Case study
A Sydney truck wash washing 200 trucks a week
One of our customers runs a commercial truck wash in Sydney. They wash between 100 and 200 trucks a week, they buy Green Machine by the 1000L IBC, and they switched to it from an alkaline truck wash.
In the bay
Green Machine on a Kenworth
Filmed at their site on a visit. This is a working commercial bay, not a demo.
Why they changed
From alkaline to pH neutral
They had been buying an alkaline truck wash. The problem with a single strong product across a whole yard is that not every truck is the same: painted fleet vehicles, polished alloy, chrome and plastic trims all turn up in the same queue.
Green Machine is pH neutral, so it runs as the standard wash across everything that comes through, with a separate degreaser kept for the jobs that genuinely need it.
At that volume
Roughly 7,800 washes a year is IBC territory. Fewer deliveries, less drum handling, and the same formula in every batch.
How it is set up
Green Machine as the everyday wash, Blue Punch for chassis and engines, Red Bite on the wheels.
Thinking about the same setup?
What we would ask you
How many vehicles a week, what mix of painted, alloy and chrome comes through, and whether you are set up for a drum or an IBC. That is enough for us to quote the chemical and the freight together. Read how to set up a truck wash bay or pH neutral vs alkaline first if you are still deciding.
Running a wash bay?
Ask about IBC supply
200L drums and 1000L IBCs, quoted per order with freight to your postcode.
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