We build the machines
Every vehicle, cleaned on water used again.
We build the vehicle-wash systems other businesses run: automatic, measurable, and light on water. And we stay with them for the life of the machine.
Wasser, das wiederkehrt.
What we build
What do you need to wash?
Each card opens the machines for that vehicle. Every one of them is engineered, built and commissioned by us, and every one can be quoted with water recovery attached.
Automatic car wash equipment
Trolley, conveyor or drive-through. Touch-free, brush or both. Four questions name the machine for your busiest hour.
Bus & truck wash equipment
Gantries that travel the length of a parked vehicle, drive-through arches for a depot that keeps moving, and mobile washers for a yard with no bay.
Wheel & tire wash systems
Portable decks and concrete pits at the site exit, so the mud stops at your gate instead of on the public road outside it.
Mining vehicle cleaning equipment
Wash lanes sized for haul trucks and loaders, and fog cannons for the dust that never reaches a wash bay at all.
Portable wash racks
Bolt-together galvanised wash pads with the wash-water containment built in. Sized to the machine, relocated with the project.
Self-serve wash bays
Multi-drop pumping, pump stands, bay controllers and centralised vacuum — the equipment behind a row of coin or card bays.
High-pressure & steam cleaners
High-pressure cleaners for washing and pre-wash. Steam cleaners for interiors, sanitising and low-discharge exterior cleaning.
Water recycling systems
Closed-loop reclaim that recovers and reuses 80–90% of your wash water, and the effluent evidence a pollution board asks for.
Wash chemicals
Shampoos, foams, waxes and drying agents matched to the machine they run through and the water they run on.
Water
Recovery is a line on the running-cost sheet.
Every machine on this page consumes water, which makes recovery the one thing that runs through everything we build. A closed-loop plant recovers and reuses 80–90% of your wash water. shows up in three places: the water bill, the effluent report, and the week the supply is rationed and you are still open.
- 80–90% of wash water recovered and reused
- Effluent readings you can hand to a pollution board
- Quoted on every proposal by default — turning it down is your decision, not an upsell we forgot to make
How we size it
We ask two questions first, and sometimes they point at a smaller machine.
Most of what goes wrong on a wash site was decided before anything was bought. This is the order we work in to stop that happening.
Your busiest hour
Not your average day. A machine sized on an average queues at the peak and idles for the rest of the week.
How dirty they arrive
A city taxi and a quarry tipper need different chemistry, different pressure and a different amount of time under the machine.
We size it, and we show our working
If the answer is a smaller machine than you came for, we will say so, with the figures we used to get there.
We commission it, then we keep it running
The people who built it are the people you can ask about it. Spares, service and AMC are part of the machine, not an afterthought to it.
In service
Machines running, on other people's sites.
Every photograph here is a KKE machine at a customer's site. We do not put a customer's name or logo on this page without their say-so, so the equipment speaks instead.
For the life of the machine
The half of the job that starts after the machine is paid for.
We do not sell a machine we will not service. That rules out markets we have no spares answer for, and it is why the sentence above is in the mission rather than in a brochure.
Set up on your site, by us
Installation, water and power tie-in, programme set-up and operator training, done by the people who assembled it.
Parts, and someone who knows the machine
Brushes, nozzles, pumps and control parts held for the machines we have sold, with the drawings and settings behind them.
A maintenance contract, not a call-out queue
Scheduled visits and a defined response, so a wash bay that earns every day is not waiting on a first-come queue.
Tell us about the site
Start with your busiest hour.
Tell us what you wash, how many, and how dirty they arrive. We will come back with the machine that fits, the water it needs, and what recovery would save you.