

Washer Extractor 11 kg — High Spin
Compact 11 kg soft-mount washer extractor for small commercial sites.

Aged care laundries process resident personal clothing, bed linen and towels every day. Equipment needs to be gentle on fabrics, easy for staff to operate and reliable through long shifts.
Thermal and chemical disinfection programs help protect residents from infection outbreaks. Barrier washer extractors are available for facilities with dedicated infection-control requirements.
Heat-pump dryers and high-extract washers reduce energy use and running costs, an important factor in facilities operating under funding constraints.
Aged care facilities cannot afford unplanned downtime. Preventative maintenance keeps equipment operating reliably through weekend and evening shifts.
We assess floor loading, electrical capacity and water and drainage before recommending equipment, so the laundry works from day one.
Quarterly, six-monthly and annual maintenance plans keep aged care laundries operating reliably.


Compact 11 kg soft-mount washer extractor for small commercial sites.


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The aged care laundry needed a modern, hygienic barrier setup to support consistent infection-control practice and dependable day-to-day processing. The practical difficulty was getting the equipment in: access to the laundry was exceptionally tight, with narrow openings and limited room to manoeuvre large machines once inside.
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The existing laundry equipment had reached the end of its useful life and was no longer suited to the facility's daily linen volumes. The upgrade needed to deliver dependable capacity while keeping the laundry running for residents throughout the changeover.
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The laundry could not stop. Staff still had to process resident linen every day while a large barrier washer was brought in and installed, so access, timing and safety all had to be managed around an active work area.
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Getting the machines into the laundry meant navigating tight doorways with very little clearance. The equipment had to be moved without damage to the machines or the building, and without disrupting the facility around it.
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