A dry cleaning machine is a laundry machine that uses dry cleaning solvents for washing, solution filtration, liquid extraction, drying recovery, and purification of the cleaning solvent, enabling a recycling process. According to the type of detergent used, it is mainly divided into two categories: perchloroethylene dry cleaning machines and petroleum dry cleaning machines. With the tightening of environmental protection policies, environmentally friendly models such as petroleum dry cleaning machines are gradually becoming mainstream.
Dry cleaning machines have basic functions such as washing, filtration, drying and recovery, and solvent regeneration. According to their structure, they can be divided into open-type (water-cooled recovery) and fully enclosed (refrigeration recovery) dry cleaning machines. Fully enclosed machines recover solvent through condensation, with lower consumption and better environmental performance. The industry is developing toward intelligence, greenization, and service-oriented solutions, while IoT and AI technologies are driving equipment toward a “hardware + service + data” ecosystem transformation.
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