Choose a carpet washing machine around the rugs you handle, your daily workload and the space available in your facility. Use the model comparison below to shortlist equipment, then confirm the configuration with our team.
Compare Ergin machine series and models
Choose each machine for its role in your cleaning line, then match its working width to your rugs. The catalogue lists the following model sizes for all four series.
| Maximum rug width | Washing | Wringing | Dusting | Finishing (standard) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 m | ER 2200 | HSM 2200 | HTM 2200 | HPM 2200 |
| 2.5 m | ER 2700 | HSM 2700 | HTM 2700 | HPM 2700 |
| 3 m | ER 3200 | HSM 3200 | HTM 3200 | HPM 3200 |
| 4 m | ER 4200 | HSM 4200 | HTM 4200 | HPM 4200 |
| 5 m | ER 5200 | HSM 5200 | HTM 5200 | HPM 5200 |
ER — Automatic carpet washing
PLC-controlled washing machines with adjustable belt speed and 304 stainless steel construction. ER 2200: 3 or 6 disc brushes; ER 2700 and ER 3200: 6 or 8; ER 4200 and ER 5200: 8 or 12. Brush configuration depends on the model and order.
HSM — Centrifugal rug wringing
Extracts water after washing. Catalogue drum diameters are 35 cm for HSM 2200/2700, 35 or 45 cm for HSM 3200, and 45 cm for HSM 4200/5200. Confirm the suitable drum and loading procedure for your rugs with our team.
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HTM — Carpet dusting before washing
Removes dry dust and debris before washing, using six dusting cylinders (3+3), vacuum collection and forward/reverse operation.
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HPM — Standard carpet finishing
The standard HPM is the first finishing option to consider: a cylindrical brush, vacuum and dust collection prepare the dry rug for rolling and packing. It uses time-relay control and is distinct from the fully automatic HPM.
HPM — Fully automatic alternative
For operations needing greater automation, the catalogue also offers a PLC-controlled HPM version: 2 cylindrical brushes on 2200/2700 and 4 on 3200/4200/5200. Both versions share HPM model numbers; specify “standard” or “fully automatic” when requesting a quote.
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Model numbers are not usable rug widths: for example, ER 4200 accepts a maximum rug width of 4 m. Confirm configuration, utilities, layout and options before ordering.
1. Start with your rug sizes
Record the widths of your usual rugs and the largest rugs you plan to accept. Select by the maximum usable rug width, not the model number. For example, the catalogue lists ER 3200 for rugs up to 3 m wide and ER 4200 for rugs up to 4 m.
2. Plan the whole cleaning line
Estimate your normal and peak daily workload in both rugs and square metres. Consider dusting, washing, wringing, drying and finishing together: a faster washer alone will not increase output if the next stage cannot keep up. Ask for a demonstration using rugs similar to yours rather than relying on one universal washing time.
3. Check space and utility requirements
Before ordering, request the machine dimensions and a proposed layout. Allow room for loading, unloading, trolleys and maintenance access. Confirm electrical supply, water supply, drainage and any compressed-air requirements for the exact configuration.
4. Specify the equipment you need
Confirm the brush configuration, controls and included accessories in writing. Separate standard equipment from optional extras. For finishing, consider the standard HPM first; choose the fully automatic version when its additional automation suits your workload.
5. Compare complete quotations
Compare like-for-like configurations, delivery terms, installation, training, warranty coverage and spare-parts support. For a rug wringer, ask the manufacturer to specify the appropriate drum and approved loading procedure for your rugs.
Ready to shortlist your machines?
Send us your country, typical and maximum rug widths, normal and peak daily workload, available floor space and utility details. Tell us which machines you already own and which stages you want to add. We can then discuss a suitable configuration and quotation.