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Three-in-one washing

9th June 1984, Page 33
9th June 1984
Page 33
Page 33, 9th June 1984 — Three-in-one washing
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A MOBILE wash from Laycock Garage Equipment has a threein-one capability of hot or cold water washing and steam cleaning.

For hot water and steam cleaning the machine uses a paraffin-fuelled burner. Should there be an interruption in the flow, a solenoid valve will cut off fuel to the burner unit.

The main lance is used for high-pressure work, and another for detergents.

When water is diverted back through the main lance, the detergent flow cuts off. Detergent can also be controlled by a valve on the washer panel.

It has 9m (29ft 2in) hose line stored by coiling round a built-in frame. Water and paraffin tanks contain 11 litres (21/2gal) and 22 litres (5gal) of fluid respectively. At the maximum flow rate of 11/litres (21/2gals) per min the water pressure is 86bar (1,250psi) and water temperature is 85-90 degrees. Laycock Garage Equipment, Archer Road, Millhouses, Sheffield Se OJY.