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Compact Footprint
The vehicle parks. The machine does the moving.
A gantry travels the length of a stationary vehicle — which means a smaller building, less plumbing, faster installation, and a lower capital number. The right answer for depots, districts, and sites where a tunnel doesn’t pencil.
Ideal For
Who specifies this system
- Fleet depots washing their own vehicles
- School districts and transit yards
- Lower-volume retail sites
- Constrained parcels where a tunnel won’t fit
At a Glance
System profile
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Format | Machine travels over the stationary vehicle |
| Footprint | Smallest building requirement of any automated system |
| Installation | Fastest build timeline; least site plumbing |
| Configurations | Touchless, brush, or hybrid gantry |
Straight Answers
Gantry / Rollover Wash Systems FAQ
How much space does a gantry wash need?
Roughly the vehicle’s length plus working clearance — significantly less than a drive-through tunnel, which is why gantries fit depots and tight parcels.
What throughput can a gantry handle?
A gantry washes one vehicle per cycle, making it ideal up to moderate daily volumes. When queue times matter more than footprint, the feasibility math usually points to a drive-through.