Shirt Machine - Sankosha vs Bowe

[@MohammedKhan-ve6jg]

Hi guys. Hope all is well. I am the operator in this video. But I can explain to make it clear between Bowe and sankosha. 1- energy consumption. Less steam needed as compared to sankosha. Means you can use smaller boiler. Doesn’t need bigger boiler because in Bowe there is no steam injection. Used steam 75% less as compared to sankosha. 2- no polish needed for plates. 3-no wrinkles on cuffs. Different shirts different finishes on the sleeve. There is common wrinkle on shirts in sankosha. 4- it seems smaller but works perfectly. In this video you can see the shirt which had a Coller size 16.5. Which is not a smaller shirt. If you need any more information I am happy to help. Thanks

[@mattdowse3143]

Hi. Great video and thanks for taking the time to share this. I work for Parrisianne Dry Cleaning Solutions Ltd, the UK supplier of Sankosha shirt machinery & that is our engineer operating the LP5600 Whilst it’s very good to see both machines working, they are not a direct comparison. The Bowe machine is actually comparable to the Sankosha LP-560 model (not the LP5600 which is shown) Differences between the Bowe & LP-560 1. The Sankosha LP-560 has a tuck loading arm & pressing plate for the perfect finish on the sleeve placket 2. Only the Yoke press (shoulder plate) is teflon coated, allowing for industry leading finishing on short front & sleeves as is the normal for Sankosha The Sankosha LP-560 is a hybrid finisher with plate finishers for front, sleeves plus shoulders & hot air blown finish for the rear of the shirt. As this machine does not have steam injection it can be run on a 36kw boiler Please see next comment for a link to the Sankosha LP-560 in action

[@mattdowse3143]

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[@markcullingham6462]

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[@mattdowse3143]

The Sankosha machine in the video is a high production unit that presses shirts wet to dry in 10 secs, has pressing plates front & back, full tensioning across the entire body as well as full tensioning on the collar cuff press.

[@Lmr6973]

Does anyone ever show the odd cut shirts that don't fit the buck properly or do they always use the ones that fit nice? I have a sankosha and my shirts never lay down this nice on the buck.

[@lorrainekelleway3378]

Good to see how these new machines work up close before purchase. Which would you recommend?

[@chaynadutta2083]

Handy for those of us enterprising in the field as school are scarc

[@aliahmedeverydaytips2550]

I had Sankosha, but I must say Bowe looks quite impressive.

[@memoali246]

The bowe I think is also made by sankosha/ajax just rebranded for bowe not a bad thing at all...

[@armjcv]

how big the air compressor should be to work on the sankosha ?

[@syedkazmi3366]

The body on Bowe is much smaller ideal for fitted shirts where as Sankosha has a standard wide body same as most shirt machines. I will certainly look into Bowe, I wonder what’s the price difference between the two ?

[@mattdowse3143]

Sankosha short machines actually have a range of machines that have different size bodies. ranging from (WxH) 460 x 880mm up to 770 x 930mm The Sankosha LP-560 & Bowe have exactly the same size body

[@rdvide7148]

That's awesome. Can you just help me you get this

[@aziyuskel9023]

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[@josemanuelgarciazermeno2135]

Hellow every one! I have a question, i would like to buy the Bowe machine, so, someone to know how much is these machine?

[@mariyamlm761]

Hi how much for this machine

[@aliahmedeverydaytips2550]

To be fair we need to see a review from people who bought these machines and what they think of it ? My heart is more towards Sankosha as they are more established in the UK but than again Bowe is a big German company 🤔

[@vernenciso2807]

Nice machine

[@bjustmade1030]

Big guy....press top better