Commercial Laundry Equipment. Professional Washers & Dryers

Industrial Washing Machines for Hospitality or Commercial Use

The professional washing machines for hospitality and commercial use are the core of any internal laundry or professional self-service laundry. This category includes machines designed with a stainless steel drum and advanced damping systems that allow for high-speed spinning (high G-factor), ensuring deep cleaning and maximum water extraction to reduce subsequent drying time and costs. Available in multiple load capacities, our professional washing machines adapt to small hostels as well as large HORECA sector collectives, ensuring durability, energy efficiency, and consistent performance in intensive laundry environments.

Efficient washing and high-speed spinning.

Industrial Dryers for Hospitality or Commercial Use

The professional dryers for hospitality and commercial use are the essential complement to complete fast and efficient laundry cycles. Equipped with systems that optimize airflow, they can dry large volumes of clothing in minutes, leaving it fluffy and ready for ironing or folding. Thanks to their moisture sensors, the cycle stops automatically when the laundry reaches the optimal drying level, preventing fabric overheating and reducing energy consumption. Available in electric and gas models, these professional dryers guarantee durability, efficiency, and consistent performance for hostels, hotels, internal laundries, and large HORECA sector collectives.

Fast drying with moisture control.

Frequently Asked Questions About Industrial Laundry

1. What is the difference between a domestic and a commercial washing machine?

The commercial washing machine is designed to last up to 10 times longer (30,000 cycles vs. 3,000), has more powerful motors to work many hours in a row, much faster cycles (30-45 min), and allows direct connection to hot water to save heating time.

2. Is a gas or electric dryer better?

The gas dryer is more cost-efficient in the long term (gas is cheaper and heats faster) but requires a more complex installation and exhaust outlet. The electric dryer is easier to install (just a strong single or three-phase plug) but has higher energy consumption.

3. What is the G-factor in a washing machine?

It is the spinning force. A high G-factor (350-450) means the washing machine extracts much more water from the laundry at the end of the cycle. This is crucial because it reduces the time needed in the dryer, saving energy and money in the overall process.

4. Do I need to anchor the washing machine to the floor?

It depends on the type. "High-speed spinning" washers usually have floating suspension and do not need anchoring. Medium-speed or rigid ones require strong chemical anchoring to concrete floors, as they vibrate more when spinning.

5. Can I wash duvets in a 10 kg washing machine?

Usually not. A duvet takes up a lot of volume. Even if it weighs less than 10 kg, if it doesn’t fit comfortably in the drum, it won’t wash well. For duvets and large items, washing machines with at least 14-18 kg capacity are recommended.

6. What maintenance do dryer filters require?

It is mandatory to clean the lint filter after EACH cycle. A dirty filter reduces airflow, making the dryer take much longer to dry, consume more energy, and potentially overheat or break down.

7. Do industrial washing machines have automatic dosing?

Most are prepared to connect external dosing pumps. This is ideal for professional laundries, as it ensures the exact amount of detergent, softener, and bleach is always used without manual intervention.

8. Can I install a stacked laundry column (washer on dryer)?

Yes, many commercial models (especially 8-10 kg) have stacking kits. This is perfect for small spaces, as it doubles production capacity while occupying half the floor area.

9. What is the residual moisture system in dryers?

It is a sensor that detects when the laundry is dry by measuring moisture. Instead of setting "60 minutes" blindly, the machine stops automatically when the desired dryness is reached. This prevents clothes from "burning" or overdrying and saves unnecessary operating minutes.

10. Are these machines suitable for self-service laundries?

Yes, many models have versions prepared to connect to payment terminals or coin machines. If your plan is to set up a self-service laundry, you must specify this when purchasing so the machine comes configured for this use.

Where to Buy Industrial Washing Machines and Dryers for Hospitality?

At MBH we offer personalized advice to size your installation according to the daily kilos of laundry you need to process. We work with leading brands that guarantee spare parts and technical service throughout the peninsula, ensuring your laundry never stops.

What is industrial laundry for hospitality?

Industrial laundry refers to the use of high-capacity and high-performance machines to process large volumes of textiles (table linens, bedding, uniforms). Unlike domestic laundry, it focuses on speed, thermal and chemical disinfection, and fabric protection to prolong its lifespan, using reinforced components capable of working continuously.

Advantages of Having Your Own Laundry

Internalizing the laundry service provides great benefits to your business. It ensures quality control, deciding on finishes and products; offers immediacy, without depending on external deliveries; generates cost savings in the medium term per kilo of laundry washed; and ensures greater textile durability thanks to controlled processes that are less aggressive than generic industrial ones.