Equipment range
Touchless, rollover, tunnel and fleet-wash formats, with the models and options that suit your market.
Partner with
SHINEWASH.
Car wash equipment distribution
and local partnerships.
Start a local equipment business, a distribution relationship or a wash project. Share your territory, experience and support capabilities so the cooperation can be defined around your market.
Plan the support
alongside the equipment.
Discuss these areas as part of the cooperation proposal; agree the arrangements for your market.
Technical preparation
Product knowledge, layout review, installation guidance and operation or maintenance training.
Sales materials
Product information, drawings, media and project support for your local sales.
After-sales arrangements
Define spare-parts planning, remote assistance and the local responsibilities for installation and service.
What will your
local role look like?
Start with the business you operate and the customers you intend to serve.
Distributors & dealers
Tell us about your territory, customers, sales channels and plans for demonstrating or promoting the equipment.
Local technical businesses
Your installation and maintenance experience, service coverage and the training needed for the selected systems.
Investors & wash operators
Send the proposed sites, preferred wash formats and operating plan.
Equipment for
different local markets.
Compare wash formats and identify the range you want to represent or operate.
Touchless car wash machines
Clean with high-pressure water and detergents, without rotating brushes. Explore single-bay equipment for a brush-free wash format.
- Brush-free, high-pressure cleaning
- Automatic vehicle detection
- Programmable wash cycles
Rollover car wash machines
The vehicle stays in a wash bay while the gantry moves along it. Plan your bay around vehicle clearance and the wash cycle.
- Automatic wash programs
- Soft rotating brush cleaning
- Integrated washing and drying
Tunnel car wash systems
Move vehicles through successive washing stages on a conveyor. Plan the tunnel layout around available land, vehicle flow and equipment configuration.
- Continuous conveyor operation
- Multiple washing stages
- Configurable tunnel layouts
Truck & bus wash machines
Rollover and drive-through formats for trucks, buses and coaches. Start with the size of your largest vehicle.
- Designed for trucks, buses and coaches
- Rollover and drive-through formats
- Configuration for vehicle clearance
From an introduction
to a first project.
Use the discussion to define responsibilities and the commercial scope.
Introduce your market
Share your business, location, experience and intended customer groups.
Review the opportunity
Equipment demand, site requirements, sales materials and service capability.
Agree responsibilities
Commercial terms, training, local support and any territory arrangements.
Plan the first project
Develop an equipment brief, quotation and agreed steps for your first installation.
Meet the equipment.
Build a clearer brief.
Project discussions and equipment visits from SHINEWASH partnership references.
Equipment discussion
The proposed configuration and what the local market needs.
Site & equipment visit
Review equipment, vehicle movement and the questions to resolve before installation.
Customer equipment visit
Sales, installation and operating questions are answered together.
Before you enquire
a partnership.
Market, support and commercial scope.
Who can become a partner?
Distributors, equipment dealers, local technical businesses, investors and wash operators can share their plans. Describe your existing business and the role you would like to take.
Can I ask for an exclusive territory?
Yes. Ask about the cooperation model available for the proposed territory. Any exclusivity, sales commitments, demonstration equipment and performance conditions must be agreed in writing.
What training and technical support are available?
Equipment operation, installation and maintenance training is available, with product materials and remote assistance for the selected systems. The format, location, responsibilities and costs are agreed for each partner.
Can equipment carry my branding?
Share the proposed logo, colors and appearance. The equipment proposal sets out the customization, branding, drawings and any conditions.
Who handles local installation and after-sales service?
Your team, SHINEWASH and any local service provider split the work, covering site preparation, commissioning, spare parts, customer handover and ongoing maintenance.
What should I send first?
Share your company, target territory, business role, equipment interests and existing sales or technical capabilities. Add your first project or customer opportunity.