Washing Machine

Washing machine is one of the most important household appliances and is becoming affordable for most families nowadays. There is also washing machine for commercial use such as commercial washing machine.

Over the years, affordable washing machine has made advancements to be more effective. One of these developments is using less water. This energy efficient washing machine claims less water, less soap and faster-rinsing. Another upgrade is the introduction of the eco-spin feature, which reduces the amount of energy the washer uses. It also reduces laundry room odor, which can be a problem after a bulk load of dirty laundry.

Washing machine manufacturer in China is paying more attention to its ecological benefits. Choose more high efficiency washer and high efficiency washer that suits you most.

Structure and Operations of Washing Machines

Washing machines (Washers) are cleaning appliances that use electrical energy to produce mechanical action to wash clothes and are divided into two categories according to their rated washing capacity for domestic use and collective use. 

Domestic washing machines consist mainly of a cabinet, washing and stripping drums (some washing and stripping drums are separate), transmission and control systems, etc. Some are also equipped with heating devices. 

Washing machines generally refer exclusively to the use of water as the main cleaning liquid, as opposed to the use of special cleaning solutions and dry cleaning, which is usually the responsibility of a dedicated person. 

Mechanical forces, washing liquids and water are the three elements of the washing process in a washing machine. The mechanical force generated by the moving parts of the washing machine and the action of the detergent detach the dirt from the fibres of the laundry. Heating the washing liquid enhances the stain removal effect. The main indicators of washing machine performance (i.e. the ability to clean clothes) are the wash rate (or wash ratio) and the fabric wear rate. The washing rate is the reflectance of the artificially contaminated cloth and its original cloth before and after washing, measured using a photoelectric reflectance meter (or whiteness meter) under the rated washing condition of the washing machine.