How Softrol Technology Helps the Healthcare Industry

The role that healthcare workers play in society is notable, especially given the last few pandemic-stricken years. With the rise of different variants of Covid-19, the need to keep ourselves and our loved ones safe and healthy is at the forefront of our everyday lives. Softrol understands this and has developed solutions for the healthcare industry that are clean and efficient.

How Softrol’s Products Work

Throughout its history, Softrol has been dedicated to providing the safest innovative solutions for the textile industry. This continues by working to provide the cleanest and most efficient healthcare solutions with their carefully manufactured chemical dispensing systems. These systems give managers complete production information plus verified metering. Both of these are essential in documenting chemical delivery for infection control. Softrol also offers advanced controls for tunnel washers, which can be retrofitted to washer/extractor systems and tunnel wash/dry equipment, already in use. The productivity systems we offer are designed to monitor labor and equipment performance while giving operators the critical data they need for maximizing plant efficiency.

The Role Of Management Systems

Softrol’s Total Plant Management System uses multiple management information systems to provide plant efficiency and maximum performance. Healthcare garment cleaners can use our software to serve as a single entry point that offers advanced information regarding data about a plant’s operation. By collecting data from multiple production points, it allows management decisions to be made quickly. The Total Plant Management System gives you the opportunity to be in charge of determining the labor, equipment, or goods flow adjustments required to meet the daily production requirement. Softrol’s management systems combine business intelligence, daily requirement planning, real-time production area status, and historical reporting to give plant professionals information on what has happened and what needs to happen. This can provide faster identification of production bottlenecks, better equipment utilization, and improved productivity and throughput.