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- Color Coded Feeder Belts Help Ironer Workers Position Flatwork For Fast, Accurate Feeding
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Color Coded Feeder Belts Help Ironer Workers Position Flatwork For Fast, Accurate Feeding
Saddle Brook, NJ: Color coded feed belts from renowned laundry product supplier Tingue, Brown & Co., Saddle Brook, NJ, (www.TingueBrownCo.com) create a visual cue that helps flatwork ironer workers accurately and quickly place the sheets, table linens, aprons and other flatwork in the proper position for smooth feeding and quality finishing at high throughput rates. Placing one colored belt among several belts of an alternate color, the color coded feed belts establish contrasting, parallel lines that aid workers in setting squared leading and trailing edges to ensure flatwork is properly presented to the feed roll. In multi-lane ironer feeding, the colored belting helps prevent overlaps that can cause feed blockages or go backs due to wrinkling or incomplete moisture removal.
Contrasting Colors Aid Manual Feeders In Squaring the Leading Edge
Available in a choice of green or white as standard, the feed belts are offered in cotton, polyfelt, and woven polyester materials. The company offers the proper feed belts for virtually every large or small roll flatwork ironer.
For more information, contact Ty Acton, National Sales Manager, Tingue, Brown & Co., 309 Dividend Drive, Peachtree City, GA 30269; 800.829.3864; Fax 770.486.0975; tacton@tingue.com; www.TingueBrownCo.com.
