Comprehensive Functionality: Includes disinfection, high-pressure water, foam, blow-drying, vibration, and wipe-drying.

Professional and Rational Cleaning Line Design: The process starts with disinfection, followed by comprehensive high-pressure water cleaning of the entire vehicle and top oscillating high-pressure water cleaning. After blow-drying, the vehicle passes through a vibration belt to shake off residual water droplets before final wipe-drying, enhancing the overall cleaning effect.

Reasonable Channel Design with Good Overall Coordination: The entrance to the wash area features a dual-lane approach. A temporary waiting area is reserved in front of the washing equipment, allowing vehicles to queue during busy periods without blocking traffic flow to the washing line. The exit channel is designed wider at the far end, facilitating orderly and smooth departure.

Clear and Rational Functional Zoning: The site includes a central control room, an inspection station area, and, separated by the two washing lines, a reserved area for the water treatment system tanks. Functional zones are clearly defined. Additionally, a rest area and toilets are planned,Give full consideration to both practicality and service-oriented functionality. Dedicated fire lanes are reserved for each line,give full consideration to the fire safety of the site.

Enclosed Building Design: The front features a fixed gantry for chemical spraying. The enclosed structure effectively prevents chemical spray from dispersing into the air, promotes full coverage of the vehicle by the spray, and reduces evaporation caused by air movement. Even on windy days, it minimizes uneven spray distribution and dispersion due to wind.

Water-Blocking Baffle Design in Wash Area: Water-blocking baffles are installed in the washing, water-shake-off, wipe-drying, and blow-drying zones, achieving effective water containment and separation.

License Plate Recognition System: Installed at the entrance and exit of the wash area to identify license plates and record vehicle access data to the washing area. The system features a built-in communication interface to connect with the vehicle wash data management system.

Vehicle Guidance System: Consists of a controller with interface modules, LED displays, etc., to guide vehicle routes within the facility.

Vehicle Information Management System: Located in the washing facility control room. The system's LCD screen displays the process flow and measured parameters, the operational status of controlled objects, grouped parameters, and operational procedures. When parameters exceed limits triggering alarms, or when controlled objects fault or change state, it automatically displays this on the current screen in different colors with an audible prompt.