Don’t know at what temperature to set the industrial dryer? This is one of the most common doubts in professional laundry, especially when working with delicate fabrics, quilts or large textile loads.
In this article we explain the ideal temperatures for each type of fabrichow to avoid damage to garments and the advantages of DOMUS industrial tumble dryers.
Ideal temperature for industrial dryers
At what temperature should an industrial dryer be set? This is a common question in professional laundry.
In this article, we give you a clear guide to adjust the temperature according to each type of fabric and avoid damage to the garments.
The industrial and conventional dryers and conventional dryers, which are not equipped with an intelligent humidity control system, tend to deteriorate the clothes if the temperature is not adjusted to the particularities of each fabriccotton, polyester, synthetic fabrics? It is therefore essential to adapt the drying cycle to each type of garment to avoid shrinkage, wrinkling or irreversible damage.
In this regard, our industrial dryers have preset programs for each type of fabric. pre-set programs for each type of fabric, for example, lwhich allows a customized drying. In addition, they incorporate the EFFICIENT DRYsystem, with which you will be able to have absolute control of the degree of humidity of the garments in each drying cycle, thanks to its automatic drum speed regulation system.thanks to its automatic drum speed regulation system.
They also include AIR RE-CYCLE AIR RE-CYCLE technology, which reuses hot air air during drying in an intelligent way, reducing electricity consumption and achieving outstanding levels of energy savings. annual energy per year. This system contributes significantly to the energy savings in industrial laundrywhich can translate into a significant reduction in annual costs.
At what temperature to set the industrial dryer depending on the fabric? Complete guide by material
To achieve efficient drying and avoid damage to garments, it is essential to know the ideal temperature for each type of fabric. ideal temperature for each type of fabric.
Here is a practical guide with the most important recommendations for the correct use of your industrial dryer.
Type of fabric | Recommended temperature | Risks if not respected | DOMUS Tips |
Cotton / Linen sheets, towels, linen, sheets, towels, linens | 70 °C – 90 °C | Shrinkage, stiffness or incomplete drying | Use cotton or white linen program |
Cotton/polyester blends t-shirts, uniforms | 60 °C – 70 °C | Wrinkling, deformation of synthetic fibers | Synthetic or mixed program |
Polyester / synthetics sportswear, jackets | 50 °C – 60 °C | Melting, deformation or bad odor | Program for synthetic fabrics |
Delicate Silk, lace, lingerie | 40 °C – 50 °C | Irreversible damage, loss of shape | Delicate program + synthetic netting if possible |
Blankets, quilts | 60 °C – 80 °C | Internal deformation, persistent humidity | Bulky program or quilts |
Maintenance tips for industrial dryers
A good maintenance of your industrial dryer not only improves its efficiency and performance, but it can also significantly significantly extend its useful life and reduce repair costs. and reduce repair costs.
Here are the key points to follow:
Maintenance task | Recommended frequency | How to do it | Importance |
Filter cleaning | After each drying cycle | Remove the filter, remove the lint, wash it with water and dry it completely. | Improves air flow, prevents overheating and reduces energy consumption. |
| Component overhaul | Monthly | Inspect belts, pulleys, bearings and seals. Replace if there is wear. | Avoid unexpected breakdowns and costly production downtime. |
Sensor calibration | Annually | Consult the manual and adjust temperature and humidity sensors according to the manufacturer. | It guarantees precise drying temperatures and protects the laundry against under-drying or overheating. |
For a more in-depth maintenance, we recommend you to read our post on maintenance of industrial washing machines and dryers.
Key facts before putting clothes in your industrial dryer
If you are not sure of the type of fabric, always check the label, where you will find all the necessary information for safe drying.
Please note that natural fabrics, such as cotton or linen, tend to shrink if specific programs are not used for them.
In addition, our industrial dryers are equipped with an exclusive perfume dosing system, which ensures that the clothes are left with a fresh and pleasant scent at the end of the cycle.
Remember that certain materials, such as rubber or foam items, should never be placed in the industrial dryer in the industrial dryer to avoid damage to the machine and clothes.
Our industrial dryers are ergonomic, have a high level of connectivity and require low maintenance.
In addition to knowing how many degrees to set the industrial dryer to, it is important to note that our machines have an easily accessible hinged panel, a stainless steel filter drawer and do not require complicated or frequent maintenance.
Are you unsure about which industrial dryer to choose? We are here to help you!
If you need more information or personalized advice about our industrial dryers or any other type of industrial laundry machinery laundry machinery, you can call us you can call us without obligation at (+34) 93 888 71 53 or write to us at domus@domuslaundry.com or fill out the form available on this website.
In addition to industrial dryers at DOMUS we also offer you state-of-the-art washing machines y industrial laundry washer extractors designed to improve the efficiency and performance of your business.
Frequently asked questions about temperature in industrial dryers
What temperature to use for quilts in the industrial dryer?
For comforters, especially synthetic or filled comforters, we recommend an average temperature of 60-70 °C. Make sure the dryer has enough space for air to circulate properly. If they are feather comforters, opt for a delicate program to avoid deformation.
What is the ideal temperature for synthetic fabrics?
The ideal temperature for synthetic fabrics (e.g. polyester) is 50-60 °C. At higher temperatures, they may deform or melt. Always consult the manufacturer’s label.
And for cottons, towels and sheets?
Natural fabrics such as cotton or linen should be dried at temperatures of 70-90 °C. 70-90 °Cbut with adapted programs. Thick towels or sheets may require higher temperature, provided that overheating is avoided.
