Continuous vehicle transport
Conveyor guidance moves vehicles through the wash stages. Plan entry alignment, spacing and exit flow alongside the equipment.
A conveyor car wash line
planned around your site.
Automatic conveyor systems for passenger-vehicle washing. Compare Q9, Q11 and Q14, or ask for a customized tunnel for your available space and wash format.
Customized conveyor tunnel car wash systemA conveyor connects washing and drying in one line. Match the cleaning stages to your vehicle range and operating requirements.
Conveyor guidance moves vehicles through the wash stages. Plan entry alignment, spacing and exit flow alongside the equipment.
Choose the brush configuration and drying stages for your wash format. Wheel cleaning and dry brushes vary by model.
PLC controls and vehicle sensors coordinate the washing sequence.
Start with the equipment format and installation length. Explore each model for detailed specifications.

Compact conveyor washing

Washing with wheel brushes

More cleaning and drying stages

Build the wash sequence around your site and operating needs. The illustrated configuration combines a dual conveyor, 18 brushes, vehicle sensors and air drying.
Equipment length and installation length are different. Use the comparison to prepare your site brief.
| System | Brushes | Cars / hour* | Equipment length | Installation length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Q9 | 9 | Up to 60 | 12.5 m | 24 m |
| Q11 | 11 | 60–80 | 15 m | 27 m |
| Q14 | 14 | 80–100 | 17.5 m | 30 m |
| Customized | 18 in illustrated configuration | 120–150 in illustrated configuration | Project-specific | 40 m in illustrated configuration |
*Published equipment figures. Actual throughput depends on the configuration, wash program and vehicle spacing. Installation references exclude queues, turning areas and other site facilities; build only to the final drawings.
Before you commit to a tunnel, check the space around it as carefully as the equipment itself.
Request a tunnel layout
Conveyor tunnel installation — United StatesA customized SHINEWASH conveyor tunnel installed in the United States. View the case to see the equipment and project context.
View the installationEquipment, site space and quotation planning.
A conveyor moves vehicles through a sequence of washing stages. Depending on the configuration, these include prewash, foam, brush cleaning, rinsing, wax application and drying. Vehicle spacing and the wash program affect the operating flow.
The published installation lengths for Q9, Q11 and Q14 are 24 m, 27 m and 30 m respectively. These are equipment installation references, not total site areas. Allow additional space for queues, access, turning, plant equipment and local requirements. Request a layout for your selected model before building.
Compare your available installation length, expected vehicle flow and preferred cleaning and drying stages. Q9 uses 9 brushes, Q11 adds wheel brushes in an 11-brush configuration, and Q14 includes 14 brushes with additional drying stages. Your site plan decides which one fits.
A customized system can be planned around site dimensions, washing stages and operating requirements. The illustrated configuration has 18 brushes and a dual conveyor. The project proposal gives its final layout, capacity and equipment.
Send the installation country, usable site dimensions, vehicle range, target wash volume and preferred model. Add water, drainage and electrical supply details if available.