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VIRTUAL MAPPING: SmartVue is a graphical user interface that enables laundries to visualise their entire operation on a virtual map


camera technology in combination with ServoTronic. This enables peak outputs of well over 800 and average outputs of around 650 items per hour.


SmartLaundry: digitalisation for the laundry of tomorrow The SmartLaundry eXperience from Kannegiesser presents a range of innovative solutions for automating, optimising and simplifying laundry processes. SmartVue is a graphical user interface that enables laundries to visualise their entire operation on a virtual map. Operators can call up information on individual machines, check performance and even track the location of laundry batches for individual customers in real time.


In addition, BatchPrinting and Pack&Label offer practical solutions to optimise processes even in smaller laundries. BatchPrinting enables automatic and therefore reliable program selection, even when using laundry trolleys. By printing machine-readable tickets after unloading the dryer, laundries can create


AUTOMATIC MATCHING: In the area of garments handling, Kannegiesser presents the TLL system, which uses RFID technology to automatically match garments with hangers within a small tunnel


a seamless flow of information from the wash to the finish area. Operators can scan the barcode information on the ticket at the mangle line or dry laundry folding machine and immediately call up the correct processing program. In the expedition, Pack&Label is the reliable solution for complete and fast order picking. The laundry trolleys are labelled for dispatch using automatically generated packing lists, which display the article quantities for each customer.


The Supertrack bagging system is controlled by eVue Control. This means that the laundry always has an overview of all laundry items in the system. The simple and intuitive system offers full transparency with a wide range of information, a control system customised to the process and clear diagnostic functions. This enables the laundry’s logistics to be optimised.


Sustainability: efficient and future-proof


Sustainability is not just a trend, but a necessity for modern laundries. The latest


innovations from Kannegiesser help to reduce energy and water consumption in order to cut costs and minimise the ecological footprint. The XStream tunnel finisher is a prime example of how innovation can further reduce energy consumption. With its newly designed counterflow concept, the three-module XStream achieves the same efficiency as a standard four-module tunnel finisher, saving time, energy and space. The PowerDry is the most powerful and efficient transfer dryer on the market. The innovative Eco2Power process control combines minimum energy consumption with maximum performance in the drying process. It enables a low energy consumption of 1.1 kWh/l of evaporated water while simultaneously reducing overall process times.


The HighPower ironer with its unique stainless steel heating belt technology enables maximum performance with significantly reduced energy consumption. A HighPower 2-roller ironer has the same performance as a conventional 3-roller ironer.


MULTI TASKING: The new folding machine SFM-E can do it all


DRY WORK: The robotic dry work line automatically separates, folds, sorts and stacks mixed batches of towels from hotels and hospitals.


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