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The right system comes out of the plan.
We engineer every major wash type — so we recommend the one your volume, site, and vehicle mix actually call for. Made in the USA, one attendant per shift, 2-year all-parts warranty, 24/7 nationwide service.
The Lineup
Six systems. Every commercial vehicle.
Touchless Drive-Through
3D vehicle profiling, variable pressure zones, retail-grade speed. The corridor workhorse.
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Gantry / Rollover
Equipment moves over the stationary vehicle. Less plumbing, faster build — ideal for depots.
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Friction / Brush
Adaptive brushes plus high-pressure jets for high-volume fleets that demand a polished result.
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Trailer Washout
Food-grade, FSMA-supporting interior washout — higher tickets, thinner competition.
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Undercarriage & Wheels
Mud, salt, and brake dust removal for construction, mining, and winter fleets.
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Specialty & Custom
RV, transit, rail, and constrained-site configurations engineered to order.
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Which system fits which operation
| System | Throughput | Footprint | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Drive-through | Highest | Largest | Retail corridors, high-volume fleets |
| Gantry | Moderate | Compact | Depots, tight sites, lower volume |
| Friction | High | Medium | Uniform fleets needing polished finish |
| Trailer washout | Per-bay | Bay add-on | Food-grade / pharma carrier markets |
| Undercarriage | Add-on | In-lane | Construction, mining, winter states |
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Straight Answers
Equipment FAQ
Which truck wash system type is best?
It depends on volume, site, and capital. Drive-through tunnels maximize throughput on busy corridors; gantry systems fit depots and tighter sites; trailer washout adds high-ticket specialty revenue near food and pharma carriers. The right answer comes out of a feasibility study, not a catalog.
How many trucks per hour can an automated wash handle?
Throughput varies by system and configuration — drive-through systems handle the highest volumes, and modern automated systems use less than 75 gallons per truck wash while running with a single attendant per shift. Request a throughput analysis for your specific vehicle mix.
Spec the right system for your site.
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