Commercial Laundry Equipment Denver - Washers & Dryers

The product line focuses on automation, controls, and plant systems that support washer, wash aisle, tunnel washer, chemical delivery, material handling, and production management workflows. Softrol product information includes wash aisle systems compatible with existing equipment and references control retrofits for washroom machinery, helping facilities extend equipment life while improving process control.

Commercial laundries should evaluate throughput requirements, current wash aisle layout, sorting volume, chemical delivery needs, reporting goals, and integration with existing equipment. Softrol systems range from compact chemical dispensers to high-volume garment sorting and rail handling. For example, Softrol SoftSort supports up to 3,800 garments per hour and scalable sorting capacity from 5,000 to 50,000 garments per day.

Yes. Several Softrol systems are designed for high-volume environments. Softrol Rail lists throughput up to 13,500 lbs/hr, while Softrol SoftSort supports up to 3,800 garments per hour. Catalyst chemical dispensing systems are available for high-volume heavy soil processing, tunnel washer systems, smaller operations, and medium-volume laundries, giving plants multiple options based on scale.

Softrol systems include multiple integration-focused options. Wash Aisle Systems are designed to integrate with existing equipment, and LOIS works seamlessly with Softrol products. The Softrol Rail system integrates with wash aisle equipment through DataFusion, while PulseNet and Total Plant Management collect real-time data from production points to support plantwide visibility.

Support options vary by product and include technical support, installation service, training, maintenance service, replacement parts, online support, and service ticket programs. Several products list 24/7/365 support, and new parts and products commonly include a one-year warranty, with repaired items carrying a 90-day warranty where specified in the product information.

Pricing is listed as available on request across the product information. That is typical for engineered laundry automation because the final system may depend on plant size, throughput, controls, software, installation, and integration requirements. Buyers can request a quote after sharing equipment needs, production volume, facility layout, and desired automation outcomes.