Configuring a Complete Garment Ironing Line — Water Softener, Steam Boiler, Ironing Tables, Tunnel and Dryer

When a garment factory tells us "we need 10 ironing tables", the first thing we do is not quote the tables. We ask about steam source, water quality, floor space, garment type and daily output. Because a 10-station ironing room that is starved of steam or fed with hard water will never deliver the quality the customer expects.

Our catalogue defines four reference scenarios:

• Scenario A — WR25 water softener + one smart electromagnetic boiler + 3 integrated electric ironing machines (WY05-A). Best for small plants with limited floor space.
• Scenario B — WR25 softener + 3 electromagnetic integrated ironing machines (WY03-A) in a loop. One softener can carry up to 25 integrated units.
• Scenario C — WR25 softener + up to 4 smart electromagnetic boilers (W905) in parallel. One softener can carry up to 30 boilers, serving a large ironing floor.
• Scenario D — WR25 softener + one large W9160 dual-cabinet boiler + 3 dryers. Designed for finishing lines that need high-temperature drying after shaping.

Beyond these reference layouts, we also supply tunnel-type ironing & shaping machines, automatic folding & bagging machines, and custom-configured lines for high-volume underwear, knitwear, workwear and uniform factories.

What we need from you to start the project: (1) daily output in pieces, (2) garment category and fabric, (3) available floor dimensions, (4) steam demand in kg/h, (5) country voltage and water hardness. Within a week we come back with a layout drawing, a bill of materials, and a budget quotation.

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