Jean Michel's Mini Neptune is designed to feed flat linen from one to five lanes and is easily installed in front of any ironer.
The unit increases production by at least 20 percent and as much as 70 percent. Although it can be used with both small and large items, the Mini Neptune is most effective with napkins, bar towels, and pillowcases.
When feeding directly into an ironer, operators have to strip each item to ensure proper feeding and decent quality. The Mini Neptune utilizes a vacuum suction device designed to eliminate stripping and to free operators once the linen is placed on the conveyor. The operators may use that spare time to separate bulk laundry and prepare the next article to be fed, promoting increased production.
A cart niche under the feeding conveyor provides easy access to the linen. The Mini Neptune comes standard with auto-centering feeding rollers, frequency inverter, speed synchronization, and vacuum control.
The unit is usually in stock and a three-week trial period is typically granted.
 

   

Working Principle:

Once placed on the conveyor belts, rubber wheels hold the linen while it is stripped by a vacuum device. 

Characteristics:

• One to six lanes can be spread over a working width of 47 to 165 inches
• A conveyor carries the pieces to the feeding board of the ironer
• Spreading ensured by four horizontal vacuum suction motors
• Two vacuum strengths to choose from
• Cart niche under conveyor allows easy access to linen
• Two guide rolls per lane with center-guarding
• Conveyor extension
• Rail and casters for easy positioning and access to ironer
• Automatic ironer speed synchronization by impulse generator
• Four (4) emergency stop buttons
• Adjustable locking position for carts
• Optional independent feeding rollers on the complete width of the unit
• Optional grading system with torn and stained reject button

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