LG Electronics Launches New Commercial Laundry Lineup

LG Electronics Launches New Commercial Laundry Lineup

SEOUL, South Korea — LG Electronics has introduced a new global commercial laundry product line aimed at high-volume laundry operations, expanding its business-to-business portfolio with large-capacity washers, dryers and washer-dryers designed to improve efficiency and simplify management.

The lineup is debuting in Europe this month, with launches planned for Asia and North America.

The LG Professional Laundry lineup incorporates several proprietary technologies, including AI Weight Detection to optimize water and energy consumption; a Dual Inverter HeatPump for low-temperature, energy-efficient drying; and a Dynamic Ball-Core System that helps reduce vibration while improving water extraction during high-speed spin cycles.

Additional features include Sensor Dry technology, Wet Cleaning with MotionCare for delicate fabrics, and a front-service design intended to simplify maintenance.

LG is also emphasizing remote-management capabilities through its LaundryCrew mobile app, which enables operators to monitor machine status, adjust settings and manage software updates remotely. The platform also supports Open API integration, allowing commercial customers to connect the equipment with existing business-management systems through separate development.

“The LG Professional Laundry lineup is designed to enhance the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of commercial laundry operations,” says Baek Seung-tae, president of the LG Home Appliance Solution Company. “By combining our AI-powered washing and drying technologies with our advanced core tech and comprehensive support services, we are providing our B2B partners with solutions that support business growth.”

SEOUL, South Korea — Debuting this month in Europe; intros planned for Asia, North America

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