Much of the talk in the dry cleaning industry lately has centered around the move from Perc to more environmentally friendly solutions, such as Hydrocarbon. Let's take that conversation to a whole new level by introducing the Simplematic dry cleaning machines, which are simply revolutionary.
These stainless steel, self-cleaning and self-diagnostic machines are available in multi-solvent models, including Perc (if you can't break free) and Hydrocarbon. However, when you use the DrySolv machine, the innovation goes up a notch.
This organic dry cleaning solvent troubled with the Simplematic machine produces the fastest drying times in the dry cleaning business - approximately 25 to 30 minutes per load - increasing productivity and work flow rates.
With Simplematic and DrySolv, not only do you have no filters to change and no still to clean, you have a drycleaning machine that is durable and built to last.
Read more about this awesome dry cleaning machine at Neighborhood Cleaners.com.
Thursday, December 27, 2007
Monday, December 3, 2007
Tensioning Equipment
Understanding the various types of equipment available when you start a drycleaning business is crucial to your bottom line. There is so much to sort through and understand about this industry; we realize that it can be somewhat confusing to the newcomer. However, as you move forward and learn more about the process, we hope you question: What is tensioning equipment and what difference can it make in saving money and improving the production process?
Tensioning equipment, also known as european finishing equipment, has revoluntioned dry cleaning businesses around the country. The key is that these machines are three-dimensional in form, and garments are dressed as if worn by a real person.
Using a built-in vacuum, steam, hot-air and tension (by lightly pulling and stretching on the outer parts of the clothing as it is clamped in place), the garments are finished and ready-to-go upon completion of a pre-set cycle. Thus requiring little, if any touch-up, which means less manual labor and a more productive environment. The process saves time and money!!!
See tensioning equipment in action by viewing on online videos.
We will continue to discuss this equipment and the process in future posts. Please check back!
Tensioning equipment, also known as european finishing equipment, has revoluntioned dry cleaning businesses around the country. The key is that these machines are three-dimensional in form, and garments are dressed as if worn by a real person.
Using a built-in vacuum, steam, hot-air and tension (by lightly pulling and stretching on the outer parts of the clothing as it is clamped in place), the garments are finished and ready-to-go upon completion of a pre-set cycle. Thus requiring little, if any touch-up, which means less manual labor and a more productive environment. The process saves time and money!!!
See tensioning equipment in action by viewing on online videos.
We will continue to discuss this equipment and the process in future posts. Please check back!
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