White Paper

Regenex’s white paper, Love linen longer: A new innovation in cleaning, to maximise the life cycle of commercial linen, aims to prompt discussion on the laundry sector’s attitude to textile waste – and encourage more environmentally-friendly habits.

You can read and download this eight-page document in full here.

Loving linen for longer –
the next big carbon footprint breakthrough?

The UK’s Leading Linen Recovery Specialist

At RegeneX, we believe that through scientific research and development we can make the world a better place.

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Key Benefits

Free Trial of 400kg

To demonstrate our capability we are offering a free trial of up to 400kg (to registered commercial laundry companies).
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80% Success Rate

We have processed hundreds of tonnes of linen, we have a wide experience of the type of stains seen across the European commercial laundry sector, reclaiming up to 80% depending upon incoming linen being free of holes, rips and tears. Remember “IF WE DON’T CLEAN IT WE DON’T CHARGE”

Powerful Chemistry

Complex scouring and bleaching techniques work in unison with the patented RegeneX chemistry utilizing a controlled mechanical process route, allowing previously impossible to remove stains to be removed and the linen returned whiter and cleaner than before.

Save Energy

Break the process loop where rejected pieces go round and round the “Kill or Cure” route, by purging your system with RegeneX. Up to 80% of the linen products carbon footprint is in the manufacture, the early writing off of textiles is a massive burden on the environment, use RegeneX to extend the useful economic life of your textiles and help reduce this environmental burden.

Before and After

Case Studies

Don’t just take our word for it…

Testimonials

I have been working with Regenex now for nearly two years and processed over 120 tonnes of previously condemned linen using their system, I have tested the returned linen both for cleanliness and “life” left in it and can now state that in my opinion there is now a viable cost effective alternative to the early disposal of serviceable linen and purchase of new stock. I strongly believe the increasing environmental concerns into the textile sector in areas such as water usage in cotton growing and oil usage in polyester manufacture make such a system a must for the industrial laundry industry in the future.

James Downie – 20 year laundry industry professional / ex General Manager Fishers Laundry, Current General Manager Elis Kirkcaldy
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