Principle and Pros and Cons of Tilted Fully Automatic Washing Machine:

The tilted fully automatic washing machine is arguably the most advanced type of fully automatic washing machine available in the market today. It is primarily found in the laundry rooms of large hotels, guesthouses, hospitals, as well as laundry companies and factories. Currently, there are mainly three types of models available in the market: forward tilt, backward tilt, and bidirectional tilt.

The tilting function of the tilted fully automatic washing machine is used to improve operational efficiency and reduce labor intensity. Through special airbags and hydraulic equipment, the drum of the machine can be tilted to a certain angle backward or forward. This facilitates assisted loading or unloading operations through low-speed forward and reverse rotation. As for the washing aspect, there is no difference compared to traditional fully automatic washing machines. Both types rely on computer boards to set corresponding parameters such as water level, temperature, time, and cycle count.

Advantages:
Compared to traditional fully automatic washing machines, the advantage of tilted fully automatic washing machines lies in their ability to tilt forward or backward for automatic loading or unloading. This helps to significantly improve operational efficiency and reduce the labor intensity of workers. Additionally, because it can automatically load and unload laundry, it effectively reduces the hazards of traditional manual unloading, such as pulling and tearing, thereby extending the service life of the laundry.

Disadvantages:
As the saying goes, every advantage has its disadvantage. Due to the addition of functional components, the failure rate of the machine may be slightly higher, resulting in relatively higher subsequent maintenance and repair costs. Additionally, the relatively high price is another factor that limits its widespread application in various small and medium-sized laundry rooms, laundry companies, washing plants, and laundry factories.