At a glance
A fully traceable textile cycle also includes a laundry return system. The temporary link between the wearer and the garments is removed after return, and the employee’s quota is cleared.
The textile contractor takes charge of the UHF RFID-tagged and counted pool laundry at this point. So inventory located off-site can still be precisely tracked.
Features and benefits of our smart laundry store
Central collection point
Return locations anywhere, so less back-and-forth.
Hygienic storage
Storage of soiled laundry is clearly separated from clean laundry.
Real-time inventory tracking
Returned inventory is automatically updated
Notifications
Notification when maximum capacity is reached.
Precise scheduling
Emptying can be set at exact times.
Access control for contractors
Collection of soiled laundry via an ID reader.
How does the texLOG return system work?
Provide empty container
An empty laundry cart or laundry bag is provided for worn garments.
Return worn garments
Identify at the return system and insert worn garments individually.
Empty return container
The return container is continuously monitored and emptied by the laundry service.
Provide empty container
An empty laundry cart or laundry bag is provided for worn garments.
Return worn garments
Identify at the return system and insert worn garments individually.
Empty return container
The return container is continuously monitored and emptied by the laundry service.
Applications
From a laundry store to a smart laundry return system
Return unit for use with laundry carts
- For standard mesh laundry carts
- With lockable drop-in flap
- Locked by a door with a concealed front
- Flexible positioning
- Automatic notification when predefined fill levels are reached
Return unit for use with laundry bags
- With lockable drop-in flap
- Flexible positioning
- Also suitable as a side-by-side column array
- Automatic notification when predefined fill levels are reached
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