New Sink-Mounted Hand Dryer Launches
The system integrates into sink basins to reduce paper towel costs by 95 percent and improve restroom cleanliness.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Home Cleaning
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Excel Dryer has launched the XLERATORsync, a sink-mounted hand dryer designed to improve restroom hygiene through integrated reverse airflow technology. This system targets high-efficiency commercial restroom environments by directing air and water directly into the basin.
Why it matters
By integrating drying technology into the sink, this system eliminates the risk of water splashing onto restroom floors and helps facilities reduce their reliance on disposable paper towels. This shift aims to lower long-term operating costs and improve overall sanitation standards in public spaces.
The device features an electrostatic HEPA filtration system that removes 99.999 percent of viruses and 99.97 percent of bacteria. The manufacturer reports this system offers a 95 percent potential cost savings on paper towels and an 81 percent carbon footprint reduction compared to traditional options.
The players
Excel Dryer
A long-standing manufacturer of high-speed, energy-efficient hand drying solutions for commercial and public facility use.
D|13 Group
The exclusive distributor for the XLERATORsync line within the United States market.
The details
The XLERATORsync utilizes reverse airflow technology, which channels air and water away from the user and directly into the sink basin to keep surfaces dry. The unit features fully adjustable controls for air speed, heat, and sound, allowing for customization based on restroom volume. The hardware integrates directly with sink basin designs through a network of specialized fabricating partners.
Timeline
October 21, 2026: Excel Dryer officially announced the release of the XLERATORsync system.
The Home Front
This development reflects a broader industry push for sustainable building operations that minimize paper waste and water runoff. The move toward integrated hardware highlights a trend in commercial facility management to reduce long-term maintenance costs and environmental impact.
While this system is designed for commercial facilities, property managers and business owners should evaluate their current restroom infrastructure against the potential 95 percent savings on paper towel costs. Facility managers should reach out to the D|13 Group for specific integration requirements with existing sink basins.
The takeaway
Commercial facilities can now adopt integrated sink-dryer technology to improve hygiene and reduce waste. Owners and managers looking to modernize their restrooms should consult with authorized distributors regarding the compatibility of current sink configurations with the new system.
Further reading
Learn more about maintaining clean and efficient restroom environments in our Home Cleaning section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by ISSA | The Worldwide Cleaning Industry Association.
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