Process Linen Faster
Finish large quantities of sheets and table linen significantly faster than conventional hand ironing.
Process sheets, duvet covers, tablecloths and other flat linen faster with a commercial rotary ironer or flatwork ironing machine. Designed for hotels, care homes, commercial laundries and on-premise laundries, these machines provide faster processing and a more consistent finish.
Finish large quantities of sheets and table linen significantly faster than conventional hand ironing.
One correctly sized machine can dramatically reduce the staff hours required for repetitive flatwork ironing.
Controlled temperature, pressure and roller speed help produce a more uniform finish across every item.
Higher throughput helps businesses process more linen without increasing ironing staff at the same rate.
Some commercial flatwork ironers can accept damp linen, combining moisture removal and finishing in one process.
Produce the crisp sheets, tablecloths and linen finish expected in hospitality and commercial environments.
Best for smaller hotels, guest houses, restaurants, care homes and businesses processing moderate linen volumes.
Designed for regular daily use where higher throughput and consistent results are required.
Suitable for processing damp linen directly after washing and extraction, reducing the need for separate tumble drying.
Built for commercial laundries, larger hotels and linen operations processing substantial daily volumes.
The roller must be wide enough for the largest items you regularly process. A machine that is too narrow can force operators to fold large linen before ironing, reducing productivity and potentially affecting finish quality.
Smaller machines are ideal for napkins, pillowcases, table linen and smaller flatwork. Wider machines are generally better for sheets, duvet covers and larger hospitality linen.
Always consider your largest regular item, not just your average load, when comparing models.
For bed linen, tablecloths, napkins and other high-volume hospitality flatwork.
For regular in-house processing of bedding and other washable flat linen.
High-throughput finishing for customer linen and contract laundry workloads.
For repeat processing of large quantities of sheets, table linen and rental textiles.
For tablecloths, napkins and presentation linen requiring a consistent finish.
For organisations bringing linen processing in-house to improve control and reduce outsourcing.
Start with your daily linen volume, the largest items you need to process and whether the linen will enter the machine dry, partially dried or damp. You should also consider available floor space, electrical supply, ventilation requirements, staffing levels and how quickly linen needs to move through the laundry. Buying a machine that is too small can create a permanent bottleneck. Buying significantly more capacity than you need can increase purchase and running costs unnecessarily.
Use Our Flatwork Ironer Buying Guide & CalculatorPay upfront or spread the cost - whatever suits your business.