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OPL Potential


The cleaning sector needs to take a closer look at laundering procedures in order to unlock the ever growing potential in OPL. Many bodies across various sectors outsource laundry to dry cleaning facilities, and this is historically the most well-known form of commercial cleaning equipment.


The thought of investing in OPL can be intimidating, as dry cleaning can be a lengthy, complicated and hazardous procedure, but it should now be considered as a misplaced preconception – alternative solutions are now available that don’t need any environmental permits to start-up.


The Power Of OPL As desires for complete cleanliness and safety assurances continue to grow, laundry plays a very important role in any cleaning routine. As clothes, sheets, uniforms and upholstery are cleaned, new washing comes in and commercial cleaners need to invest in a long-term sustainable business. Cutting edge technology is now available, and managers can


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look towards it for a profitable and safe long-term business investment that removes harsh chemicals from the cleaning process. Not only does it produce outstanding wash results time after time, but still adheres to the most stringent hygiene and safety requirements.


Extra considerations need to be made in environments where food is processed or served, too. Food poisoning is a major health concern around the globe and as much of the emphasis needs to be on the kitchen and food preparation, the laundering of cleaning cloths and uniforms is also hugely important. We’ve developed the Line 5000 range of equipment to improve flexibility in the laundry process through fast operation, intuitive interfaces, top hygiene levels and easy operation for high reliability.


This type of equipment is essential in heavy duty environments such as an in-house laundry in a restaurant, hotel or food processing factory, where a quick and constant turnaround of linen is essential.


Darren Lockley, Electrolux Professional’s Head of Region for the UK & Ireland, discusses On Premises Laundry (OPL), and how exciting industry developments mean now is the time to cash-in.


Milestone Developments Those looking to invest in commercial laundry equipment should be sure to check the accreditations and capabilities of equipment to guarantee a smart specification process. In April 2014, Electrolux Professional became the only HACCP international certified laundry manufacturer, and this international certification is set to have a strong impact on the cleaning arms of restaurant, hotel, food processing and manufacturing industries. Businesses are now able to guarantee bacteria control and food safety to their customers when looking to bring laundry in-house as a result of this certification.


The HACCP International Certification is only awarded to equipment and materials that demonstrate stringent food safety standards after a comprehensive evaluation by a team of assessors. In the food industry, contamination through laundry is indirect, but parts such as nuts, bolts and springs can enter food with serious consequences. Additionally,


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