Samsung’s B2B Laundry Solutions: The Samsung B2B Washer (WF9100H), the Samsung B2B Dryer (DV9100H)

In regions like Southeast Asia which has a growing industrial sector that increasingly requires B2B laundry solutions, washing and drying machines that can handle large volumes quickly and reliably, and efficiently uses every square meter of floor space. Business owners are on the lookout for efficient appliances and systems to manage operations, and seek solutions with capabilities that can deliver the reliability and performance they expect.

Optimising space resource use and providing convenient maintenance support, Samsung’s new 30-inch washer and dryer are designed to meet diverse requirements across a range of business environments, including:

• Laundromats and self-service operators: Rising incomes, urbanisation and more one-person and two-income households are contributing to demand for time-saving laundry services like laundromats in some markets.
• Hospitality: Large capacity machines can support hotels, and resorts and their laundry partners to process large volumes of sheets, towels and linens quickly, handling heavy daily demand in fewer cycles.
• Other businesses with laundry requirements: Other operators such as beauty salons and spas may also benefit too, enjoying fast turnaround on linens and towels throughout the day without the need to engage outsourced laundry services.

Samsung’s B2B Laundry solutions will be available across Southeast Asia and Oceania including Australia from late November , bringing Samsung’s expertise to laundry operators and other businesses in the region looking to upgrade their equipment and improve their operations.

Powerful and Fast Performance

Built for businesses that handle large volumes of laundry every day, Samsung’s washer and dryer offer large capacity, so more laundry can be processed in fewer loads.

• Launder Larger Loads: The Samsung B2B Washer has a spacious drum with a large 18kg capacity, so a huge amount of laundry – even heavy items like blankets, curtains, and quilts – can fit into a single load. When using a Normal cycle, a 3.6kg test load can be completed in 36 minutes[1] while there are six cycles in total to pick from: Normal, Heavy Duty, Synthetics, Delicates, Clean Wash and Rinse+Spin.
• Cleaning with Bubble Wash: BubbleWash dissolves and activates detergent to create rich bubbles that are rapidly absorbed deep into fabric, enabling powerful washing. A super-strong water shot then thoroughly rinses away stubborn stains and detergent residue.
• Drying Options for Time Savings: The Samsung B2B Dryer has a large 14kg capacity, and with a vent system, blankets, king-sized quilts and delicate fabrics can be dried. It offers Normal, Heavy Duty, Synthetics and Delicates cycles, as well as 10- and 20-minute drying options.

Robust Design For Business Use

The washer and dryer are designed for stable performance when processing heavy loads.

• Reliable Performance with Beltless Design: The Washer’s Direct Drive motor with Inverter technology is attached directly to the drum, making it efficient and stable. The beltless design helps enhance long-term durability and reliability.
• VRT+ Helps Reduce Vibration: VRT+ (Vibration Reduction Technology Plus) in the B2B Washer detects vibration using a Micro-Electro-Mechanical System (MEMS) sensor and reduces it with a ball balance system during washes[2], even at high spin speeds.
• Stainless Steel Drum: The Dryer’s drum is made of durable, heat-resistant stainless steel. Unlike coated and plastic drums, it is more resistant to chipping and scratching, for example by metal zippers, which helps the surface stay smooth and gentle on clothes. It is also designed to resist rust and discolouration.

Space-saving and Secure Stackable Design

The washer and dryer are designed to fit a wide range of spaces, from narrow shops to full-scale laundromats, giving businesses the flexibility in how they lay out their laundry area.

• Stackable Design for Efficient Use of Floor Space: The B2B Dryer has a display kit at the bottom, so it can be stacked vertically on top of the Washer[3] when installed with the required kits. This frees up floor space and makes it possible to install multiple machines in a wide range of environments, including narrow spaces.
• Reversible Door for Flexible Layouts: The B2B Dryer’s Reversible Door can open from the left or right[4], allowing businesses to work around walls, doors and other fixture restrictions. When the washer and dryer are installed side by side, the doors can be installed to open in opposite directions for easy loading and unloading.
• Different Power Options for Varied Operational Needs: The Dryer is available in= electric models[5] in Australia, providing enterprises with the option to pick a machine that best meets their requirements.  

Convenient Management That Helps Boosts Revenue and Keeps Machines Clean

Built-in management features help business owners manage operations and keep machines in good condition.

• Convenient Operations for Business Owners: The Manager Mode enables easy customisation of laundry settings like adjusting washing duration, water levels, and spinning time.
• Easy Maintenance of Washer and Dryer:
  • The Drum Clean cycle helps keep the inside of the B2B Washer clean without detergent. It combines soaking, pulsating and spinning to eliminate up to 99.9% of certain bacteria[6] from the drum, while a water jet and fast spinning reduces grime around the door[7].
  • The B2B Dryer’s vent sensor also monitors the air duct and notifies users when it needs cleaning, helping maintain consistent drying performance.

International Case Studies

Samsung is strengthening its capabilities in the B2B sector and aims to meet diverse B2B demands by launching upgraded-capacity washing machine and dryer models, leveraging the expertise developed over decades in the design of small and medium-sized drum washers and dryers. Below are examples of B2B supply cases.

TiTi Laundry (Vietnam)

Samsung Electronics Vietnam in collaboration with WW Vietnam and TiTi Laundry officially opened TiTi Laundry store at 75 Street 79, Tan Hung Ward, Ho Chi Minh City, bringing industrial laundry solutions closer to customers and investors in Vietnam. The store is built as a 24/7 self-service laundry service, using a full set of Samsung washing machines and dryers.

Washwell – Outsourced Laundry Solutions (Philippines)

Samsung Philippines has equipped Washwell with laundry solutions to serve its hospitality clientele. Utilising B2B laundry equipment from Samsung, Washwell manages employee uniforms and guests’ laundry for hotel clients in Manila.

Residential development (Philippines)

Samsung Philippines is working closely with a leading real estate developer to outfit a self-service laundry room for its residents in a four-tower, 2,000-unit condominium. The installation is expected to be completed by early 2027 with future plans for further expansion.

Workers’ dormitory (Singapore)

In Singapore, Samsung has supported the installation of B2B washers in a dormitory, providing workers with convenient access to laundry solutions for clean clothing.

For more information about Samsung B2B laundry solutions, visit samsung.com/au/business/

[1] Based on internal testing when washing a DOE (50% cotton / 50% polyester) 8lb load and a king-sized comforter using a Normal cycle on model WF18FG910CGV. Results may vary depending on actual usage environment and load contents.

[2] Based on internal testing. Compared to a Samsung conventional model without VRT+. Actual performance may vary depending on usage environment and conditions.

[3] The top installation kit (SKK-BC) and display kit (SKK-CC1) are required and sold separately.

[4] Samsung recommends that users engage a certified technician to change the door opening direction. Please refer to the User Manual for door‑reversal instructions.

[5] Availability may vary by market.

[6] Based on internal testing, validated by Intertek on a WF**R**00** model using the Self clean+ cycle with an empty load. Removes up to 99.9% of the Pseudomonas Aeruginosa ATCC27853 biofilm on the inside of the tested washer. Report No.: RT18E-S0020, dated 17 December 2018.

[7] Based on internal testing, validated by Intertek on a WF**R**00** model using the Self clean+ cycle with an empty load. Removes up to 95% of the dirt from the rubber gasket on the tested washer. Report No.: 180900051SEL-001, dated 12 December 2018.

 

For years, the conversation about smart appliances centered on the home. That intelligence, connectivity and reliability is now expected across the built environment. Across Southeast Asia and Oceania, it’s moving into residential developments, hotels, offices and retail spaces.

With our broad portfolio of integrated B2B solutions, Samsung is supporting the growth of businesses and building owners in the region by addressing their evolving operational needs across heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC), home appliances, as well as smart management technologies. Equipped with a deep understanding of what our enterprise partners need and prioritise, we strive to deliver innovative technologies that can help reduce energy consumption and manage operating costs.

The expansion of our enterprise sales for instance, already reflects the trust that we have earned from our customers.

Why HVAC Has Become a Growth Engine

Southeast Asia and Oceania’s building and construction sector is growing at a steady pace, whether it is building new smart cities and towns or rejuvenating old ones. According to GlobalData, Southeast Asia’s construction industry is forecast to grow faster[1] than the global rate in 2026. What’s particularly exciting is the region’s appetite for what’s next, from high-tech manufacturing plants to AI data centres that will define future economies.

Many of them need cooling that is smarter, more efficient and more reliable than what came before.

Samsung Electronics’ acquisition of FläktGroup brings us closer to that future by deepening our expertise in HVAC systems and enabling us to serve demanding environments, such as AI data centres where cooling and ventilation are critical to keep crucial systems and operations going.

Samsung is establishing a new FläktGroup HVAC production line at the Gwangju plant in Korea to support production of advanced cooling solutions for AI data centres

Here in this region, demand is rising across a diverse range of building types. In Vietnam, we’re supplying around 3,000 WindFree air-conditioning units to high-rise apartments as part of CapitaLand’s Sycamore development in Ho Chi Minh City, while more than 3,000 air-conditioning units will be installed in Starlake, a mixed-use complex in Hanoi.

In Thailand, we have rolled out HVAC systems across Thaiwatsadu’s retail stores which are also supported by SmartThings Pro to manage energy efficiency and simplify operational management. Additionally, 600 rooms in the 29 buildings of Sheraton Naiharn Hotel & Resort in Phuket will be outfitted with WindFree air-conditioning units. In Sydney, Australia, our cooling systems have been incorporated in residential projects such as Arncliffe Central and AURA by Aqualand.

Whether it’s a beach resort, or a cutting-edge data centre, our portfolio offers cooling solutions for a range of needs.

Extending the Opportunity Beyond Cooling

HVAC is not the only category that businesses are paying attention to. Urbanisation, changing lifestyles and growing demand for convenience are also driving adoption of suitable laundry solutions in B2B business sectors.

Building on decades of expertise in consumer appliances, we have expanded our laundry lineup for broader capacity choices to meet various B2B needs in Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam, with plans to explore bringing our B2B laundry solutions to more markets in Southeast Asia and Oceania.

TiTi Laundry amongst the first stores Samsung collaborated with to expand the automated laundry model in Vietnam.

TiTi Laundry in Ho Chi Minh City is one recent example. As one of the first partners that we collaborated with to expand the B2B laundry model in Vietnam, it is open around the clock, with machines that can be monitored and managed remotely. This business model allows connected appliances, such as Samsung’s B2B Laundry solutions, to create new business opportunities for operators, while making everyday life a little easier for the people they serve.

Building Smarter Business Environments

Together, these developments point to a broader change in how businesses are thinking about their physical spaces. Beyond standalone products, our customers increasingly want connected solutions that simplify management across an entire property, instead of having to look after individual systems.

This is taking shape at Granz Forest Park in Cebu, the Philippines, where we have partnered with real estate developer, DH Plus, to provide integrated operational solutions that combine AI-powered appliances, SmartThings Pro, and connected technologies within a single ecosystem, spanning residences, hotel and commercial facilities.

By offering technological expertise, an extensive suite of AI-powered appliances, and smart management platforms, Samsung is enabling businesses and building owners to construct and maintain spaces that are tailored to what users need, and opens new ways to optimise and expand their operations. Through integrated solutions that empower enterprises to optimise operations, help manage costs, and scale up, we are shaping the future of buildings and properties in Southeast Asia and Oceania, supporting the region’s further growth and development.

[1] SEA & Global: Construction Market Size, Trends & Forecast 2026-2030 | GlobalData
Australia: Australia Construction Market Size, Trend Analysis by Sector, Competitive Landscape and Forecast to 2030 (Q3 2026)