You already visit the floor. Threadscan and SAMI give you a quality and process view you can use in the account: what is failing, how often, and whether it is wash, wear or mix.
Why it matters
Better insight. Better service. The plant stays the customer.
Stain or hole, not a guess
Threadscan names the defect on the ironer or folder. Chemistry problems look different to mechanical wear.
Heavy soil, heavier formula
SAMI can flag a return that is dirtier than usual. That load can take a stronger chemical program before it hits the washer, not after it fails.
A story for the next review
Class, frequency and trend. Bring a picture of the line, not only a recommendation from the last visit.
SAMI on the soil side
See a heavy load before it hits the washer.
SAMI does not only sort type. It can tell when soiled linen is more heavily soiled than the usual return, so the wash can step up chemistry instead of hoping the standard program holds.
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Flag the dirty return
SAMI sees when a load is dirtier than the usual hotel return.
02
Step up the formula
That load takes a heavier chemical program on the first pass. You design the step-up.
03
Cut rewash
Spend chemistry once, not twice. The finishing line sees fewer escaped marks.
The systems
See the machines behind this.

Vision quality control
Threadscan
AI defect detection at line speed. Stains, holes and marks caught before dispatch.
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Soiled linen sorting
SAMI-2
Automated sorting for soiled linen returning from customers, with less manual handling.
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Soiled linen sorting
SAMI-4
Higher-capacity automated soiled linen sorting for larger plants.
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Bring us into an account you already serve.
Tell us about the plant and the service you run there. We will keep the laundry in the conversation.
