Closed PCE Dry Cleaning Machine

The Closed PCE Dry Cleaning Machine from Tex Mach International Fzco is a fully automated system designed for perchloroethylene-based dry cleaning with a 98% solvent recovery rate. It features a computer-controlled operation interface with super LCD display, frequency-driven motor speed adjustment, and an activated carbon absorption system to capture solvent vapors. The machine includes three large-volume oil cylinders with sight glass monitoring and a centrifugal nylon filter to reduce distillation time.

The system uses steam-heated distillation boxes with external steam input capability, allowing flexibility in energy sourcing. The ventilation design minimizes air resistance for faster solvent recovery, and the door-opening mechanism triggers automatic wind absorption to protect operators from fumes. All internal components are built with high-grade industrial parts, as noted in the product description, but no specific material grades or certifications are provided.

This machine is targeted at commercial dry cleaners, hotel laundry operations, and large-scale textile processors in the Middle East and North Africa. Buyers typically order single units with delivery terms of FOB Jebel Ali Port. Packaging includes wooden crate with shock-absorbing foam. Lead time is approximately 6 to 8 weeks after order confirmation. The machine does not include automatic fabric loading or sorting systems.

Tex Mach International Fzco is registered in Jebel Ali Free Zone, Dubai, and operates as a supplier of industrial dry cleaning equipment. The company is listed with harbor-tier trust status, confirming its legal entity registration and physical address in the free zone. There is no public information on years of operation, workforce size, or client list. The listing does not mention certifications, export history, or warranty terms.

The supplier does not provide technical manuals, test reports, or compliance documentation in its profile. No ISO or CE markings are claimed. Buyers should treat all performance claims as manufacturer assertions pending verification. Direct communication is required to confirm specifications, especially regarding solvent containment, emissions compliance, and electrical safety standards.