Equipment configuration
Select the wash format, washing stages and options for your vehicles.
What to shareVehicle dimensions, bodywork and preferred cleaning method.
Car wash machines customized
for your site and vehicles.
Plan the configuration, layout and appearance around your operating requirements. Explore design examples for touchless, rollover, tunnel and fleet washing.

Original concept renders and a layout drawing from SHINEWASH. The final dimensions come from your project drawings.
Equipment appearance and bay configuration.
Gantry equipment within a planned wash bay.
Conveyor line and equipment arrangement.
Wash equipment within a wider site layout.
Equipment placement and approach space.
A planning example for the equipment footprint.
Use these six areas to shape your brief. The proposal lists the changes that can be made and the equipment supplied.
Select the wash format, washing stages and options for your vehicles.
What to shareVehicle dimensions, bodywork and preferred cleaning method.
Review the bay or tunnel footprint with vehicle entry, exit and service access.
What to shareMeasured plan, entrances, columns and available height.
Plan around your daily demand and busiest operating period.
What to shareExpected vehicles per day, peak period and opening hours.
Water supply, treatment, storage and recycling, planned with the wash program.
What to shareWater quality, supply, drainage and local site requirements.
Review operator controls, payment methods and required interfaces.
What to shareStaffed or unattended operation and preferred payment methods.
Agree colors, exterior details and branding for the selected equipment.
What to shareBrand colors, logo artwork and reference images.
Watch the custom equipment demonstration, shown without sound.
Each order gets its own milestones and shipping schedule.
Select a wash format and review the site and system layout.
Configuration, drawings and production scope are approved.
The machine is tested with any water or payment interfaces.
Review inspection, accessories and packing before shipment.
Shipping, site preparation and installation support.
Bring together the information that affects the machine and its installation.
Answers about feasibility, scope, drawings and delivery.
Customization is available across touchless, rollover, tunnel, truck and bus wash systems. Start with the vehicle range and wash format; the possible changes depend on the equipment.
Equipment configuration, site layout, washing capacity, water systems, payment and control interfaces, and appearance. Each request gets a feasibility review and its own specification.
Send a measured plan showing usable length, width and height, columns, entrances, exits and service areas. The equipment team can review possible arrangements; a concept image alone does not establish that a machine will fit.
Colors and appearance can be customized. Share your brand colors, logo artwork and reference images; the proposal shows the exterior design, materials and branding.
The design gallery shows concept renders and layout examples for different equipment and site arrangements. They illustrate design approaches. Installed project photographs are identified separately on the Solutions overview and customer case pages.
Design approval, manufacturing, system testing, packing and shipping are separate stages. The schedule depends on the configuration, changes, destination and shipping arrangements, so each project gets its own schedule.
Yes, together with the machine and site design. The quotation lists the treatment capacity, tanks, interfaces and payment methods included, and any separate site work.
Send site dimensions and photographs, the largest vehicle dimensions, target daily and peak wash demand, installation country, utility information and branding references. Include an existing equipment list if this is an upgrade.
Plan the machine alongside the wider wash site.
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