KENLE hard mount washer extractors: F10–F52 model comparison
A hard mount industrial washer extractor is intended for permanent installation on a suitable base. Capacity is only one part of the selection: building conditions, the fixing arrangement specified for the model, utility connections and the laundry workflow are equally relevant. The figures below provide a practical starting point for comparing the six KENLE F-series machines.
KENLE F series: listed load capacity, extraction speed and G-force
| Model |
Capacity |
Extraction speed |
G-force |
| F10 |
10–12 kg |
760 RPM |
201 G |
| F14 |
14–16 kg |
760 RPM |
201 G |
| F18 |
18–20 kg |
700 RPM |
202 G |
| F22 |
22–24 kg |
700 RPM |
202 G |
| F35 |
35–38 kg |
620 RPM |
202 G |
| F52 |
50–52 kg |
600 RPM |
190 G |
These are the figures shown in the category listings. Before ordering, request current model-specific documentation to confirm overall dimensions, power requirements, water and drainage connections, mounting details and options.
Choosing the right machine capacity for your laundry
Start with both the average weight per batch and the total volume handled each day. Towels and bathrobes create a different loading pattern from flat linen, workwear or restaurant textiles. The number of operating shifts, peak periods and available staff also affect the choice.
Within the F series, F10 and F14 cover the smaller listed loads, F18 and F22 occupy the middle range, and F35 and F52 offer higher load capacities. The right choice depends on your textile mix, cycle planning and site constraints—not on the model number alone. See the broader KENLE industrial washing machine range for other options.
Fixed installation: what should be checked?
Hard mount equipment requires installation conditions that match the machine's engineering requirements. Before selecting a model, assess floor construction and load-bearing capacity, access routes, service clearances, incoming utilities and drainage. Anchoring arrangements and any foundation requirements must be taken from the current technical manual and reviewed by appropriately qualified specialists.
Where the premises impose structural constraints, compare the F series with KENLE soft mount washer extractors. These offer different machine and extraction characteristics, but suitability for any particular floor or location still needs technical confirmation.
Extraction performance and downstream drying
The listed extraction speeds across the F series range from 600 to 760 RPM, with G-force values from 190 to 202 G. RPM and G-force describe different aspects of extraction. Neither figure alone establishes a guaranteed residual moisture level or drying time: fabric composition, programme settings and actual operating conditions also matter.
For a balanced facility, consider matching washing capacity with industrial tumble dryers, so that processed textiles do not accumulate while waiting for the next stage.
Hard mount washer extractor pricing and project-based configurations
Price depends on the chosen machine, technical specification, available options and delivery or installation requirements. KENLE can evaluate configurations according to individual project specifications, subject to technical and commercial confirmation. To request a useful quotation, provide your expected daily laundry volume, textile types, preferred models, available space and any known site restrictions.
Contact KENLE for a quotation based on the actual needs of your laundry operation.
Frequently asked questions about hard mount washer extractors
What is the difference between hard mount and soft mount machines?
The difference involves machine construction, installation conditions and model-specific extraction performance. The F series is presented as hard mount equipment; the U-series specifications are the appropriate reference when comparing higher-extraction alternatives.
Which load capacities are available in the F series?
The category lists F10, F14, F18, F22, F35 and F52, with capacity ranges from 10–12 to 50–52 kg. Suitable capacity depends on the average batch and the laundry's daily workflow.
Can I request an initial quotation before a site survey?
Yes, you can enquire using the machine model, workload and known technical requirements. Whether a site inspection or further installation checks are needed depends on the project.
