Gas Stations
Add an automated service to an existing forecourt while protecting traffic flow and fueling access.
Typical starting point: compact touchless or rollover bay.Plan a petrol station car wash →Solutions by business type
Turn a site and operating goal into the right wash system.
Compare business types, site constraints and operating priorities before selecting a touchless, rollover or tunnel system.
Get a Project RecommendationSolutions by business type
Start with how the site will operate
Each recommendation balances available space, traffic, staffing, service format and investment priorities.
Retail & Independent Wash Operators
Build a retail car wash around local demand, target price points and daily or peak-hour volume.
Typical starting point: in-bay automation or a scalable tunnel.Car Dealerships & Service Centers
Standardize a car dealership wash process for vehicle preparation, service washes and customer handover without tying up manual labor.
Typical starting point: compact rollover or touchless system.Parking & Mixed-Use Sites
Add a wash service to a constrained property with planned queuing, access and unattended-operation needs.
Typical starting point: compact in-bay system.Fleets & Commercial Vehicles
Plan repeatable cleaning around vehicle dimensions, duty cycles, contamination level and operating windows.
Typical starting point: configured in-bay or special-purpose equipment.Distributors & Integrators
Combine factory equipment with local sales, installation and service capability under an agreed cooperation scope.
Typical starting point: defined product range, training and spare-parts plan.Existing-site performance
Increase output before expanding your footprint.
For established wash operators, the next capacity gain may come from removing delays rather than adding land. We review the complete vehicle path—from queue and payment through positioning, washing, drying and exit—to identify the constraint that actually limits completed cars.
Peak vehicles completed
Total occupied time
Downtime and repeat faults
Rewash and exit delays
Wash-bay floor option
Plan drainage access and visual zoning at floor level.
Review the floor as part of the complete wash bay, not as a substitute for civil design.
The photographs show modular open-grid floor panels as an option that can be evaluated for a project. Their open structure may be considered where a raised, removable surface above the prepared wash-bay base supports water passage, service access and color zoning.
Open-grid surface
The sample panels provide openings for water passage to the prepared drainage layer below.
Modular color planning
The interlocking panel format can be discussed for service-zone identification and a removable finished surface.
Engineering confirmation
Confirm substrate, slope, drainage, fastening, load capacity, slip resistance, chemical compatibility and local rules before approval.
Shown as an optional site-planning item, not standard equipment with every machine. Final material, color, quantity and installation scope are confirmed in the quotation.
Motorcycle & scooter washing
Add a dedicated two-wheeler wash service.
Motorcycles differ from cars in vehicle format, exposed components and site workflow. A purpose-built system can help operators, dealerships, service centers and investors add a more repeatable alternative to fully manual washing.
From scenario to specification
Four decisions shape the recommendation
Send the project facts first; the model recommendation follows from them.
Site and vehicle envelope
Usable length, width, clear height, entry and exit, queuing, drainage and the largest expected vehicle.
Demand and wash format
Daily and peak-hour volume, staffed or unattended operation, target wash programs and customer expectations.
Utilities and local conditions
Voltage, frequency, phase, water supply and quality, wastewater requirements, climate and winter protection.
Delivery and service model
Local contractor capability, installation scope, commissioning, training, spare parts and after-sales responsibilities.
See factory project references
Review installations, handovers and partner cooperation.
The Projects page brings together factory-supplied photographs without turning incomplete public records into unsupported customer-performance claims.
Distributor & OEM cooperation
Build your local car wash equipment business with a technical supply partner.
Tell us about your market, sales channel, service capability and target equipment range. Cooperation terms are discussed case by case.
Start a Cooperation DiscussionYour next step
Let’s talk about your site.
Share your dimensions, expected vehicle volume and local utilities. We’ll help you evaluate a suitable configuration.