Flatwork Ironer Rebuilding
Southwest Laundry Equipment works with commercial and industrial laundry operations considering a rebuild of an existing flatwork ironer.
Every machine and project is different. Southwest reviews the ironer, its configuration and condition, and the project requirements before the rebuild scope is defined.
What Does an Ironer Rebuild Involve?
A flatwork ironer rebuild begins with understanding the individual machine.
The ironer can be reviewed and dismantled so its condition and components can be examined. From there, the work required for that machine can be identified and the rebuild scope defined.
Repair, replacement and other component work should be based on the condition of the individual ironer and the agreed project scope.
Once the rebuild work is completed, the equipment is reassembled as part of the project.
The Ironer Rebuild Process
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Review the Machine
Identify the ironer model, configuration, current condition and project requirements.
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Dismantle & Inspect
The machine can be dismantled so the ironer and its components can be reviewed.
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Define the Rebuild Scope
Determine the repair, replacement and component work required for the individual machine and project.
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Rebuild & Reassemble
Complete the agreed rebuild work and reassemble the equipment according to the defined project scope.
American Flatwork Ironer Models
Southwest works with American flatwork ironer equipment including these machine families.
Every Rebuild Starts With the Individual Machine
There is not one rebuild scope that applies to every flatwork ironer.
The work required depends on the machine, its configuration, its current condition and the requirements of the project.
Factors to review may include:
Tell Us About Your Ironer
If you are considering rebuilding an existing flatwork ironer, send Southwest the information you have so the team has a starting point for reviewing the project.
Parts & Project Support
An ironer rebuild project may also involve replacement parts, equipment movement, installation or rigging.
Ironer Parts
Manuals & Services
Looking for a Rebuilt Ironer Instead?
If you are looking to purchase a rebuilt or remanufactured flatwork ironer rather than discuss rebuilding an existing machine, view Southwest’s current ironer listings.
Considering a Rebuild for Your Ironer?
Tell Southwest about your existing machine, its condition and what you are trying to accomplish with the project.