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Achievements, Innovations, and a Merry Christmas from Inwatec

As we step into the festive season, it is also a time for reflection and gratitude - the year 2023 has been nothing short of extraordinary for Inwatec. It has been a chapter filled with noteworthy achievements, collaborative efforts and significant milestones that...

Internship and Project Day November 2023

At Inwatec we take great pleasure in providing opportunities to young talents, empowering them to bring their ideas to life. This commitment ensures a constant influx of fresh perspectives, making our workplace a truly exciting one and always keeping us on our...

TexCare Asia & China Laundry Expo 2023

Inwatec and the Laundrynerds are looking back to a very successful TexCare Asia, which took place in Shanghai between September 25-27 2023. The TXCA & CLE show is a highly specialised international trade fair for modern textile care, providing manufacturers...

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What our customers say

Kim Thorsøe

Operations Manager – Berendsen/Elis Holbæk

“In a traditional laundry, the sorting of clothes requires the employee to perform the same lift sometimes over hundreds of times each hour. Obviously, it is interesting when we now have those tasks performed by machines. I also estimated that the conveyor belts save our employees from pushing the trolleys 5.5 kilometers every day. That energy and time can be spent significantly better on other tasks.”

Eva Löffelhardt

Managing Director – Textilservice Liebhardt GmbH & Co.KG

“There are many repetitive movements in a laundry, and I have been incredibly happy to lessen these tasks. Our 85 employees are also excited and proud to be in a company investing in modern technology. I do not doubt that the future offers solutions and opportunities that I have never thought about.”

Pernille Lundvang

Laundry Manager – MidtVask

“Automation is something that really moves us in the right direction. It removes needles and scissors, so there is no risk of cutting. At the same time, we avoid a lot of unilateral, repeated work. So it helps to better both our competitiveness and our working environment and health.”

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How to empty +10,000 pockets a day

In Shanghai, China, the laundry company Fornet in 2015 established one of Asia’s most modern laundries where more than 10,000 pieces of garments are handled each day for both laundry and cleaning.Such a significant volume needed extra attention from the beginning,...

X-Ray Machine cuts labour costs in half in hospital laundries

Efficient X-Ray sorting machine leads to 50 percent staff reduction in hospital laundries; DFD Aalborg has experienced. For five years, none of the employees at the soiled side sorting has received a stab injury. Dirty laundry, sorted by the innovative X-Ray...

Innovation is a condition for growth

In the Dutch laundry company Rentex Awé, there is no room for stagnation. Even when everything in the production line functions as it ought to, the family behind the business focusses on evolution and enhancement to keep the competitors behind.“We work continuously...

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Mat laundry Leko Matter continues to focus on automation

The Norwegian company Leko Matter, based in Oslo, decided to automate its mat laundry as much as possible in 2015. The result is a production where one employee alone handles 3.6 tons of mats each day. The mats are washed, rolled and sorted for about 3,000...

MåtteXpressen: Investments were necessary to continue growth

In the late autumn 2017, the Danish Mat Service-company MåtteXpressen in the town of Køge made a complete renewal of the production. The former equipment was changed with a brand-new and highly automated production line. The reason for this move was simple: Big...

No more handling of filthy mats at innovative German laundry

The German company MEWA Hameln has existed more than 50 years, but the business idea is all up to date. MEWA delivers work wear, mats, cleaning cloths and towel rolls in a full-service solution to more than 11,800 companies. Recently a group of five persons from...