This basic control features four pre-programmed wash formulas (based on soil type) that are clearly identified by graphics for easy selection and activated by simple push buttons. Operators can see the final step has been initiated when the indicator is illuminated, thus, increasing productivity through less downtime.

Chemicals are injected in the rear of the machine (unlike certain brands where chemicals are injected near the front of the machine at eye-level). Chemicals are diluted and flushed into the sump of the washer-extractor so that raw chemical does not come in direct contact with the linen or the stainless steel.

Milnor's bigger cylinder perforations provide better wash quality by promoting excellent interchange of the goods with water and chemistry, better rinsing by allowing rinse water to freely interact with the goods, and better extraction by allowing water to escape from goods easily and quickly. All components work together to ensure fewer costly rewashes and less drying time.

Simple hot and cold water inlets are used to quickly fill the washer without fill level overshoot. A third water inlet is used to thoroughly dilute chemicals so that raw chemical does not directly contact and damage linens.

Tapered roller bearings have a large contact area - spreading force and contributing to long life. Front and rear bearings are fixed in the same housing, preventing damaging misalignment. And, a pressed-on basket means it does not need to be replaced when a bearing change becomes necessary. Milnor's bearing design is long proven while other companies keep experimenting.