Flatwork ironers · United Kingdom

Flatwork ironers that
hold heat across the width.

Rigid fixed-chest STIRON ironers heated by closed-circuit diathermic oil, fired on gas, diesel or LPG. Even heat transfer edge to edge, at the speed of the feeders upstream and the folders downstream, not fighting them.

Fix the ironing bottleneck What makes it different

Fixed chestrigid, machined in-house

Diathermic oilclosed circuit, even heat

Gas · diesel · LPGfired to suit your site

The chest, machined in our own shop. Where evenness of heat starts.

Why the chest matters

Linen quality is decided by heat you cannot see.

Fixed chest, machined to tolerance: contact pressure stays even across the full width, so the edge dries like the centre.
Diathermic oil in a closed circuit: no steam plant to run, no cold spots, heat that stays where the linen is.
Fired your way: gas, diesel or LPG burners, specified to the site you actually have.
One line, one brain: the ironer talks to EAGLE feeders and RAPTOR folders, so the ironer is never starved and the folder never queues.

Honest scope: industrial flatwork lines for serious daily tonnage. Small roller ironers for launderettes are not our trade, and we will say so rather than quote you for the wrong machine.

How it works

Three steps to a figure in writing.

Tell us what you run. Daily flatwork tonnage, widths, what feeds and folds around the ironer today.
The factory sizes the line. Chest, rolls, burner and speeds specified by the engineers who design the machine.
You get a proposal in writing. The machines, the figure and the install plan, before you commit.

Ironer tired but the frame is good? A revamp renews chest, drives, burners and controls on the frame you own.

Next step

Is the ironer holding the line?

Tell us what you run. We reply as soon as we can, and the technical questions go straight to the factory engineers.

Your name

Laundry / company

Phone

What are you interested in?

Roughly what do you process a day?

Timing

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