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laundry programmes are essential and it needs to be easy to set a disinfectant wash – the servicing and user guides are scrutinised throughout the HACCP assessment process, and to ensure that any ambiguity relating to the operation is removed.


Developed through the analysis of the needs and challenges of laundry operators across the globe, the Electrolux Line 5000 has been honoured under the International Certifi cation, for high spin, super spin and normal spin washers – as well as the latest barrier washing and ironing and fi tting innovations. Possessing this milestone certifi cation assures laundry investors of the quality of the equipment and will help to make the OPL specifi cation process easier. Although naturally the certifi cation lends itself immediately towards the food processing industry, it also has great relevance for hotel, restaurant and catering outlets and care facilities, amongst other applications.


Clean Up With OPL The introduction of HACCP certifi ed laundry equipment, coupled with the trend for dry cleaning being replaced by the more modern process of wet cleaning, creates a safer, more environmentally friendly, and more cost-effective operation. There are also important fi nancial benefi ts of investing in OPL that need to be highlighted.


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HACCP – What did they think?


“The certifi cation Electrolux has been awarded is usually reserved for food service equipment only, so it is a milestone development for the manufacturer and re-affi rms the crucial role that laundry equipment can play in contamination control, playing its part in preventing outbreaks and illness across the globe.


“The robust design and clear instructions within the Line 5000 ensure that nothing can go un-sanitised and restaurants can make a quick and smart investment with ease. Traditionally, food manufacturing factories have had to outsource their laundry to guarantee cleanliness, but the certifi cation of the Electrolux Line 5000 range has provided the option to invest in an on premises laundry with complete peace of mind.”


Richard Mallett, Managing Director of HACCP Europe


Although the initial cost of investing in OPL can be large, the cost divided by the entire lifespan of the decision will bring huge savings to any premises or business. Additionally, the latest laundry equipment is engineered and designed to enable signifi cant savings on detergent, water and energy. As well as offering wet cleaning capabilities, equipment in the Line 5000 also possesses a number of innovative features that ensure fast and effi cient laundry processes. Water and heat consumption is at its most effi cient on the machines, with the Automatic Savings system on the washer ensuring that only the optimum amount of water is used and the


Residual Moisture Control on the dryer delivers shorter cycles.


With an OPL, the cost of outsourcing linen is negated which is one clear benefi t, but new revenue streams can also be created. Take the hospitality sector for example; hotel owners can profi t from valet laundries and the cleaning of guest’s clothes in-house. The striking developments at Electrolux Professional alone show why OPL is becoming more feasible and increasingly attractive.


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