Steam boilers generate high-temperature and high-pressure steam by burning fuel (such as natural gas, diesel, etc.) or electric heating to convert water into steam, which is then delivered to equipment like irons and ironing machines. The moist and high-temperature properties of steam are utilized to soften the fibers of clothes and quickly smooth out wrinkles. It can provide a continuous and stable steam output, avoiding poor ironing effect and low efficiency caused by insufficient steam or pressure fluctuations.
Steam boilers are widely used in various industries. The garment industry’s ready-to-wear ironing and fabric pre-shrinking ironing, when used in conjunction with steam irons and steam ironing tables, are suitable for large-scale production needs. It can provide efficient ironing for hotel bed sheets, quilt covers, tablecloths and other linen, and is usually used in conjunction with large ironing machines (such as roller ironing machines).