What insulating one flatwork ironer saves

An ironer roof radiates heat every hour the line runs.

A flatwork-ironer roof is a large continuous hot surface at ~66 C — about 30 m² on a typical machine — radiating into the hall all shift. The roof is built from lift-off panels for maintenance, so Inzonex insulates each panel individually: the insulation lifts with its panel and refits exactly. Loss cut by ≈95%, surface to a touch-safe ≤45 C. Per-ironer figures (ISO 12241); adjust the sliders for your plant.

≈95%less heat loss (16.33 → 0.86 kW per ironer)

≤45 °Ctouch-safe roof (from ~66 °C)

30 m²insulated roof per ironer, individual lift-off panels

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Ironers on site 1 Operating hours / year 5,500 h Gas price £0.060 /kWh Insulation cost / ironer £6,800

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Indicative. Heat loss per ISO 12241 (v = 0.5 m/s, 50 mm mineral wool, ambient 28 °C) for a 30 m² roof at ~66 °C; bare-to-fuel via 88% boiler efficiency; CO₂ via GHG Protocol Scope 1, natural gas (0.185 t/MWh). Surface ≤45 °C and up to 95% heat-loss reduction are Inzonex specifications.