Wholesale Textile Industry Equipment and Machinery

An automated garment sorting system uses RFID or barcode scanning to identify, route, and sort garments without manual intervention. Softrol's SoftSort system processes up to 3,800 garments per hour using 'Scan-on-the-fly' technology, reducing sorting labor by up to 77%, eliminating loose pieces, and utilizing overhead storage to maximize floor space.

Chemical dispensing systems use flow meter based injection technology to deliver precise, volumetric amounts of laundry chemicals into washers at the correct process stage. Softrol's Catalyst series monitors each injection, verifies water flush completion, triggers alarms on delivery failure, and generates real-time washroom reports — ensuring consistent wash quality and chemical cost control.

Laundry plant management software collects real-time data from multiple production points — sorters, washers, chemical systems, and conveyors — and presents it in a unified dashboard. Softrol's Total Plant Management and LOIS platforms monitor operator performance, machine utilization, and throughput, enabling managers to quickly identify bottlenecks and make data-driven decisions from any device.

Yes. Softrol's modular control components and DataFusion integration platform are designed to work seamlessly with existing wash aisle equipment, including third-party washers and dryers. Control retrofits are available to extend the operational life of existing washroom machinery without requiring full replacement, minimizing capital investment while improving automation capability.

Softrol serves industrial laundry facilities, uniform rental plants, healthcare linen services, and hospitality laundry operations. Its automation solutions have been deployed by Fortune 1000 companies and international operators including Aramark Uniform Services, Mission Linen Uniform Service, Crown Health Care Laundry Services, and Wildman Uniform and Linen.

Softrol's SoftSort Automated Garment Sorting System is scalable from 5,000 to 50,000 garments per day, with a peak rate of up to 3,800 garments per hour using 'Scan-on-the-fly' RFID and barcode technology. The system supports standard hangers without mother hooks and uses a distributed control platform for maximum reliability across any facility size.