Itemized list of details for installation of our Dry Cleaning Machines includes the following:
01-Water supply in/out:
(A) All copper water lines with separate shut-off valves
(B) Temperature gauges on in/out water lines
(C) Water pressure gauge installed on water ‘in’ supply line
(D) Water bypass line with adjustment valve to achieve proper pressure setting
(E) Flash holes for pipe through roof and seal
02-Machine placed with anchor bolts to hold down
03-Machine grouted to floor to reduce vibration
04-Electrical supply to dc unit 220V 3 phase connection-with shut-off switch and
emergency shut-off switch equipped on machine for extra safety
05-Electrical supply to water tower fan 110V 20A with independent shut-off switch
06-Electrical supply to water pump 220V single phase with independent shut-off switch
07-Steam supply in/out:
(A) Still supply-40-50psi with ½” steam regulator and gauge/shut-off valve
(B) Auxiliary steam coil supply- (for drying) with ½” steam regulator and
gauge/shut-off valve
(C) Both steam return lines with ½” Armstrong steam traps and brass check
valves
(D) All copper steam lines will be insulated
08-Air supply is generally installed with ½” copper and shut-off valve-1/4” nylon hose
may be used instead- machine is equipped with air regulator/filter/moisture drain and automatic valve lubricator
09-Machine transport to store
10-Machine moved into place
11-Removal and reinstallation of any rails necessary to place machine
12-Removal and replacement of any glass and/or framework in store front necessary to
place machine
13-Removal and replacement of valance in call office if necessary to place machine
14-Removal and replacement of call office counters if necessary to place machine
15-Water Tower lifted to roof
16-Hook-up still sludge pump waste system with double reinforced hose and clamps
17-Stub out solvent outlet line from pressure side of pump with shut-off valve and plug
18-Solvent inlet valve included on machine with shut-off valve and plug-for easy loading
of solvent to machine from drum or container
19-Cartridge filters as needed on start-up are included
20-Extra foam filter with frame for lint wash down system
21-Soap pump hook-up and calibration with programming
22-Lifetime computer programming
23-Nitrogen safety tank- required by most Fire Marshall and/or districts
24-3 day training course with two week follow-up
25-Removal of old machine
26-Removal of filter cartridges from old machine before transport- client is
responsible for proper disposal of filter cartridges
27-Drain all solvent into drums from old machine for reuse or proper disposal by client