With the large-scale and industrialized development of the local laundry service industry in the Philippines, the demand for stable, efficient, and low-cost steam heat sources in large commercial laundry rooms continues to rise. The local biomass fuels (waste wood, sawdust, agricultural and forestry waste) have sufficient reserves and low procurement costs, while the supply of traditional coal-fired fuels is stable, providing excellent conditions for the application of dual fuel boilers. This cooperation with Sitong boiler is a professional large-scale commercial laundry enterprise in the Philippines who specializes in centralized washing, drying, and ironing services for hotel linens, workwear fabrics, and civilian clothing. The existing old boilers have problems such as unstable steam pressure, low thermal efficiency, high energy consumption, and high operation and maintenance costs, which cannot meet the needs of large-scale and uninterrupted washing production. In order to optimize the energy consumption structure of production, reduce operating costs, and ensure 24-hour stable steam supply, the customer selected Sitong boiler as the supplier of their new thermal equipment after multiple rounds of comparison. Sitong boiler's design team customized a SZL6-1.25-SCII 6-ton coal- and wood fired dual fuel steam boiler for them after getting the customer's needs. At present, the boiler has completed production quality inspection, packaging, and has been shipped to the project site in the Philippines. The boiler can stably output 1.25MPa pressure and high-quality clean steam under rated conditions, accurately matching the full process requirements of commercial laundry room batch drying, high-temperature ironing, sterilization and disinfection. It can help the enterprise solve problems such as production lag caused by insufficient steam supply and unstable pressure from traditional boilers, uneven drying of linens, and inadequate sterilization, ensuring 24-hour uninterrupted and stable production on the laundry line.
 


This boiler is suitable for dual fuel running of coal and biomass fuels. It can flexibly switch combustion modes according to on-site fuel reserves, deeply fitting the resource characteristics of abundant reserves and low cost of local firewood, sawdust, and agricultural and forestry waste in the Philippines. The customer can use cheap biomass fuels to replace some coal, significantly reducing daily heating costs while maintaining stable steam output throughout the process, perfectly balancing production economy and operational practicality. It adopts a horizontal double drum water pipe structure and a membrane water-cooled wall fully sealed design, combined with an independent air distribution chamber and a precise secondary air distribution system, allowing fuel to burn fully and reducing fuel waste from the source. The boiler is equipped with an intelligent chain grate transmission system, which runs smoothly with extremely low failure rates. The durability of vulnerable components is strong, which can significantly reduce the frequency of later operation and maintenance, labor and accessory costs, and adapt to the limited operation and maintenance conditions of overseas projects. The successful signing and delivery of the SZL6-1.25-SCII dual fuel steam boiler project in the Philippines laundry room is another benchmark case for Sitong boiler in the commercial laundry industry in Southeast Asia. It can help overseas laundry enterprises accurately solve their pain points of high energy consumption, unstable steam supply, and difficult operation and maintenance relying on the core advantages of strong fuel adaptability, stable operating performance, and energy-saving economy of the product. After the equipment arrives at the site, Sitong boiler will also provide professional overseas installation guidance, debugging training, and one-stop after-sales support services to ensure the rapid production and stable operation of the equipment, creating sustained energy-saving benefits and production value for customers. The picture shows the delivery site of the boiler:
 
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