Commercial Laundries

Heavy-duty equipment for laundries that run hard.

Plants and high-volume laundries need machines that don't flinch. Arrow specifies, installs, and supports Milnor and other industrial-grade equipment — and stands behind it with regional service built for uptime.

Milnor industrial washer-extractor
Milnor industrial washer-extractor.

What plant operators get from Arrow

  • Industrial-grade washers and dryers — including Milnor — specified to your throughput.
  • Engineering and installation that account for your utilities, floor, and workflow.
  • A parts and service relationship built for uptime, not a transaction.
  • Decades of commercial-laundry experience behind every recommendation.

Proof point

Arrow has equipped demanding, high-volume operations across the region — from hospitality groups like Omni to community institutions like the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Milnor equipment, distributed and serviced here

Arrow Machinery is a Milnor distributor for Oklahoma, NW Arkansas, and the Texas Panhandle. Pellerin Milnor builds the washer-extractors that industrial and on-premise laundries are measured against — and buying them through a regional distributor means the company that sells the machine also engineers the installation, stocks the relationship, and answers the phone when it needs service. See the full Milnor distributor page for the product lineup and service area.

What we supply and support at plant scale:

  • Milnor washer-extractors — from OPL-scale cabinet machines up through large-capacity industrial units, hard-mount and soft-mount.
  • Commercial and industrial dryers — gas, electric, and steam, sized to the linen's drying factor (typically 15–40% over washer capacity) so drying never throttles the wash line.
  • Used industrial equipment — inspected machines with listed prices in our used equipment catalog, for plants adding capacity without a capital project.

Sizing at plant scale

Plant sizing is throughput engineering: the pounds per hour your contracts demand, worked backward through washer cycles, extract performance, and dry time. The same arithmetic that sizes a hotel OPL — annual poundage worked down to pounds per hour, ~1.3 wash loads per hour, dryer capacity set by the linen's drying factor — applies, just with bigger numbers and less forgiveness. Our sizing guides for hotel laundries and care facilities walk that methodology; at plant volumes, the questions that dominate are different:

  • The floor. Hard-mount washer-extractors need a foundation engineered for the load; soft-mount machines trade that for higher cost and easier placement. Retrofits often hinge on this alone.
  • Extract force. At volume, every point of moisture retention is dryer gas and cycle time, all day, every day. High-G extract pays for itself fastest in exactly the operations that run hardest.
  • Utilities at scale. Steam availability, gas line capacity, water and drain sizing, and the electrical service decide what's installable before throughput math decides what's ideal.
  • Workflow. Load paths, cart traffic, and finishing capacity — a wash line that outruns its finishing end just moves the bottleneck.

These are planning rules; the quote comes from a site visit. Send us your target pounds per hour and we'll engineer the lineup against your building.

What to put in your quote request

The more of this you include, the faster the quote comes back real: your target throughput (pounds per hour or per day), the linen mix (flatwork, garments, heavy soil), what's running today and what's failing, the utilities available in the room (gas, steam, electrical service), and any building constraints — floor, doorways, ceiling height. Photos of the existing room help more than anything.

Built on uptime since 1959

A plant laundry earns money when it's running, and equipment decisions are really uptime decisions. Arrow has sold, installed, and serviced commercial laundry equipment from Oklahoma City since 1959 — the install crew and the service team are the same company, covering Oklahoma, NW Arkansas, and the Texas Panhandle. A down machine is a service request and a call to 1.800.835.WASH, not a support ticket to a manufacturer three states away.

Plant and OPL questions we hear most

What brands does Arrow sell for commercial laundries?

Arrow is a regional Milnor distributor — Milnor washer-extractors are the backbone of what we spec for plants and on-premise laundries — alongside other industrial-grade washers and dryers matched to the job. Tell us your throughput and we'll bring the right lineup to the table.

Hard-mount or soft-mount washer-extractors?

Hard-mount machines cost less and last forever but need an engineered foundation. Soft-mount machines install almost anywhere — upper floors, retrofits — and typically spin at higher extract speeds, which cuts dry time. The building usually makes this decision before the budget does.

Does Arrow handle installation?

Yes — Arrow's own crew installs what Arrow sells, engineered against your utilities, floor, and workflow. Sales, installation, and service are one relationship, not three vendors.

Can I buy used industrial equipment from Arrow?

Yes — our used equipment catalog lists inspected machines with real prices, and a notify list for when new inventory lands. For anything you don't see, call us.

What area does Arrow serve?

Oklahoma, NW Arkansas, and the Texas Panhandle, from our Oklahoma City headquarters at 1121 N. MLK Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73117 — since 1959.

Request a Quote

Get a quote for your laundry plant

Tell us your volume and what you're specifying — we'll bring the right industrial equipment to the table.

We need both so we can send a written quote and confirm the details by phone.

No obligation. We'll scope a right-sized plan and get you a quote.