Auto car washes are drive-through, garage-like tunnels that move cars through rinsing, washing and drying stations. They are sometimes referred to as full service car washes and are an automated alternative to do-it-yourself washing systems. They may stand alone, or they can be attached to gas stations.
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Oasis Car Wash SystemsGalena, KS 800-892-3537 Founded in 1964, Oasis Car Wash is a reliable manufacture that provides customers with the auto car wash products they need. With an extensive line that includes Eclipse, Typhoon, XP, Gale Force, Adapt and Jetstream, they are sure to have the parts and products you have been searching for. Call or visit their website today to get started on your next project.
Ryko Manufacturing CompanyGrimes, IA 515-986-3700 By combining experience with ingenuity, Ryko Manufacturing Company has become the industry's leading full spectrum equipment, chemicals and service supplier in North America. When it comes to auto car wash products, they have the extensive line of parts and accessories capable of providing everything you need. For the best quality and service in the market, call Ryko.
Ultimatech Car Wash Equipment Corp.Bronx, NY 877-333-1500 Experience, unsurpassed quality and attention to detail; these are the driving factors in Ultimatech Car Wash Equipment Corporation's philosophy. As operators, we know what is needed to get a clean, shiny, and dry car with the least amount of effort and labor. Turn to us for all of your auto car wash needs; we look forward to working with you on your next project.
Pro Equipment Company, Inc.Benton, KY 800-544-7767 Pro Equipment Company carries a range of quality replacement parts and makes every effort to complete delivery within 24 hours of your request. From on-site equipment repair and consultation to capable administrative support, our team has a combined fifty years of service experience that is prepared to assist you in all of your auto car wash needs.
American Carwash Equipment and Supply Company (ACES)Lilburn, GA 770-935-3662 Established over twenty years ago, the American Carwash Equipment and Supply Company is ready to assist your need from development to equipment and chemicals to service and support. With experience as carwash operators, and their family business setup, ACES became a leader in the industry in less than two years. For your upcoming auto car wash parts and accessories order, call ACES today.
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Automatic car washes are characterized by their speed and convenience. The washing process of an automated car wash is completely standardized and streamlined; every car that passes through receives exactly the same treatment in the same order for the same period of time. This uniformity of service is beneficial to customers and to the car wash owners. Customers can expect the same level of service every time they visit an auto car wash, while the owners can predict the costs associated with running the car wash within a slim margin of error because of the regularity of each washing cycle. Also, they require a minimum of supervision, which allows for their continued operation during a given day without the attention of a worker. This reduces costs and increases efficiency. Provided that regular maintenance and other care is taken to ensure the peak performance of the car wash equipment, auto car washes can be tremendous assets to their owners and valuable services to their patrons.
When going to an auto car wash, the only work required from the car owner is drive-up payment via automatic cashier and lining the tires on tracks or a conveyer belt. Auto washes are often chosen over self service car washes because they are fast, easy and convenient. After payment, the car is put in neutral and taken through a touchless or cloth friction washing system. Touchless systems are newer versions of car washes, where only high-pressure sprayers come in contact with the car. The cloth friction method uses cloth or foam brushes to scrub the vehicle clean. Nearly every auto car wash also has a drying system, where heated air is blown onto the car until it is dry. Some offer a self-waxing system as the last step in the washing process. Conveyer belts and tracks are used to move the car through each system. Sensors called eyes trigger a computerized control system that enables the washing sequence and adjusts to the car's size.
