A commercial-grade steam ironing machine designed to quickly and efficiently press shirts and other garments. It's ideal for garment shops, laundries, retail stores, hotels and can also be used in homes if electrical and space requirements are met.
Power: 4.6 kW; Voltage: 220V/380V; Weight: 190 kg; Dimensions (L*W*H): 1630*580*1950 mm; Table size: 1380*490 mm; Steam pressure: 0.3–0.6 MPa; Compressed air inlet: listed as "8 inch". Condition: New.
The machine is available for 220V or 380V supply. Choose the version that matches your facility's mains voltage. Confirm the exact electrical requirements and required breaker size with the supplier or an electrician before purchase and installation.
Steam pressure between 0.3 and 0.6 MPa (approx. 3–6 bar) provides strong, consistent steam output for efficient wrinkle removal and faster ironing. Higher pressure improves speed and finish on heavy fabrics; settings may be adjusted depending on fabric type.
The product spec lists a compressed air inlet described as "8 inch." This likely refers to a specific fitting or inlet size — confirm the exact connector type, pressure and flow requirements with the supplier. You will typically need a stable compressed air supply sized to match the machine's inlet and operating pressure.
Prepare appropriate electrical supply (220V or 380V), stable compressed air connection, suitable water supply/drain for steam/condensate if required, adequate floor space and ventilation. Professional installation and grounding by qualified technicians is recommended.
It works well on shirts, trousers, jackets and many woven garments. For delicate fabrics (silk, some synthetics) use lower steam settings and test on inconspicuous areas first. Follow fabric care labels and the machine's fabric-setting guidance.
Throughput depends on garment type, operator skill and settings. The machine can press dozens of garments per hour in typical commercial workflows. For a precise hourly capacity for a specific garment mix, request measured production rates from the supplier.
Daily: drain condensate, wipe surfaces and check for leaks. Weekly/monthly: descale steam circuits as recommended, inspect/replace seals and gaskets, check filters and compressed air lines, and lubricate moving parts per the manual. Schedule professional servicing annually or as specified by the manufacturer.
Use distilled or demineralized water where possible to minimize scale and prolong boiler/steam component life. If using tap water, follow a regular descaling schedule and consult the manual for water-treatment recommendations.
Ensure the machine is properly grounded and installed by a qualified technician. Keep hands and skin away from steam outlets and hot surfaces, do not open pressurized compartments, isolate power before maintenance, use personal protective equipment as needed, and follow all safety instructions in the operator manual.
Yes, if your home can supply the required electrical voltage, compressed air (if needed), space and ventilation. Note that the unit is heavy (190 kg) and sized for commercial use; ensure floor loading and space are suitable and consider professional installation.
Rated electrical power is 4.6 kW — running at full load it will consume up to about 4.6 kWh while operating. Noise levels are typical for commercial steam ironing equipment; exact dB figures should be requested from the supplier if noise-sensitive placement is needed.
Most suppliers provide standard spare parts (seals, heating elements, valves, gaskets) and optional accessories (nozzles, additional tables or fittings). Confirm availability, lead times and part numbers with your vendor before purchase.
Certification (CE, ISO, etc.) and warranty coverage vary by manufacturer and region. Ask the seller for documentary proof of certifications, local compliance, and full warranty terms prior to purchase.
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