METRO looks at the hottest vehicle wash systems in the public transit and motorcoach industries.
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METRO takes a look at the latest vehicle wash systems on the market today, featuring Awash Systems, Bitimec, N/S Corp., Ross and White Co., and Westmatic.
Awash Systems
The portable Tower Wash System can wash and rinse a school bus-sized vehicles in less than five minutes, with our exclusive metered soap system.
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The portable Tower Wash System can wash and rinse a school bus-sized vehicles in less than five minutes, with our exclusive metered soap system. Using a soft brush touch to clean, while keeping the operator completely dry, the Tower Wash is easily guided down the bus side. Uses less than two ounces of soap per wash and five gallons of water per minute. We are the OEM for past 33 years, with thousands of customers in every State and Province across North America. www.awash.com
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Bitimec
Bitimec's Wash-Bots are advanced, affordable Bus and Rail Wash Systems delivering positive ROI to Public Transit Fleets worldwide.
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Bitimec's Wash-Bots are advanced, affordable Bus and Rail Wash Systems delivering positive ROI to Public Transit Fleets worldwide. A single operator can wash up to 40 buses in one shift; each one in 6 minutes. The 15 sq. ft. machines do not need a dedicated building and can be tucked out of the way when not in use. Available in 220V Electric, Gasoline and 24V Battery Power. www.wash-bots.com
N/S Corp.
N/S Corporation offers vehicle washing equipment that is not only effective but also remarkably simple to use.
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Maintaining a clean fleet is essential for any business, reflecting both professionalism and brand image. N/S Corporation offers vehicle washing equipment that is not only effective but also remarkably simple to use. Their machines are designed with efficiency in mind, allowing operators to clean vehicles quickly while minimizing maintenance and downtime. Unlike overly complex systems on the market, N/S equipment is built for longevity, providing dependable performance wash after wash. Whether for car dealerships, rental agencies, or delivery services, investing in N/S Corporation's straightforward yet powerful washing machines ensures your fleet always shines, while reducing hassle and costs. www.nswash.com
Ross and White Co.
The Ross and White Company engineers, manufactures, and installs innovative, heavy-duty large vehicle wash systems, including bus wash, train wash, LRV wash, and truck wash products.
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The Ross and White Company engineers, manufactures, and installs innovative, heavy-duty large vehicle wash systems, including bus wash, train wash, LRV wash, and truck wash products. The company also offers product options such as water reclamation systems, cyclone type bus vacuum systems, vehicle wash enzyme holding tank and injection modules, and vehicle wash enzymes for bus and truck. www.rossandwhite.com
Westmatic
Westmatic has more than 40 years of experience in the design and production of automatic large vehicle wash systems.
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Westmatic has more than 40 years of experience in the design and production of automatic large vehicle wash systems. Over 3,000 wash systems have been installed in over 15 countries worldwide since the company’s inception in 1974. www.westmatic.com
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