Plant systems’ role in enabling textile services operations to maximize value is legendary. Driving down the production cost of a pound or piece facilitates lowering its price to the customer. When you invest in new equipment to become more efficient, you save enough labor and supplies to generate the return on the required capital expenditure. You become more competitive in the marketplace and you process more volume, widening your margin.
 
Propositions to this effect from systems manufacturers show no signs of abating. With the economy as a tailwind for many laundry facilities, their handling of increased volume ...