Inside Laundry & Finishing’s Fastest, Most Reliable Operations

Every fabric tells a different story under the press; cotton burns if you’re not careful, synthetics shine if you push too hard, wool loses shape with uneven heat. With Naomoto’s programmable finishing stations, every setting: steam, air, and vacuum, is stored for each fabric type. Operators simply load the garment, press the button, and the machine does the rest. No rework. No variability. Just consistent, export-grade finishing shift after shift, no matter who’s on the floor.

The old way? One skilled presser locked on a single garment at a time, wages high, throughput slow. With Ngai Shing’s automatic form finishers, toppers, and pressing units, the game changes. Jackets, trousers, and shirts move through automated cycles, while a single operator oversees multiple stations at once. Output climbs. Labor cost per piece drops. The skill bottleneck? Gone.

Manual handling between sewing, QC, and finishing eats time and creates bottlenecks that cost deliveries. Our Ngai Shing continuous-feed finishing lines link each stage with conveyors, so garments roll directly from quality check into pressing, then on to packing without stopping. The result: no floor clutter, no garment backlogs, and a streamlined flow that turns hours of wasted handling into profit-generating minutes.

Pressing is only as good as the garment’s condition when it hits the table. Too dry and fibers scorch. Too damp and seams distort. Naomoto pre-conditioning stations solve this by bringing each garment to the ideal moisture and temperature before pressing begins. The payoff is visible — sharper creases, better drape, and zero need for second passes.

Lost garments don’t just cost money; they cost trust. With RFID or barcode tracking tied into Ngai Shing conveyors, you know exactly where each garment is, from QC to final packing. No mix-ups, no misplaced orders, and no “where’s my delivery?” calls from customers. Everything moves in sequence — and you’re in control.

Sequins, cording, and chenille once meant extra machines, multiple passes, and long lead times. We integrated Barudan specialty attachments directly into multi-head embroidery units, so special effects are applied in the same production cycle. This cut lead times dramatically and gave clients a new revenue stream without extra labor.