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For Sudsman
Miltrol When I cut a chart for a nursing home or anywhere where I know pads/diapers will be processed.....I will cut is as follows; on a 5 compartment supply system, the operator would load it as the situation(formula)called for. when using automatic supplies, the chemical company will control... -
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For Sudsman
loading.....you just cramed it in, unloading a rake was used to be fast hydro- cushin( soft mount ) versions of this machine are very popular to this day..opening the door is very hunt for red october yes, there were 2 pocket and 3 pocket versions.....MAF is dependant on lift and drop, only... -
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For Sudsman
balcom spray rinse yes, Milnor had it first....but they never said it was a "substitution" for a bath rinse as Unimac has and does. The balcom spray rinse was used mainly as the basket was decelerating from an intermediate extract, with the drain open...to "enhance rinsing" and wetdown. As... -
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Milnor Washers
sudsman I sure do. In fact, in addition to the brochures, I have several glossy photo's of them. I will make it a point to scan them at work and post them. -
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Milnor Washers
sudsman I am not employeed with that company and am of no relation to them. -
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Milnor Washers
sudsman I am Quite familiar with all of the competition I sell against, thank you. That machinery would be of, Braun, Ellis, Lavatec, Girbau and small machines from Alliance and Wascomat. In this part of the country, Edro Dynawash, Brim, Ramco, Sailstar and Washex have no presence whatsoever... -
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Milnor Washers
sudsman... I admit, I am biased…I sell Milnor. My opinions on Milnor’s wash quality in general however are, in the industry, accepted, founded and I stand by them for opinion sake. Everyone has a right, after all. I have followed your posts on this site for some time and your experience in... -
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Milnor Washers
Not a rare sight to see 20-30 year old MILNORS The 420 rpm extract gave 75G’s …about the same as a whirlpool/kenmore belt drive Milnor made a hard mount OPL machine on the same base that had 600 rpm that gave 158G’s Yes, these were the 2 motor, 2 clutch, tied together by a jackshaft machines... -
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Suds-saving...what about!?
Tom, Your description of the ring is flawless and brings back memories. The raised collar and the shine to match the new black bakelite is clear as a bell in my mind. I'm not sure why I only came across the one. I knew several ppl with early 60"s KM's w/ preg roto's w/ suds savers that did not...