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From Denmark to Down Under: La Nuova’s journey to becoming New Zealand’s most automated laundry
La Nuova Laundry, located in Taranaki, New Zealand, faced increasing challenges in maintaining efficiency as their laundry volumes grew. Committed to becoming the most automated laundry in the country, they sought out Inwatec's innovative solutions to enhance their...
X-ray Technology: Revolutionizing Laundry Safety with ODIN
In Norse mythology, the most feared god of them all is Odin. Legend has it that he is not only the mightiest warrior, but also the wisest man. If that name rings a bell - you’re absolutely right. Due to distinctive similarities, Inwatec’s X-ray scanner ODIN is...
Machine Learning: the Genius Behind Our Smart Machines
Machine Learning has become crucial in the ever-evolving landscape of technology. In order for our machines to become smart, however, they need to learn and adapt - much like we humans learn from experiences. This is where our cutting-edge AI software steps in as...
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Soiled side sorting
Vraa Dampvaskeri focuses on innovation and automation
Robot technology, lots of automation and innovative use of all state-of-the-art technology in the market. Those are the ingredients in the recipe, which has secured the family-owned Vraa Dampvaskeri a position as one of the leading industrial laundries in Denmark....
Fully automatic sorting of Soiled Workwear
Inwatec's sorting lines are build to fulfill each customers' needs. Thanks to modular design, the single machines can be added to a whole system according to specific wishes. In this case, the requested line consists of a Robot Separator, an X-ray machine and a...
No more washing machines damaged by nails at Liebhardt
Nails, screws, and tools have caused considerable damage to the washing machines in the German laundry Textilservice Liebhardt GmbH & Co. KG, Biberach in the past years. The investment in an Inwatec X-ray system dramatically changed that, and recently,...
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Clean Side Handling
Easy and efficient management of stacked linen
Storage of clean linen between machinery and logistical areas has to be planned and thought-out well. Folded linen have to be parked before getting transported to the logistical areas. Using space efficiently while having a high input and output of stacks are...
Nor Tekstil’s specialized laundry for hotels is a success
In May 2018, the Norwegian Nor Tekstil celebrated the grand opening of a new laundry in Oslo. This laundry was built specifically to handle hotel laundry, and it's inauguration was accompanied with high expectations. Half a year later, CTO Ove Belsvik...
Packing system ensures hygiene and optimizes logistics
The handling of small laundry items such as mops or rags is a time-consuming process that requires thousands of hands every day in laundries around the world. However, this should change soon. Today there are an increasing number of automation...
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Mat Handling
Technology betters the well-being of the workforce
The Norwegian laundry company Solvask in Drammen have had an Inwatec mat rolling machine for four years and at the recent TexCare fair in Frankfurt, managing director Espen Aaby paid the Inwatec booth a visit to tell about his thoughts for investing in a newer...
Simple and efficient machines on the roll in Canada
When Inwatec in the summer of 2015 had its first mat rolling machine installed in a branch of the uniform rental and linen supply company Canadian Linen it happened because of a failure of existing material. Since then plenty has followed.“We had an American model...
Good remote-support is an important part of the full package
German DBL Staufer has its headquarters more than 1000 kilometres from Odense in Denmark where Inwatec is based. But the thought of a long distance relationship was no problem to the German laundry group when ordering a mat roller – as long as the support part was...