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CAR CARE CENTER 207 �► �an 7Ua�G �. 105 106 107 108 c � 109 111 AN 112 Clean & Shine Carwash 113 BOB - 114 115 103 0 0 0 0 116 ■ ��[Pll 2 ��IItG�.� - 104 118 A HA py �pRi Our Mission To lead the car wash industry through experience, innovation and vision with the most dependable car wash equipment available today. We began with the FACTS by observing every aspect of the industry. We set GOALS to build the finest car wash equipment on the market. We offer our KNOWLEDGE through our EXPERIENCE. We EDUCATE our employees and ENCOURAGE them to offer solutions. We GIVE the customer a product that he can depend on. We MOTIVATE our customers through promotion and strategic marketing. We help build a foundation for SUCCESS. Jim Coleman Company, Inc. r_JJ1,J r—J r_J "Having a web site address for your car wash will be just as important as having a physical address." hbnw CaTCare Products Piom Ht About U. Conlan U. Ps I 5.If5—Emfarior Claaning(to team mora click an iron) ■ ■ Instructions on bay meter page. Vending Island products page. WA`".I...r C.r.are Nome TiProducts Premnion. Abeuf Us --Us P' To L Mare Ckk on the Pictur.I as To make your car clawing a.piaranca complete we offer options —R.. you to dean the nsidajust a. well m Iha outside. Wa nriva ro give you all the seely ro compl.ta eho wr clawing process. Interior Cleaning page. .M para Roma Tip. Product. Promotiboul W Contact U. Polyshell Trlple 5hlne-prptluces a weather4pht layer "f polymer prolectl"n i Promoting TripleShine page. e The Standard pump and motor assembly features a CAT 5CP2120 Pump and 3 HP 3 PH Motor. The Turtle Wax0 Hyper Flex Pak® Hyper Concentrate® Line of chemicals compliment the Jim Coleman Company product line of equipme) The Sparkle Spot -Free Rinse Reverse Osmosis Water Purification System is a popular feature on all pumping equipment. The optional wall -mount Spot -Free Rinse Tank available with RO Reject Reclaim. JUp_fyJ Free-standing TripleShine® Systems are available to add to existing loca- tions. Also available are free-stand- ing Pre -Soak, Wax, Spot -Free Rinse, and Foam Brush Systems. If floor space is limited, units can be wall mounted. Constructed of stainless steel for dura- bility, all units are graph- ically decaled. All are pre -wired and pre - plumbed and are decaled ready for easy installation. �s V_TJ Our popular Super Saver car wash system is designed for multiple bay locations. N Home [aT Care P Produn. Promolien, About U. Canton U, Vending Produds lti � Vending Island products page. WA`".I...r C.r.are Nome TiProducts Premnion. Abeuf Us --Us P' To L Mare Ckk on the Pictur.I as To make your car clawing a.piaranca complete we offer options —R.. you to dean the nsidajust a. well m Iha outside. Wa nriva ro give you all the seely ro compl.ta eho wr clawing process. Interior Cleaning page. .M para Roma Tip. Product. Promotiboul W Contact U. Polyshell Trlple 5hlne-prptluces a weather4pht layer "f polymer prolectl"n i Promoting TripleShine page. e The Standard pump and motor assembly features a CAT 5CP2120 Pump and 3 HP 3 PH Motor. The Turtle Wax0 Hyper Flex Pak® Hyper Concentrate® Line of chemicals compliment the Jim Coleman Company product line of equipme) The Sparkle Spot -Free Rinse Reverse Osmosis Water Purification System is a popular feature on all pumping equipment. The optional wall -mount Spot -Free Rinse Tank available with RO Reject Reclaim. JUp_fyJ Free-standing TripleShine® Systems are available to add to existing loca- tions. Also available are free-stand- ing Pre -Soak, Wax, Spot -Free Rinse, and Foam Brush Systems. If floor space is limited, units can be wall mounted. Constructed of stainless steel for dura- bility, all units are graph- ically decaled. All are pre -wired and pre - plumbed and are decaled ready for easy installation. �s V_TJ Our popular Super Saver car wash system is designed for multiple bay locations. N Foam molded marquees to outdoor signs and posters, custom signage is the key to personalizing your car wash. Aluminum outdoor frames allow you to change your mes- sage as often as you like with pre-printed posters. Menu signs can be custom designed with your logo, theme and �r prices. Signs can teach, inform, promote, and direct, so y; .) displaying signs at your site - can improve customer rela- tionships and make your loca- IAl tion more visually appealing. Depending on the message, signs can be strategically - placed on a wall, by your mansard, on a fence, in your landscaping, or near the bill changers which is a central too of locations for most customers. Our selection of signs can be off , _f color coordinated to match ' ' ' ' ' your car wash, thus creating an even more uniformed look. Our design department can create a unique look for you. I WantmoreTime? F Insert one or more Coins }} h r f"LAST COIN ALERT" " Extra coin(s) must he inserted - heforetime expires....... �- =sss=:'� Lin QUI WAV . 147 !7 1 14-4 I � ■ ro POWs he POWER PACK Car Wash System is designed and engi- neered for location where space is a premium. Similar to the SUPER SAVER, the POWER PACK is made of the same durable stainless steel and can have all of the same in -bay functions such and tire/engine cleaner, foaming brush, high pres- sure rinse and wax. The POWER PACK can be ordered with optional on- board medium or low pres- sure spot -free rinse or low pressure pre-soak. These two optional features may be just what you need to give you that competitive edge. !N®BAY SERVICES STOP ,ar* P a E r PFD}ECWR -., `v` Tripie6ne �r* I"°la E� a� �ripleFoam aea�tl ■� � � � Gtlred , sWAlla r.� qW- q. rt I :r 7� ok r V r f — JUST MAIM IFT Intr CBS INSERT on 10 1110 WS Made of aluminum tubing and vinyl, 1 - DIAMOND SIGNS are the newest promotional and marketing tool at today's car • wash. DIAMOND SIGNS are made to color coordinate your wash, therefore, adding visual appeal and informing your customers of products and services. ZW_ Choose any design and any color combination, and you've SPLASH -N -DASH 77500 just created your very own DIAMOND SIGN for your car he 77500 model has Wash. all the features of the They are available in approxi- T77555 and more. It mately 4' and 8' widths and has a bay marketing meter, can be easily installed on your coin/token security box and grow building, fence or mansard. _JLa count -down timer. They can also be mounted on posts for displaying in land- scaped areas. Spa %d W'd 43N --mow 57 —NNNNNNNNI JUST MAIM IFT Intr CBS INSERT on 10 1110 WS Made of aluminum tubing and vinyl, 1 - DIAMOND SIGNS are the newest promotional and marketing tool at today's car • wash. DIAMOND SIGNS are made to color coordinate your wash, therefore, adding visual appeal and informing your customers of products and services. ZW_ Choose any design and any color combination, and you've SPLASH -N -DASH 77500 just created your very own DIAMOND SIGN for your car he 77500 model has Wash. all the features of the They are available in approxi- T77555 and more. It mately 4' and 8' widths and has a bay marketing meter, can be easily installed on your coin/token security box and grow building, fence or mansard. _JLa count -down timer. They can also be mounted on posts for displaying in land- scaped areas. Spa W'd 43N --mow —NNNNNNNNI 1P P 7- 7. yt, BANNERS Vertical banners can be placed around your car wash promoting products and services. Banners are a great mar- keting tool for promoting car washing, products and services. Because we make our banners from the same heavy-duty material as our awnings, all of our banners can be color coordinated to your wash and last much longer than commercial banner material. You can display them just about any where at your car wash. The Money Manager System Process of Data Collecting The PC communicates with the PLC to deliver all information for your report. The PC maybe located at your business or in your own home. All equipment is monitored for easy income management. 8.; The PLC is installed at each car wash site which receives the data from every car wash and each piece of equipment of 0 MONEY MANAGER SYSTEM SUMMARY REPORT i0 BAYS REPORT O1 0 CURRENT MONTHLY Y.T.D. % OF USEO o Page 10 Bay 1 $ 729.75 $1,458.75 $12,369.50 15% :0 o 1 Bay 2 ° $ 792.50 $1,585.25 $13,336.50 16% o ; Date: 8/30/94 ; Bay 3 $ 680.25 $1,360.25 $12,259.75 14% °! Time: 11:14:49 0; Bay $ 626.50 $1,253.50 $12,349.00 13% 't 0 0; Location: JCCo? Bay 5 $ 480.00 $ 960.00 $ 9,837.75 10% ° o; Report Reference #: 0830941 ' Bay 6 $ 534.25 $1,068.00 $10,622.25 11% i ° ° Bay 7 $ 536.25 $1,072.75 $ 9,716.00 10% °E TOTAL WASH INCOME 0 i Bay 8 $ 614.75 $1,229.75 $10,322.25 11% 10 0; CURRENT MONTHLY Y.T.D. 0 0 Date Last Reset 8/15 8/01 1/1 ! Total $4,994.25 $9,989.25 $90,813.00 100% 0 ;Bay Income $ 4,994.25 $ 9,989.25 $90,81 ° 1 VACUUMS REPORT ; 0 0; , Vacuum Income $ 1,914.00 $ 3,828.25 $29,7 0 %OPUS; 0= Maxvend Income $ 226.25 $ 452.50 $ 2,84 o CURRENT MONTHLY Y.T.D. 0 Vacuum 1 $ 159.75 $ 318.75 $ 2,619.00 8°Je ° i Total Income $ 7,134.50 $14,270.00 $13,4 0: Vacuum 2 $ 262.00 $ 525.00 $ 3,969.00 14%0 of 0: Vacuum 3 $ 277.75 $ 554.00 $ 3,861.50 14%0 0 iWEEKLY INCOME Vacuum 4 $ 254.00 $ 508.50 $ 3,959.50 13% ° o• Sunday $437.25 Thursday $ 44 o Vacuums 0 = Vacuum 6 $ $ 96.75 $ 193.50 $ 1,640.50 189.25 $ 378.50 $ 3,182.25 5/Q 100/q 0 jMonday °' Tuesday $350.00 Friday $307.50 Saturday $ 66 $ 751 01 Vacuum 7 $ 189.50 $ 379.25 $ 3,388.00 o Wednesday $333.75 Total Week $3,29 Vacuum 8 0 ; $ 248.50 $ 497.50 $ 3,997.75 13% o Vacuum 9 $ 236.50 $ 473.25 $ 3,162.00 13% 0. o! ;o Today's Income o; $ 204.00 t o ; Total $1,914.00 $3,828.25 $29,779.50 1009/40 Best Day's Income $ 1,438.00 ; 0: Best Week's Income $ 5,510.00 0: FUNCTION REPORT :0 o? o FOR ALL SELF -SERVE BAYS o DOOR MONITORING o. Current Status., 11:14 A.M. 8/30 C 0 i Total Bay Income: $ 4,994.25 ° 0i 6:00 P.M. 8/29 C! o l FUNCTION CURRENT MONTHLY Y.T.D. % OF USE o i o 8:00 A.M. 8/29 6:15 P.M. 8/28 Ope Clo 0 i Total Stop $4,994.25 $ 9,989.25 $90,813.00 $ 63.68 $ 127.37 $ 1,157.96 100%10 19d 0c 9:15 A.M. 8/28 Ope o? Presoak $ 110.52 $ 221.05 $ 2,009.60 A0 0; 01 Whitewall $ 127.28 $ 254.56 $ 2,314.21 39/40 o t 0 Soap $1,115.82 $ 2,231.5 $20,289.82 229/40 Foam Brush ° Rinse $ 850.11 $ 1,700.23 $15,456.93 $1,873.55 $ 3,747.86 $34,069.77 179/1 38%0 Sample of Money Manager report. o ; Wax $ 429.30 $ 858.60 $ 7,805.56 91/d o o : Spot Free $ 423.99 $ 847.99 $ 7,709.15 8%0 0i o r r r Custom mansards add a contemporary look to your car wash site. These mansard are available in several colors and custom graphics bring it to life by promoting car washing, your ser- vices, and products. FOAMING CONDITIONER pother great product by Turtle Wax- that can increase profits in the bay is Foaming Conditioner. By applying Foaming Conditioner with a special applicator, your cus- tomer can thoroughly condi- tion his vehicle because it locks on a weather -tight layer of polymer protection. Leaving a mirror-like, hard - beading shine, Foaming Conditioner guards sensitive clear coat finishes from nature's elements including harmful UV rays. A Clear Coat Protectant or Wax should be used after applying Foaming Conditioner for that final sealant. Special Applicator A special applicator gun is used when applying Foaming Conditioner to the car. =i4 Custom AUTO DETAILING r BY MILTON 1JJ Detoiling Center .7 Spot -Free Rinse Reverse Osmosis Incoming Water L I�I !i i Brine Tank Water Softener for hard water deposit removal y installing a Sparkle Spot -Free Rinse Reverse Osmosis Water Purifica- tion System in your car wash, you can increase income and customer satisfaction. Spot -Free Rinse System removes TDS (total dissolved solids) in the water that softeners do not remove. Dissolved solids in the water causes spotting on the surface of automobiles. Normal water in the USA has an average of 300 ppm (parts per million) of dis- solved solids. Objectionable spotting occurs in water with on- R.O. Reject Water 1 'r I I Pump 1 ? r 1 Charcoal Filter Delivery Pump Spot -Free to Spot -Free Water removes chlorine to the bay Customer Storage Tank Optional Wall -Mount ly 50 ppm or more. A Sparkle Spot -Free Rinse System re- moves 98% of TDS or usually to a level of 10 ppm or less. An RO (reverse osmosis) system consists of a charcoal filter, pump, membrane and storage tank. The charcoal filter filters the water and removes all chlo- rine to prevent damage to the membrane. The pump receives city water pressure and increas- es it to force it through the membrane. The Sparkle RO units use the best membrane available. The membrane separates the good water from the bad, and then the purified water is stored in a storage tank. The tank stores the water until the customer uses the Spot -Free Rinse System. Engineering and Maintenance Engineered with the best avail- able components on the market, the Sparkle Spot -Free Rinse System will deliver low pressure pure water to the car wash bay. The Sparkle Spot -Free Rinse System can be installed "on- board" for newly purchased wash systems or separately for existing car washes. Installation can usually be done in a day, without downtime. Regular maintenance can be done by the operator simply by changing prefilters and checking water for purity. More Customers, More Profits By offering RO with your car wash, you will not only gain sat- isfied customers, but you can also increase your bay income. RO can produce up to 12% of your bay income. This is the most cost-effective product in a bay giving you a high rate of return on investment. ■�1 %WOO1 Made to order, Vending Islands can create a tremendous profit center for your car wash in just a small amount of space. Available in wall -mount, hexagon, octa- gon, single -sided, or double - sided configurations, Vending Islands offer your customers products and you make more money! All units are available with optional high security vaults. i Jim 1 l tA" ARM ie SI,, �aRP: Aaia GI''" - ,_ :11 psi MOUNT -. OR LAM (br;: site creates an a-arac- tive eye-catcher. They are colorful, useful and 9 profitable. lal W DOUBLE -SIDED WITH SIGN BAND �artxr� i �- Solute Per Cent Rejection Sodium Fluoride NaF' 98 Sodium cyanide NaCN (pH 11) 97 Sodium Chloride NaCl 4` Silica SiO2 (50 ppm) 98 Sodium Bicarbonate NaHCO3 98 Sodium Nitrate NaNO3 93 Magnesium Chloride MgCl2 98 Calcium Chloride CaC12 99 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO4 99 Nickel Sulfate NiSO4 99 Copper Sulfate CUSO4 99 Formaldehyde 35 Methanol 24 Ethanol 70 Isopropanol 90 Urea 70 - i Lactic Acid (pH 5) �I Glucose 98 -_ 49 -.--. 98 Chlorinated Pesticides 99 Made to order, Vending Islands can create a tremendous profit center for your car wash in just a small amount of space. Available in wall -mount, hexagon, octa- gon, single -sided, or double - sided configurations, Vending Islands offer your customers products and you make more money! All units are available with optional high security vaults. i Jim 1 l tA" ARM ie SI,, �aRP: Aaia GI''" - ,_ :11 psi MOUNT -. OR LAM (br;: site creates an a-arac- tive eye-catcher. They are colorful, useful and 9 profitable. lal W DOUBLE -SIDED WITH SIGN BAND �artxr� i �- Solute Per Cent Rejection Sodium Fluoride NaF' 98 Sodium cyanide NaCN (pH 11) 97 Sodium Chloride NaCl 98 Silica SiO2 (50 ppm) 98 Sodium Bicarbonate NaHCO3 98 Sodium Nitrate NaNO3 93 Magnesium Chloride MgCl2 98 Calcium Chloride CaC12 99 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO4 99 Nickel Sulfate NiSO4 99 Copper Sulfate CUSO4 99 Formaldehyde 35 Methanol 24 Ethanol 70 Isopropanol 90 Urea 70 Lactic Acid (pH 2) 94 Lactic Acid (pH 5) 99 Glucose 98 Sucrose 98 Chlorinated Pesticides 99 I 9 NOW r 1• *�� ,� N VACUUM ISLAND INSTALLATION 5. Insert awning post with wedges for a firm fit. 6. Place awning on top of post. 7. Drill holes in aluminum post for electrical conduit. 9. Install electrical conduit for lighted awning through the post 8. Drill a hole in the post near the awning for electrical conduit. 10. Install electrical conduit for vacuum in the base. VAULTS Anatomy of a Security Vault Cash Box Housing — Cash Drawer Special Drainage Grooves Allows water to drain while keeping the coins dry. C T -Handle Lock 040 24055 )ual Coin Drop - $400 Capacity • Dual Coin Drop - $1500 Capacity 'tainless Steel Construction ii Coin vaults can be installed y facing the outside of the bay • Size: 9 1/4"W x 9 1/4"H x 12"D or the inside. vault extensions • Weight: 33 lbs. can be added for additional • 24060: Split Cash Drawer for recess. Tokens and Quarters VAULTS Anatomy of a Security Vault Cash Box Housing — Cash Drawer Special Drainage Grooves Allows water to drain while keeping the coins dry. C T -Handle Lock 040 24055 )ual Coin Drop - $400 Capacity • Dual Coin Drop - $1500 Capacity 'tainless Steel Construction • Stainless Steel Construction bus High Security Lock ■ T -Handle Lock >ize: 12"W x 5"H x 8"D • Size: 9 1/4"W x 9 1/4"H x 12"D Veight: 15 lbs. • Weight: 33 lbs. • 24060: Split Cash Drawer for Tokens and Quarters 050 • 24054 Vault Extension: 3" - 8" Jingle Coin Drop - $600 Adjustable Extension Collar iacity >tainless Steel Construction --Handle Lock iize: 9 1/4"W x 9 1/4"H x 8"D Veight: 23 lbs. :OLDEN DOLLAR Coins for Convenience All equipment is standard with single coin acceptor. Quarter or dollar coin optional acceptors will accept multiple coins for vt _I quarter and dollar coin acceptance. VACUUM ISLAND INSTALLATION n ne of the easiest instal - LJ lations at the car wash is the vacuum island. In just a few steps, you can easily install the vacuum base, awning and electrical con- duits. After that is complet- ed, all that is left is the pouring of the concrete, and you have successfully created a vacuum island at your car wash. Vacuum island appearance and location can be a tremendous source of curb appeal for your car wash. Locating stainless steel bases with brightly colored awnings and vacuums in front of your site continu- ously attracts new cus- tomers. Review the next few pages and you will see the many advantages of pre -fabricated stainless steel vacuum islands. Just a few short steps, and you can easily install stain- less steel vacuum islands at your site. 1. You should level the base where the vacuum island will be installed. Level the base down the side as well as across the base. On Remodeling Your Site.... With minor saw cutting of concrete, stainless steel vacuum bases are a quick and easy installation with limit- ed downtime, making them ideal for existing locations. The Swipe -N -Clean can also be used on Vending Islands with the same easy-to-use features. CABINET MWNT►NG DATA CABINET FACEPLATE HEIGHT: 40" 44" WIDTH: 25" 27" DEPTH: 13" N/A DOOR SWING: LEFT TO RIGHT With just a swipe of a credit card, customers can use the car wash by inputting a user code. Customers can also use vacuum, shampooer and fragrance machine with their user code. The Swipe -N -Clean- is typically located in the equipment room and near the bill changers for easy installation and customer use. Customers can easily input their user code to use any bay service. For a printed receipt, the customer enters his or her user code. IV r t:asy to mstau erase Stainless steel vacuum base are ready tc down and fill with concrete. Expedite cor tion installation. i DOABLE VAC. ISWfii - ,•• SOW W111L: r .9mm^• i. J1 2tr 1 SINGLE VAC ISLANDS ifl he SWIPE-N-CLEAN's technology also brings you the fun of creat- ing your own FREQUENT CAR WASH CLUB or rewards pro- gram. Simply by inputting a 6 -digit code, your customer can have the privilege of a car wash club membership. Because the SWIPE -N -CLEAN can record data, you are able to create a database of your members. The code will identify your customer and works similar to a debit account. Members pay for wash packages and earn free or discounted washes, vacuums or promotional gifts .... you choose the prize! Not only will you have a list of car wash users, but you will have created a targeted segment of your market in establishing product use and purchase behavior. The car wash club cards are custom designed for your site and may be purchased from Jim Coleman Company, or you can create your own. About Our Frequent E I THIS CARdM D 1�� € N % VALID ONLYAT �. SPARKLE CAR WASHES OF TEXAS 5828 W 34th tieet Houston •. .�'' MEMBER -, J Ej �ATA . R -D S n1c�i�r�K�+� c�� 1`re��s�r;�rlt �C��r 1N�i.,��c�r•.� :1 �,tic}trii;'[if�rr 1 ■�1 ro �1 7. ---� t:asy to mstau erase Stainless steel vacuum base are ready tc down and fill with concrete. Expedite cor tion installation. i DOABLE VAC. ISWfii - ,•• SOW W111L: r .9mm^• i. J1 2tr 1 SINGLE VAC ISLANDS ifl he SWIPE-N-CLEAN's technology also brings you the fun of creat- ing your own FREQUENT CAR WASH CLUB or rewards pro- gram. Simply by inputting a 6 -digit code, your customer can have the privilege of a car wash club membership. Because the SWIPE -N -CLEAN can record data, you are able to create a database of your members. The code will identify your customer and works similar to a debit account. Members pay for wash packages and earn free or discounted washes, vacuums or promotional gifts .... you choose the prize! Not only will you have a list of car wash users, but you will have created a targeted segment of your market in establishing product use and purchase behavior. The car wash club cards are custom designed for your site and may be purchased from Jim Coleman Company, or you can create your own. About Our Frequent E I THIS CARdM D 1�� € N % VALID ONLYAT �. SPARKLE CAR WASHES OF TEXAS 5828 W 34th tieet Houston •. .�'' MEMBER -, J Ej �ATA . R -D S n1c�i�r�K�+� c�� 1`re��s�r;�rlt �C��r 1N�i.,��c�r•.� :1 �,tic}trii;'[if�rr 1 ■�1 ro �1 Ott , Domes, Hoses and Decals Your choice of translucent dome color, hose color and meter front decals available in Teal (as shown) or Midnight Blue. Twin vacuum Motors The twin vacuum motors provide perfor- mance for a more powerful vacuum. Select -N -Touch Option The vacuums can be equipped with the Select -N -Touch Meter for credit card use. 94000 Round Vac • Round Vacuum Style • Countdown Timer • Built-in Coin Counter and Vacuum Cycle Counter • Electric Coin Acceptor • Three Filter Design • Dome Available in Multiple Colors 94040 Combo Vac with Misty Fragrance • Choice of Three Fragrances • Round Vacuum Style • Countdown Timer • Built-in Coin Counter, Vacuum and Fragrance Cycle Counter • Electric Coin Acceptor • Three Filter Design • Dome Available in Multiple Colors 94050 Combo Vac with Carpet Shampooer • Delivers Heavy Duty Foam Carpet Cleaner for High Demand Interior Cleaning • Freeze Protected • Round Vacuum Style • Countdown Timer SIS-IWCLF-AN"O%L/NE REPiIR7=� Money Manapvmvnt lnlpmativn env Reppib ...,,,.., livl ylj {:s' fil.lp�s pn.: w �l:i �a ,ic=ii,viivi t.y �flv •_-r :�YIRL']tJlll�`: 4 . i�i.��u•��Il�ia_--.-. .. •.e Yn.. 111+1;; Report on total sales of all equipment. J -- - -... .r�a.Hpj lilfaliw ��LU 11M ISiif tsr •: Report on the income of every vacuum. wove I& "Mali tp •Monvy Mvnavemvntlnfo�mvtivn and Rvpvnv ...,, Ucl;ppp bpm� � pM• Z-1,40 . M 'a`yw'.na p1Y �Sp64-�•.�•lCii �MfNI�- Report on all vending products. Report on each cycle of the touchless automatic. Report on individual sales for each bay. Report on credit card transactions. . ..--..-.-.. !pm .tea uS"' ri Vis— v�IJr low M. =T— r; Report on all bay functions. M W M Menvpam.nl lnlormetlon mtl Rvperta Report on each cycle of the touchless automatic. Report on individual sales for each bay. Report on credit card transactions. . ..--..-.-.. !pm .tea uS"' ri Vis— v�IJr low M. =T— r; Report on all bay functions. M W j-fI]f,)IDDD High Security Vault A $300.00 capacity vault with removable stainless steel cash drawer for ease of collection. MARJUTING WITH WASHLINK JIVMHLINK4' London SPAPICIE CARWA3R Oaie/Rme Ixr31o083331" Money Menepement Info UllandRep— 'Laewei Rny .. _. r.. {c'S, 6150 i •Sf' ' so � EO Daily summery report on sales activity. Sample report on vacuum sales. a_I `, WASHUNW Levin. SPAARCE caawAss D.�.mm. msrao a 3x4 AM M ... y Menepement In IMIUpn end R.peM - --- -- �m..r Te•+{ r iv .M ho.e .i 1{.. .031::: WASHUI9a'0 Allows Loudon SpeaxiT CARWASH Dn✓{Ime 1-0 o 33 14 AM Money Menepement IrM.m.don Intl Repots Print your promotional message directly on the Tokenote® along with your logo and pricing.... great advertising tool! Wash Select 11 by Unitec Electronics The Auto -Tec by Hamilton is available in a stainless 00mON steel console base or may be housed with brick. Accepts $1, $5, $10 and $20 bills, quarters, TokenotesO and key codes. wAsH sELEcr ■ Manufactured by Unitec Electronics • Enhanced, backlit, daylight - readable LCD for customer instructions. • 4 programmable LCSs for wash descriptions and pricing. • Patented, ergonomically designed angled front • Heavy duty stainless steel case with UV protected graphic overlay. • Durable metallic keypad for code entries. • Simple push buttons for wash selection. • Roll-over compatible. • 350 programmable fleet accounts. • Up to 4 programmable wash packages. • Detailed"accounting reports. HAMILTON ■ Accepts bill denominations of $1, $5, $10 and $20. • Accepts credit cards at the bay. • Holds up to $800 in quarters for making change. • Accepts Hamilton's Tokenote Paper Tokens. • Strong 10 gauge stainless steel cabinet with Medeco SS -lock Inserts. • Up to 150 fleet accounts can be maintained. ■ Capable of accepting pay meat at the gas pump for up to four wash types. • Complete control of wash sales and.auditing informa tion from the POS unit or the unit itself. • Shift, manager and auditor reports are available, -each is password protected. ADDING BEAUTY AND COLOR TO YOUR S1 TE PLAN By adding beautiful and healthy plants, trees, and flowers, your car wash will have an exquisite landscape that will surely improve the appearance of your site. Architectural accents such as pitched roofs or glass block add a touch of class to a car wash. i AN :,;lowTw, i ' By using colors that coordinate with each other on your awnings, tile, brick, roof, signs, and decals, you can t create a masterpiece car wash. 0 E--,f,lT,,RY WIZ4RD Automatic Entry Controller (AEC) Touch screen for easy use ana airecrnons. Srark Car 15'a:hac of Tm;f WimrdoclweWash fS.DI V�nx� nZ, Wax VLiiY rd • W a?h 6 R%�aa 5'x NO ('Co" AlMr' 'i � Rrl�alr Screen displays menu options and prices. Screen mspays pusn ourrons ror cuuu unlnus. WATER WIZARD' ����'H!�J� AUTOMATIC FEATURES • All Stainless Steel Frame and Gantry • Automatically Sizes Vehicle Length, Front and Rear • Independent Pre -Soak System • Wax Delivery System High or Medium Pressure • Scrubbing Action Oscillating 5 Degree Nozzles • On -Board High Pressure Rocker Panel Blasters • High Pressure Stainless Steel Undercarriage Spray System • Floor Mounted 3" Aluminum Drive Rail System • 10 Position In -Bay Illuminated Instructional Sign • "Please Wait" and Enter Now" Illuminated Bay Entrance Sign ■ Water Saver Computer Controlled Option • Stainless Steel Stop Station with Photo Electric Tire In Position Optics ■ Stainless Steel Chemical and Water Holding Tanks • Automatic Chemical Mixing System • Operator Interface Panel for Complete Car Wash Control and Monitoring ■ Computerized Control of options Such as Doors, Blowers and Reclaim Systems • Variable Speed Dual Drive Electric Motors and Controls • Manual Control Override Buttons for Individual Component Movement • Stainless Steel Electrical Control Panel • 84" Height Clearance X 106" The high pressure stainless steel Undercarriage Spray System blasts away road grime, dirt, and mud. The optional Polyshell®TripleShine- System applies three bright colors of foaming conditioner and one deep, long- lasting protective shine. is ■►.I•►� WIZARD i 1 I NO i I wA-TL•rc Wli�"& � * n GM q ran E :a. 1 =EM Q.•il. .2 l l .•�V �. V.-. +yr I NO i I wA-TL•rc Wli�"& � * n JN A ,A •T 76 ou�we 11ELMY Inco.. Tear YOWIA�M:I 9CgEEN ELECTRICAL CONTROL AFHTER ' "E1rIER '41 W1 it he Electrical Control Center for the WATER WIZARD touchless automatic works as "mission control." This durable stain- less steel cabinet contains the electrical controls and the computer operations system. It features password protect- ed cycle buttons that allows any wash cycle to be activat- ed. Also located on the door of the electrical control center is the Operator Interface Panel, power disconnect, and optional printer. Included inside the control center is the modem that allows contact with the Water Wizard. With the optional Paging System, the Water Wizard will call your pager if a fault condition has occurred. The system will leave a coded message indi- cating the nature of the fault along with the time, date, and location of the unit. GM q ran E :a. 1 =EM Q.•il. .2 JN A ,A •T 76 ou�we 11ELMY Inco.. Tear YOWIA�M:I 9CgEEN ELECTRICAL CONTROL AFHTER ' "E1rIER '41 W1 it he Electrical Control Center for the WATER WIZARD touchless automatic works as "mission control." This durable stain- less steel cabinet contains the electrical controls and the computer operations system. It features password protect- ed cycle buttons that allows any wash cycle to be activat- ed. Also located on the door of the electrical control center is the Operator Interface Panel, power disconnect, and optional printer. Included inside the control center is the modem that allows contact with the Water Wizard. With the optional Paging System, the Water Wizard will call your pager if a fault condition has occurred. The system will leave a coded message indi- cating the nature of the fault along with the time, date, and location of the unit. 1 Y..W 71 1 <� 1,r � `+►...-. w ` i^: '�� � �, *f s.,..���-�}�yl t # 4+�s•�� ~`�I l��fy�^4 1 i! i1�y�— f�-s'•�:"' �'•/ � -.. t. •► � . � s:+. � '• -fit T �� �'f .-�.. �� ! � • i .�► r# ��•- r!', T • • � 7•_ w r,_f.. ` � '� f'� � � .• i `"n �` . '�� ♦ . ` a'ti �t0t ..:°'• � � r \ .� ..-:1►' �:T � ter: � /_s /�. �� _.�._t��+,'t �1:`: =., . .r, .�� r! ,. Iv _tip ` .• Imo. .� _ •r:.-� `FA + �' -�%� '��� .r -- •I _ fp or ,.r+It '►. I' �r'I' ..► '.I Wr Ttm JIM COLEMAN COMPANY INTERNATIONAL HEADOUARTERS a r I+. - ►� � ,. a +� ! -� i �!� I v Y" � � ,+' ".r ..� ♦ .+y. � ,.-. - - -- - Fax: 713-683-9624 800-999-9878 + +rL+ r r • , r ♦ r + te,+ _ r - - _ -- - SIM COLEMAN -COMPANY. -- - '. - _ P _ CAR WASH €Oltl MENT- ATALOC� Ariel View of Water Wizard Touchless Automatic Bay ENTRANCE SIGN MENU SIGN n� ENTRANCEARCH SIGN PACKAGE WATER WIZARD I III UNDERCARRIAGE } TRENCH WA 1.1TER dVIZ1.rR❑ SOFTENER Ll CHARCOAL FILTER 0 (EBRINE)O RO STAND RO TANK 30' . 171111111111 Electrical Required: 100 AMP, 3 Phase 208/230 Volt (80 Amp Actual Amp Draw) 20 AMP, 1 Phase 110 Volt (10 AMP Actual Draw) Minimum Incoming Water Line Required: 1 " Water Feed to Tank - 40 PSI Minimum Pressure - 60 PSI Maximum Pressure Dimensions: Pumping Plant: 30" Wide x 60" Long X 70" Tall Electrical Panel - Wall Mounted: 29" Tall x 29" Wide x 8" Deep Recommended Bay Dimensions: 32' Long x 15' 4" Wide x 12' High (For bay minimums consult factory) Maximum Vehicle Height: 84" Compressed Air Requirements: 10 CFM @ 100 PSI IN -BAY SIGN PACKAGE STOP STATION I.........ff I ASI I'OfoATiC CONTROL PANEL 7 F�, . U � I AUTOMATIC PUMP STAND CHEMICALTANK I•_ 3' WATER WIZARD GANTRY WATER WILARD Tom;, On -board rocker panels • , - " - blasters blast clean the The independent wash_' 1 wheels, tires and lower _ • -.- the vehicle front and part of the vehicle. Being on -board as the rear and can drop to a _ o wash gantry travels level below the bumper. If insects are bugging over the vehicle guar- you, the boom will = . antees the customer - over the front of the - consistent cleaning on vehicle. this most difficult area. — - - Ariel View of Water Wizard Touchless Automatic Bay ENTRANCE SIGN MENU SIGN n� ENTRANCEARCH SIGN PACKAGE WATER WIZARD I III UNDERCARRIAGE } TRENCH WA 1.1TER dVIZ1.rR❑ SOFTENER Ll CHARCOAL FILTER 0 (EBRINE)O RO STAND RO TANK 30' . 171111111111 Electrical Required: 100 AMP, 3 Phase 208/230 Volt (80 Amp Actual Amp Draw) 20 AMP, 1 Phase 110 Volt (10 AMP Actual Draw) Minimum Incoming Water Line Required: 1 " Water Feed to Tank - 40 PSI Minimum Pressure - 60 PSI Maximum Pressure Dimensions: Pumping Plant: 30" Wide x 60" Long X 70" Tall Electrical Panel - Wall Mounted: 29" Tall x 29" Wide x 8" Deep Recommended Bay Dimensions: 32' Long x 15' 4" Wide x 12' High (For bay minimums consult factory) Maximum Vehicle Height: 84" Compressed Air Requirements: 10 CFM @ 100 PSI IN -BAY SIGN PACKAGE STOP STATION I.........ff I ASI I'OfoATiC CONTROL PANEL 7 F�, . U � I AUTOMATIC PUMP STAND CHEMICALTANK I•_ 3' WATER WIZARD GANTRY lit 17"M , WATER WIZ .lRD t� The independent wash_' 1 boom rotates toward _ • -.- the vehicle front and rear and can drop to a _ o level below the bumper. If insects are bugging you, the boom will = . make multiple passes - n over the front of the - vehicle. Ariel View of Water Wizard Touchless Automatic Bay ENTRANCE SIGN MENU SIGN n� ENTRANCEARCH SIGN PACKAGE WATER WIZARD I III UNDERCARRIAGE } TRENCH WA 1.1TER dVIZ1.rR❑ SOFTENER Ll CHARCOAL FILTER 0 (EBRINE)O RO STAND RO TANK 30' . 171111111111 Electrical Required: 100 AMP, 3 Phase 208/230 Volt (80 Amp Actual Amp Draw) 20 AMP, 1 Phase 110 Volt (10 AMP Actual Draw) Minimum Incoming Water Line Required: 1 " Water Feed to Tank - 40 PSI Minimum Pressure - 60 PSI Maximum Pressure Dimensions: Pumping Plant: 30" Wide x 60" Long X 70" Tall Electrical Panel - Wall Mounted: 29" Tall x 29" Wide x 8" Deep Recommended Bay Dimensions: 32' Long x 15' 4" Wide x 12' High (For bay minimums consult factory) Maximum Vehicle Height: 84" Compressed Air Requirements: 10 CFM @ 100 PSI IN -BAY SIGN PACKAGE STOP STATION I.........ff I ASI I'OfoATiC CONTROL PANEL 7 F�, . U � I AUTOMATIC PUMP STAND CHEMICALTANK I•_ 3' WATER WIZARD GANTRY s ii � Ft he Water Wizard's high pressure pumping equipment and chemical delivery system is neatly packaged on a modular stain- less steel frame. Included is the water holding tank, auto- matic chemical mixing sys- tem, high and low pressure pumps and motors and gauges. All components are pre -plumbed and pre -wired for efficient installation and start up. Before each pump unit leaves the factory, it has been tested under high pres- sure conditions. Every Water Wizard using high quality Turtle Wax concentrates includes as standard stainless steel Hype rconcentrate tanks. rogram your own mes- sage to your customers with large, easy to read scrolling display on the Wizard message. Keep them informed and let them know they are welcome and appreciated. The Wizard Message is easy to mount and has a stainless steel enclosure. Custom graphics are also available. he WIND WIZARD is one of the most powerful dryers on the market for automatic car wash systems. It delivers 4,500 CFM per noz- zle to thoroughly dry the vehi- cle. With safe, touch -free dry- ing, the WIND WIZARD can bring in more profits to your car wash by adding this finish- ing touch feature to your menu selections. N9V ear! I � rwuraw I 1 ,. - RlHscd�,cL r U ►r, _A --- A& --- A r y i _ r � t �'. 'r WATER WIZ ARU� St. PLEASE WAIT ,. ENTER now The Sign Package includes an aluminum entry arch with a "Maximum Height" sign on top, a custom menu sign on the drivers side and a car washing message on the right. The package also is equipped with "Please Wait - Enter Now" sign at the entrance and a 10 -position illuminated instructional sign inside the bay. Keeping the customer in the bay and the next customer in line well informed. Another magical option that can be performed by the Water Wizard is the automatic height adjustment. The unit detects the height of the vehicle and adjusts to it, providing maximum cleaning on the hoods, trunks, and windshields of lower height cars. WAT F -R WIZA. RD to4w— ENTRY WIZARD Specifications SET UP Infinite wash, rinse, wax descriptions Infinite wash, rinse, wax pricing setup Audio response Menu selectable Accounting ability Money reconciliation - Dollar, coin, credit card reports Front accessible - Do not need to open door Password protected - 2 levels; executive & management Printed reports All descriptions are dial up capable via modem Fleet sales capable DISPLAY Type Touch screen Color Full color TFT Size 12.1" Brightness 1500 NIT sunlight readable contrast enhanced Screen protection UL 1950 AUDIONISUAL Type Multimedia — CD Width ROM and DVD Audio 14 different messages Music Yes Languages English & Spanish Mass marketing National Data Corp messages Programmable CREDIT CARD READER Type Magnetic card reader Card insert Vertical Track ANSI 1& 2 CREDITIDEBIT CARD PROCESSING Cards handled Master Card, Visa, Discover Width American Express, Diners Type Software controlled Batch Software controlled Batch processing Off hours Provider National Data Corp PRINTER Type Thermal Width 25 characters Paper width 2.36" Paper roll length 590' Paper roll width 6" Length/transaction 4.5" MODEM Type Internal Number Two Modem #1 For card reader Modem #2 For diagnostic paging Baud rate 33.6 K Phone line type One (1) dedicated analog Paging Communicates fatal system error PERSONAL COMPUTER Type Single board Processor Pentium Speed 266 HZ Ram 64 Meg Hard Drive 2.6 Gigabyte Floppy 3.5" CD 40 X ELECTRICAL Power Locations WEIGHT CABINET Size Material Door seal Lock Clearance - Side Rear Door opening TEMPERATURE COIN ACCEPTOR Type Coin box size Manufacturer BILL ACCEPTOR Type Bill stacker Manufacturer 120 VAC, 60 HZ 15 Amp Rear right corner and bottom right rear 300 lbs 27.25"W x 26.25"L x1 8"D 10 gauge stainless Water-resistant Dual screw 0 2" Hinged on left side -20 to 110 degrees F 4 coin Holds 800 quarters Gin San $1,2,5,10,20programmable $1000 bills Rowe International COIN DISPENSER Capacity 3400 quarters Number 1 hopper Manufacturer Rowe International OPTIONS Base Stainless steel Second bill box 1000 bills C r SITE PLANS The Design Department can help evaluate space and determine lay -out. A full set of blueprints will show you exactly how your new car wash will look. Making the most of your space can lead to bigger profits. Placing the bill changers near the vending areas can help increase profits on vending products. 0 t n n,ine�nr' BILL CHANGERS DRS Changer BC -2800 Changer Maximum Capacity: $2600 ■ Maximum Capacity: $34010- quartets quarters • change/Pays: $1, $5, $10, S20 ■ Accepts $1, S51110, $20 ._1' r to quarters ! "; . Rear-Lomd • Rear -Load Four Hoppers ; • Bill Stacker • Dual doors for twice the secu ■ 10 -gauge stainless steer-:� rity and 3 paint Iockillg system.,. ■ 2 Heavy-duty. MEDECO plug ■ Token Capability locks + Power: 120 VAC 60H ■ Power: 115 VAC 60Hz 225 uvatts4 amps, r ' `- • Weight: 230 lbs. • Wejgft� 420 lbs. '. • UL Listed :t� RlV1RN5 iYl ` - BC -1 4OB Ct�ar�ger v -f � • Maximum Capacity' -1300 • Maximum Capacity: $3400 quarters quarters • Change/Pays: $t, 5, $10,$20 • Accepts $1, $5, $10, $20 to quarters • Dual Hoppers ■ Rear -Load '�'. + Token Capability r ■ Bill Stacker ;I ■ Token Capability • 2 Heavy-duty MEDECO plug • Power-, 120. VAC 60Hz locks 225 watts/4 amps ■ Power: 115 VAC 6011z • Weight: 214 lbs. • Weight: 130 Ibs. • UL Approved MARKETING W11N Wi4..&IiLINK i :.........i �....... Colorful Graphics Decal Monitor............................................. ...................1........... Workstation Tabletop Keyboard ......... Stainless Steel Base Marketing Your Car Wash With Wash Link Customers + Car Wash + Profits + Marketing +Fleet Accounts + Direct Mail + Target Market + Community Involvement = A Successful Marketing Strategy 93000 SUPER VAC • Oval Vacuum Style • Graphic Vacuum Body Decal • Stainless Steel Construction • Countdown Timer • Built-in Coin Counter and Vacuum Cycle Counter • Electronic Coin Acceptor • Four Filter Bag Design • Your Choice of Dome Color • Twin 1.6 HP Vacuum Motors • Shipping Weight of 325 lbs. • Combination Vacuum and Fragrance Machine • Oval Vacuum Style • Graphic Vacuum Body Decal • Stainless Steel Construction • Light Bubbling Visual Display • Countdown Timer • Built-in Coin Counter • Built-in Vacuum Cycle and Fragrance Counter • Four Filter Bag Design • Your Choice of Dome Color • Twin 1.6 HP Vacuum MOtors • Shipping Weight of 375 lbs. 93040 FRESH -N -VAC ,93050 Scrub -N -Vac • Combination Vacuum and HOt �+ Foam Shampooer sf . Oval Vacuum Style • Graphic Vacuum Body Decal Stainless Steel Construction • Freeze Protection • Countdown Timer Built-in Coin Counter • Built-in Vacuum Cycle and Shampooer Cycle Counter • Four Filter Bag Design • Your Choice of Dome Color • Twin 1.6 HP Vacuum Motors • Shipping Weight of 400 lbs. �' r► he 28010 Hot Foam ". • Garpet Cleaner and s Tthe 46010 Misty FREE r , , he only marketing tool Fragrance Machine provide w i , , , �;► for direct mail in the -p �a all the benefits of the 94040 ° o �Lx .. N that 3 - ;, _ car wash industry and the 94050 models but •I V f _+ ,=r�. can create a customer data- without the vacuum. Both - base is the SWIPE-N-CLEANR. units are made of durable ` :x7 The MAIL- - ARDM program stainless steel and have - .. +••.-` ►`:.- CARWASHING 15 FUN! ' electronic coin acceptors. _Pati;, + uses the advanced technolo- gy of the SWIPE-N-CLEAN's® - • data program to generate thousands of random codes � to be printed on the direct _ ►' r •. mail postcard. The recipient I then uses the code at the car W. +• crow ,n .wHwyI]YA!i�Lq !r_LS--q IIX C': • N 4 FREESEIFwash to receive his discount- • ed wash, free wash, or pro- � • motional gift. You then can 1 match the codes that were used from the postcard with 1 �, ' your mailing list. With this _ he Standard 92093 information, you now have a Vacuum is our econo- customer database that you my vacuum stili giving : r„- ��-'� can use again and again. you a powerful vacuum with- .-. .. , Just send us 4-5 photos of out the graphic decals or dig- -'.••.• �` your car wash, the address, ital timers. 4 w-= and the codes generated = w� �'l.__ • 18 Gauge Stainless Steel r �= :., w •_y- ' �'V L • ;I _ from your SWIPE -N -CLEAN®, Body - _ err•• - xF COMPLIMENTARY - GIFTS FOR YOU and we will do the rest. We -- = • Fuse Protected - -�. OGTOSER 13.14 a _ - �, will design your postcard, _ �-Y • 2 Vacuum Hose and Cuff _ - - �--_ �. Y°LR"F'yty generate the demographics =-- ` - # 1 : I! 7 �"•� �ef�oa�n � - - -- •Solid State 110V Adjustable • �• NEIGRPORK000 — _ _ - ..•y . GARWASN7 - . and mailing list, combine the = _--__ - . -� Timer _-• - L list with your codes, and send -- • Test Switch them out first class mail. _ _ • Self Cleaning Filter Bag _ , •- - r IMF_ - ` %AAverage response is 4-12%, • 2 - 1.6 H.P. Vacuum Motors _ SE1FSEiiY • • • . • • • • • . • • • • • • _ , ; depending on targeted mar- Dual Latch clean Out Door _ — -- - — - - - ket. - Your Choice of Dome Color 21 r,;�if FA r-) r-jDJ�J� A marketing tool made for the business -to -business accounts. The FROGGIE FLEET' mcff Wash Program is complete with laminated cards and a promotional kit an CD, that is tilled with sample ads, letters and marketing tips to make your FROGGIE F'LEET7h4 program a success. Cards can he cvs- tomired for your prograrnlsite. There are many marketing strategies using this great feature of the SWIPE N CLEAN in promoting fleet accounts. While these accounts are primarily used for commercial accounts, you may also incorporate them into family accounts for families that have several cars .... and teenagers! System/software requirements: he SWIPE -N -CLEAN has a unique way of marketing to business accounts. FROGGIE FLEET enables car wash operators to issue wash codes to the multiple vehicle commercial businesses. It saves busi- ness owners from giving employees cash or credit cards for keeping the com- pany vehicles clean and washed. It also puts an end to employees turning in cash receipts. FROGGIE FLEET will provide employees the ability to have a totally cashless procedure. Each transaction will be stored in a computer in the equipment room where you may view it there or at a remote location. The SWIPE -N -CLEAN will give you the ability to view all trans- actions showing time, date, identity of each user and total amount spent. This gives the business owner the ability to keep his fleet clean- er and pay one monthly bill. r� of Texas Drrdy to he esed at Sparkle Car Washes �U 6839878 tainiess Vacuum Islands are very popular at today's car wash. They are attractive in design and color and are quick and easy to install. Typical masonry vacuum bases can be costly and time consuming to con- struct. Stainless steel vacuum islands arrive at your wash site ready to bold down and cap off with concrete. Vacuum anchor bolts, trash can holder, and awning pole receptacles are set in precise position. You can choose between different models combination units, sin- gle or double vacuum, decal design, awning and lettering color, trash can cover style and vending options. Custom designed to fit your location, stainless vacuum island make it easier to get even more prof- its from your wash. Single Vacuum Island Oval vacuum with Misty Fragrance and mat clamp trash can cover. The 2 -tiered vacuum base allows easier use for the handicapped. Below Oval vacuum with Hot Foam Carpet Shampooer and stan- dard trash can cover. VgUUm Fragrances You can choose up to three different scents for your fragrance machine. Trash Can Covers Trash can toppers in standard arc or "V" style with mat clamps for easy mat cleaning and shampooing. Features • Vibrant Sound with Verbal Instructions • 110 VAC Powered • Printed Receipt • Digital Keypad for Inputting User Code • Protected Card Reader • Colorful Decal for User Awareness ■ Heavy -Duty Stainless Steel Construction ■ Easy to Remember User Code • Data Reports SW1PE=N=CLE4N The First Credit Card Acceptance System for the Self -Service Car Wash The Swipe -N -Clean® at this locations is located near the vending products and bill changers for easy "one-stop" shopping. E terCard D Awnings and sig- nage that adver- V'�+ n tise the Swipe -N- SA Clean® help pro- mote it. VACUUM ISLAND INSTALLATION 2. After drilling a hole, anchor the base with 1/2" expansion bolts. 3. Insert awning pole into base. w 4. Insert coin drop tube if vault model vacuum is used. Galvanized trash bin is pre -welded in place. ENEEMEW a 23000 METERS 24000 23002 24000 Series • Indicator Light Showing "Bay Ready for Use" • Indicator Light Showing "Timer On" ■ Eight -position Rotary Switch • Electronic Coin Acceptor • Meter Heater (and Drying) Kit • Full-length Lexan Decal ■ Cam Lock • Door Gasket • Stainless Steel Meter Hull, Door and Hinge • 12" x 12" Price Sign • Size: 9 3/8"W x 141/4"H x 8" D, Weight: 21 lbs. Options & Replacement Parts ■ Door Assembly with Countdown Timer • Door Assembly with Indicator Lights ■ Eight Position Rotary Switch • Knob for Rotary Switch • Wash Down Key Switches 2300[ 230M • Sensortron"' Coin Acceptor, MultitronTM MicrocoinTM Mech- anism, or Slugbuster 10 and 110 • Wiring Harness • Commander (Remote Control for Timer) 23000 Series • 23000 Meter is 8 Position Rotary Switch and 23002 Meter is 10 - Position Rotary Switch • 23004 Meter is 10 -Position Select -N -Touch Keypad can be used with or without Swipe -N - Clean Credit Card System • Cycle Time 2000 (Countdown Timer) ■ Electronic Coin Acceptor ■ Meter Heater (and Drying) Kit • Full-length Lexan Decal • Two CAM Locks • Door Gasket • Stainless Steel Meter Hull, Door and Hinge • 12" x 12" Price Sign ■ 12" x 12" Last Coin Alert Sign • Size: 12"W x 18"H x 8"D, Weight: 32 lbs. Options • 23010 Bay Meter with "On -Off" Indicator Lights ■ 23020 Bay Meter with "On -Off" and "Last Coin Alert" Indicator Lights • MicrocoinTI Mechanism, Slugbuster 10 and 110. MultitronTM • Wash -Down Switch to Energize Motor Starter ■ Wash -Down Switch for Hot or Cold Water • Wash -Down Switch to Power Rotary Switch • Commander Remote Controller • • Replacement parts are available for all meters including different size door assemblies, rotary switches, cam lock, electronic coin acceptors, wiring harness and remote controller for count -down timer. VACUUM ISLAND INSTALLATION 11. Bolt awning to top of post 12. Prior to pouring concrete, cover vacuum base with motor oil to prevent concrete from adhering to stainless steel making clean-up easier. Pour concrete into base. 13. Trowel top to smooth finish. After the easy installation of your vacuum base, place trash cover and vacuum on base and the proper connections, and you're in business. %MOM1 ►.00n1 29 he type of membrane used in the Sparkle Spot -Free Rinse Reverse Osmosis System is a thin film composite polyimide. At optimum operating conditions, this membrane removes over 98% of the dis- solved solids in the water and nearly 100% of suspended parti- cles, which includes heavy weight metals and organic molecules (see list). A programmable con- troller on -board the unit monitors spot -free production and auto- matically cleans the membrane with a flush cycle at the correct time. This allows the Jim Coleman Company to give a three year warranty on the life of the membrane. Flow meters on the unit allow proper monitoring of the RO production and reject. Reverse Osmosis Deionization Distillation Approximate cost cents/gallon 11 21 31 41 51 61 71 81 91 101 Membrane Configuration Filtrate Core Tube Filtrate Out Concentrate 1110 1 own Inlet "7" `' Concentrate �;.-- Inlet. Membrane Envelope Membrane Feed Channel Separator R *� �► "�- Filtrate Carrier Material Filtrate Flow Membrane ` Feed Channel Separator Outerwrap Glue Seam Jr �J��J✓ J� �JJ__... Features ■ Single Electronic Coin Acceptor • Greater Coin Capacity • Single Point of Collection • Credit Card Capable • Large Capacity Keyed Vault ■ Low Voltage Power Little Tree FragrancesT^^ I Combination Vacuum and Mending Create a Great Profit Center Because their custom made, Combo Vacuum and Vending Islands can add curb appeal to your location. Easy to Install Stainless Steel Base f Ready to bolt down and fill with concrete., Expedite construction and installation. Cloth Towels Paper Towels Moist Wipe ►� SPOT=FREE RINSE Ultra Pure Water Reverse Osmosis SPOT j FREE RINSE SYSTEM Package (Based on • Stainless Steel Frame with Leveling Legs • R.O. Production and Delivery System • Thin Film Composite Membrane • Stainless Steel Control Panel ■ Computer Controlled • Flow Meters • Solenoid Valves • Automatic Membrane Flush • Low Pressure Cut-off • Low Water Level Cut-off • 1/2 HP - 1 PH Production Pump and Motor • 1 HP - 1 PH Delivery Pump and Motor Features 500 gpd) • ProCon Vane Pump • Indicator Lights • 5 Micro Pre -filter • 1 Cubic Foot Charcoal Filter • 175 gallon Polyethylene Storage Tank (31 "D x 57"H) • Spot -Free Rinse Sign • 3' x 6' Spot -Free Rinse Banner • E.T.L. Approved Optional Features • High Pressure Delivery • Automatic Bay Delivery System • Stainless Steel Arches • Extra or Larger Tanks • 1600, 3200, and 4800 gpd Systems Available CHRHGER CAWT CRRdS RCCEPTED — c; �. Straight Edge I Aztec I Wave Scallop Triangle 11 Concave Flat End Bullnose (Dome) PnLY,SMELL TRIPLESHINE Y 4 TM eZ - our customers will I � love it! PolyShell® Triple ShineTm by Turtle Waxy gives you three bright colors of foaming con- '' ditioner and one deep, long- -`.;: . - lasting protective shine! The • - ~�� unique red, blue and gold foam help in removing stub- ''. . born road grime and guards TRIPLE FOAMTBRLISH Foaming Brush The brush releases three bright and beautiful colors of foam which cus- tomers love to use. he Turtle Waxb Triple Foam Brush"' System for self -serve car washes combines three aggressive and attractive colored detergents with a patented application device. The foam brush delivers detergent that really cleans cars and looks great doing it. This show of colors will have customers coming back for more.... which means more profit for you! M Wearing car wash apparel can promote your car wash wherever you go. Shirts may change with season r� against U.V. rays. The next service is either a Clear Coat Protectant designed for clear Special Applicator A R n coat finishes or a high pres- and Bay Sign # sure spray wax. The combi- A special applicator gun is used when _ nation of the foaming condi- applying Polyshell® tioner and clear coat protec- TripleShineTM to the car along with an l � ` 5T0CN NO 'x� tant or spray wax provides a instructional in -bay, I deeper and longer lasting sign. _ m K protective shine than any product used by itself. TRIPLE FOAMTBRLISH Foaming Brush The brush releases three bright and beautiful colors of foam which cus- tomers love to use. he Turtle Waxb Triple Foam Brush"' System for self -serve car washes combines three aggressive and attractive colored detergents with a patented application device. The foam brush delivers detergent that really cleans cars and looks great doing it. This show of colors will have customers coming back for more.... which means more profit for you! M Wearing car wash apparel can promote your car wash wherever you go. Shirts may change with season r� THE MONEY MANAGER The Ultimate in Car Wash Accounting Software xelusively designed by Jim Coleman Company, the Money Manager Car Wash Accounting System puts an end to account- " ing nightmares. The Money Manager System will keep you in touch with all of your locations, allow- ing for better management and increased profits. Providing you with a computerized report, the Money Manager System gives you a complete financial account of your car wash. The system also serves as a maintenance checklist by letting you know when a changer is down or if you are low !, on coins. With the Money Manager, you will always know what is happening at your car wash location at any time, day or night. You have total manage- ment control of your business with the Money Manager. What if I have more than one location? No problem. The Money Manager is designed to give the same reliable, computerized report on all of your car wash locations. This may be done from your home computer or at your office. How often can I run reports? As often as you like. You can output a report every- day, once a week or once a month... whenever you need to. The advantage of this is that you can compare past data to current data. You will be able see when your equipment has brought in the most revenue, which will help you in marketing and pro- moting your business. Another advantage of run- ning reports any time you like is to make sure that your equipment is in service. The report will indi- cate if a piece of equipment is not working, and it will show you if your bill changers are low or out of change. The software can also be set-up to auto- matically call the sites(s) and download reports at pre -scheduled times. What all can the Money Manager System monitor? It can monitor all of your bays, vacuums, vending machines, bill changers and even doors. You can get a total bay income as well as a breakdown on each function, such as the percentage of amount of soap, rinse or wax used. Each monitored equip- ment or function will show individual totals on a current and accumulated basis, a grand total and percentage of use. By having your doors monitored you will know when your employees are at work and when they are not. How do I install the Money Manager? When purchased along with your car wash equip- ment, the system is pre -wired with the exception of your doors and vacuums. However, the Money Manager may be installed in your existing car wash equipment. The hardware on-site consists of: ■ Computer Central Process Unit • EE Prom Memory Unit • Computer Host Module • Necessary Input/Modules • 9600 Baud External Modem • Cooling Fan • Fiberglass Enclosure • Installation Manual Also needed off-site, but not included, are: • Pentium Class PC with Windows 3.X, Windows 95 or later • Printer • 9600 BPS Modem r' NCE ITt .Pal � ova CARWASHING 15 FUN! . . CLTcA� CAR now OP 1SAHAFpyCAR1base**' J AN H1 HAVE FRESH SCEs S! Jll my usr iimeriar Fragrance tnFRPSHIN' IT 11P WITHCLE, •IAT INTER14R, , FRAGRANCE FOR THAT SPOTLESS FINISH CUSTOC' see Final S ealan, MIZE YOUR SPOT -FRE RINSE OWN DAMMER ftlghelp. L%'Any of these banners can be made TRIP11SHINE with your choice of banner, graphics �• and lettering colors. REMOVES STUBBORN ROAD GRIME ti Operaling Instructions INSERT COINS TO START ISH plash -N -Dash offers low pressure Tire/engine Cleaner using a special cutting solu- tion to remove oxidized tire film and strips away engine grease and grime. High Pressure Wash ensures thor- ough cleaning, a soft -bristled foaming brush scrubs away hardened road scum. Hlgh pressure crystal clear water for a clean rinse. Finally a High -Gloss Wax to preserve and protect the finish. The equipment arrives pre -wired and plumbed, is fully assem- bled and ready to install wherever 220 volt electrical power and half inch fresh water connections are avail- able. This stainless steel ensures all weather perfor- mance in any climate provid- ing corrosion resistance, maintenance free care. . 07.74 9f■ e6ea!nNG yJ►Y fpµ INRI PIP YpUR� • CLEAR Cas>l� Dt 0001ro or That �P Final Sealant _ �II JUST WASH IT! S A HARPY CA SP SH SDA . i X% Customers or employees can easily use the single bay Splash -N -Dash System. PV1 VACO rr 1 UUMUM YOUR a 11AMONE 0 IFa .�ry� •- Tjw 4 4: ,r Operaling Instructions INSERT COINS TO START ISH plash -N -Dash offers low pressure Tire/engine Cleaner using a special cutting solu- tion to remove oxidized tire film and strips away engine grease and grime. High Pressure Wash ensures thor- ough cleaning, a soft -bristled foaming brush scrubs away hardened road scum. Hlgh pressure crystal clear water for a clean rinse. Finally a High -Gloss Wax to preserve and protect the finish. The equipment arrives pre -wired and plumbed, is fully assem- bled and ready to install wherever 220 volt electrical power and half inch fresh water connections are avail- able. This stainless steel ensures all weather perfor- mance in any climate provid- ing corrosion resistance, maintenance free care. . 07.74 9f■ e6ea!nNG yJ►Y fpµ INRI PIP YpUR� • CLEAR Cas>l� Dt 0001ro or That �P Final Sealant _ �II JUST WASH IT! S A HARPY CA SP SH SDA . i X% Customers or employees can easily use the single bay Splash -N -Dash System. PV1 VACO rr 1 UUMUM YOUR a 11AMONE 0 IFa .�ry� •- Tjw w=• -W ti ■ Operaling Instructions INSERT COINS TO START ISH plash -N -Dash offers low pressure Tire/engine Cleaner using a special cutting solu- tion to remove oxidized tire film and strips away engine grease and grime. High Pressure Wash ensures thor- ough cleaning, a soft -bristled foaming brush scrubs away hardened road scum. Hlgh pressure crystal clear water for a clean rinse. Finally a High -Gloss Wax to preserve and protect the finish. The equipment arrives pre -wired and plumbed, is fully assem- bled and ready to install wherever 220 volt electrical power and half inch fresh water connections are avail- able. This stainless steel ensures all weather perfor- mance in any climate provid- ing corrosion resistance, maintenance free care. . 07.74 9f■ e6ea!nNG yJ►Y fpµ INRI PIP YpUR� • CLEAR Cas>l� Dt 0001ro or That �P Final Sealant _ �II JUST WASH IT! S A HARPY CA SP SH SDA . i X% Customers or employees can easily use the single bay Splash -N -Dash System. PV1 VACO rr 1 UUMUM YOUR a 11AMONE 0 IFa .�ry� •- Tjw w=• -W ■ •+r a S� - wo PDJY-,r-J;jl P_.1j jr_,'_' Features • Low Pressure Tire Cleaner, Medium Pressure Pre - Soak, High Pressure Soap, Foaming Brush, Rinse, Foaming Conditioner, Clear Coat Protectant • All Stainless Steel Construction • Totally Self -Contained • Removable Pump Assembly • Model CAT 5CP2120 Pump, 4.0 GPM/1000 PSI • Brass Regulators • Automatic Chemical Mixing Tank • Fused Terminal Blocks • 3 HP 3 PH Motor • High and Low Pressure Gauge • Pre -Wired and Pre -Plumbed • Low Voltage Electric Panels • Turtle Wax Ready and Stainless Steel Concentrate Tank • Single V -Belt & Pulley • Stainless Steel Belt Guards • Easy Access to Chemicals • System Lettering and Graphic Decaling • E.T.L. Approved • Optional Bay Functions are Bug Remover, Triple FoamTM Brush, Polyshell® Triple Shine TM, and Spot -Free Rinse (Low or Medium Pressure), High Pressure Wax The stainless steel electrical wiring control panel houses the optional Money Manager Car Wash Accounting which is an essential management tool for tracking all income from your bays, vacuums and vending. Each pumping unit is equipped with a complete bay package. (Shown with optional Final Rinse and Foam Brush Signs Alternating colored awnings make a great addition to this multiple bay car wash giving it great eye appeal. Matching bay walls with unique tile design and neon lights enhance the entire wash. The low pressure control center is built with reli- able pumps that include safety check valves, air and product regulators along with liquid filled pres- sure gauges. IN -BAY SIGNS Promotional and instructional signs can enhance the look of your otherwise bare bay walls. In -bay signs can be a great marketing tool when promoting func- tions in the bay. Bay walls create otherwise unused space for dis- playing signs on pricing, warnings, instruction and direction. miii�� ........... ft� VER y far our most popu- lar model, the Super Saver Model 2500 Car Wash System is the operator's choice. Loaded with the most advanced technology in the industry , this system can deliver an outstanding performance as well as give you years of trouble-free service. The Super Saver is ideal for your multiple bay Car wash or for remodeled locations. Ordered to your specifications, this car wash system is available with optional Money Manager Car Wash Accounting System. g= rirr M —� — CLUMrwmree i ti .lam R_71 rj � dk f1r 14,73 � Rl i HYPER -CONCENTRATE rp - Nx 0 - • Fused Terminal Blocks •3HP3PHMotor 1 • High and Low Pressure Gauges • Pre -Wired and Pre -Plumbed Fafln, • Low Voltage Electric Panels ■ • Turtle Wax Ready Stainless Steel Concentrate Tank and 0 _7771t� • Single V -Belt & Pulley • Stainless Steel Belt Guards y • Easy Access to Chemicals • System Lettering and Graphic Decaling ■ E.T.L. Approved Triple FoamTM ■ Optional Bay Functions are Bug Remover, r. ,y Brush, Polyshell®Triple Shine TM, and Spot -Free Rinse (Low or Medium Pressure), High Pressure Wax I T_ 62 miii�� ........... ft� VER y far our most popu- lar model, the Super Saver Model 2500 Car Wash System is the operator's choice. Loaded with the most advanced technology in the industry , this system can deliver an outstanding performance as well as give you years of trouble-free service. The Super Saver is ideal for your multiple bay Car wash or for remodeled locations. Ordered to your specifications, this car wash system is available with optional Money Manager Car Wash Accounting System. g= rirr M —� — CLUMrwmree i ti .lam R_71 rj � dk f1r 14,73 � Rl i HYPER -CONCENTRATE rp - Nx 0 - Your car wash can really be hi -tech now with a custom designed web site. With a few of your pictures and our team of designers, we can build a site, so that you can let the world know who you are and where you are. Web sites are available in two packages .... a Standard Site Package or a Premier Site Package. The Standard Site Package is up to 10 pages with design, links, domain name registration with optional hosting fees on our server. 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