The Catalogue of Solutions 2021/22

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CAR WASH

KIT LIFE CAR

MECHANICAL with no need for electricity

Kit Life Car The dosing system for Car Washes,self-service and automatic washing, bus and truck washing. Ideal for introducing detergents and waxes into the water stream for cleaning vehicle bodies, alloy wheels, motors and mechanical parts.

Operating principle

Potable water

Pressure regulator

Filter 200Mesh/80microns

The Life Car dosing system, directly connected to the water supply line, uses the water pressure to activate the dosing system, sucks the concentrated product and mixes it with water according to therequired percentage (which can be set by theoperator). The resulting solution is sent to the linesconnected to the system. The Life Car dosing system is completely mechanical, guaranteeing precision and regularity.

Safety valve

Tank with concentrated product

Technical features Code

Model

Flow rate

Pressure

% dosing

Consumption of concentrated product

ZX.1707-A

Light Car

10 to 2500l/h

from 0,3 to 6bar

from 0,3 to 2

0,02 to 50l/h

ZX.1708-A

Extreme Car

10 to 2500l/h

from 0,3 to 6bar

from 0,4 to 4

0,1 to 125l/h

Life Car advantages

Components

• The easiest and most convenient method for professional washing

• 1 pressure reducer

• Reduction of personnel costs and time required

• 1 dosing pump

• Reduction of maintenance costs • Extreme precision in concentrated product dosing • No risk of dosing errors • Less product wasted

• 1 10" filter, with washable cartridge 50microns + pressure gauge • 1 PVC ball valve for line closing • 1 suction hose for chemicals • 10m PVC hose • 1 gun with 600mm SS lance • 1 stainless steel nozzle, ang. 110°, flow rate 030

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