Final stage purification in automated vehicle cleaning facilities utilizes specialized equipment to deliver water devoid of dissolved solids. This process ensures that vehicles dry without leaving unsightly water spots. For example, a deionization system removes minerals from the water supply, resulting in a purified stream used for the final rinse cycle.
The implementation of such purification methods provides considerable advantages. It eliminates the need for manual drying, thereby reducing labor costs and increasing throughput. Historically, operators relied on chamois cloths or air dryers, but these were less efficient and could introduce scratches. The advent of purified water rinsing has streamlined operations and improved the customer experience by providing a visibly cleaner vehicle.
