and assures faster unloading of the washer. The MBH
system also delivers significant savings by cutting sorting/assembly time 50 to
75 percent or more and saves 25 to 33.3 percent of the cost of water, sewage,
supplies and labor when washing shirts.
The brochure also includes testimonials from respected drycleaners and an
endorsement from noted authority Don Desrosiers.
Media kit for laundry system
KANSAS CITY, MO —The Faultless By Nature Laundry System is supported by a media kit that was
professionally developed to let customers set themselves apart from vague green
claims made by other companies. With an official plaque, window decals,
posters, hanger tags, and official logos, retail consumers see they are not
dealing with an ordinary laundry. Since the system’s formulas were developed under the requirements of the U.S. EPA and its “Design for The Environment” Partnership (DfE) and because many of the promotional materials contain the
official U.S EPA DfE logo, there are requirements for end-users to take
advantage of this program.
