Primus

Primus is a manufacturer of professional laundry equipment for businesses where textile care is a daily operating process: commercial laundries, hotels, care homes, hospitals, laundromats, sports facilities and HoReCa operations. The brand is associated with equipment for the full laundry cycle — washing, water extraction, drying and finishing of flat textiles.

On GS24.lv, Primus is linked with the key professional laundry categories: front loading washing machines, single pocket dryers and flatwork ironers. These groups cover the main stages of a professional laundry workflow: washing and extraction, controlled drying, and finishing of sheets, table linen and other flatwork.

Main Primus equipment groups

• washer-extractors for professional and commercial laundry use;
• front loading washing machines for hotels, laundries, institutions and service laundries;
• single pocket tumble dryers for towels, bed linen, workwear and mixed textile loads;
• flatwork ironers for sheets, tablecloths, pillowcases and other flat textiles;
• solutions for on-premise laundries, laundromats and professional textile-care rooms.

When selecting Primus washing equipment, the main technical points are load capacity, drum volume, spin speed, installation type, water supply, drainage, cycle structure and the textile mix. For a hotel laundry this can mean stable processing of bed linen and towels; for a care facility it can mean predictable daily cycles for different textile types; for a commercial laundry it can mean matching machine capacity with the expected number of loads per day.

Primus drying equipment is selected by capacity, heating type, airflow, ventilation conditions and the expected moisture level after washing. A correctly selected dryer helps reduce bottlenecks after the washing stage and keeps the laundry process balanced. For intensive use, it is important to check available electrical or gas connection, room ventilation and the required drying volume per working shift.

Flatwork ironers are used where sheets, table linen and other flat textiles must be finished faster and more consistently than with manual ironing. Important selection points include working width, roller or chest heating type, heating power, textile throughput, operator space and the required finish quality. In professional laundries, the ironer is often the final stage that determines whether clean laundry is ready for storage, delivery or direct use.

For a complete laundry line, washing, drying and ironing equipment should be selected as one process rather than as separate machines. Capacity mismatch between washer, dryer and ironer creates delays, while correct sizing helps keep textile flow stable during peak working hours. Installation space, service access, exhaust air, water connection and staff workflow should be checked before ordering.