Samsung Electronics is expanding its business-to-business (B2B) appliance portfolio with the launch of two large-capacity laundry machines designed for commercial operators across Southeast Asia and Oceania. The new washer and dryer aim to help laundromats, hotels, hospitals and other businesses manage high laundry volumes with improved operational flexibility.
The new lineup includes the Samsung B2B Washer WF9100F, with an 18kg capacity, and the B2B Dryer DV9100F, which supports loads of up to 14kg. The launch reflects Samsung’s broader strategy to strengthen its presence in commercial appliance markets.
New Machines Designed for Commercial Laundry Operations
The 18kg washer is designed to handle bulky items such as blankets, curtains and comforters. According to Samsung, a normal wash cycle can be completed in approximately 36 minutes under its specified internal testing conditions.
The washer also features Bubble Wash technology, which helps dissolve detergent and distribute it through fabrics, alongside a Direct Drive motor with Inverter technology. Vibration Reduction Technology Plus (VRT+) is designed to reduce vibrations during operation.
The accompanying 14kg vented dryer features a stainless-steel drum, multiple drying cycles and timed drying options. These features are intended to support businesses that need to process large quantities of laundry throughout the day.
Supporting Hotels, Hospitals and Laundromats
Samsung's new equipment targets several commercial sectors where reliable laundry operations are essential.
Laundromats: Larger loads and flexible machine configurations can help operators serve more customers.
Hotels and resorts: High-capacity equipment can support the regular processing of towels, bed linen and other textiles.
Hospitals and healthcare facilities: Commercial laundry systems can help manage the substantial volume of linen generated by daily operations.
Salons and spas: Faster laundry turnaround can help businesses maintain clean towels and other reusable fabrics.
For these operators, equipment capacity, reliability, maintenance and space utilisation can directly affect day-to-day operations.
Space-Saving Design and Easier Maintenance
The washer and dryer support a stackable configuration, allowing businesses to make better use of limited floor space. The dryer also has a reversible door, giving operators flexibility when planning laundry rooms and equipment layouts.
Additional management and maintenance features include Manager Mode, which allows operators to adjust selected washing settings, and a Drum Clean cycle designed to maintain washer hygiene. The dryer includes a lint-filter alert and a vent sensor to notify users when maintenance may be required.
The dryer is offered in gas and electric variants in applicable markets, although availability can differ by country.
Samsung Expands Its Regional B2B Strategy
Samsung plans to introduce the new laundry solutions across Southeast Asia and Oceania, beginning with Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.
The launch forms part of the company's wider effort to provide appliances for commercial environments alongside its consumer product portfolio. As hospitality, self-service laundry and other service businesses seek to improve operational efficiency, commercial-grade equipment represents an opportunity for manufacturers to serve specialised business requirements.
Conclusion
Samsung’s new 18kg washer and 14kg dryer expand its commercial laundry offering with an emphasis on capacity, durability, flexible installation and maintenance. For businesses managing frequent, high-volume laundry operations, these features could help streamline workflows and make better use of available space.
The products also demonstrate Samsung’s continued focus on growing its B2B appliance business across Southeast Asia and Oceania.
