Jet Wash Screen projects we’ve worked on recently.

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J Townsend & Son, Warton

When J Townsend & Sons asked us to build a Jet Wash Enclosure for their fuel forecourt in Warton, we were happy to help. They required an 8M x 5.6M U Shaped Jet Wash Screen at 2.4M high. The glazing frames were constructed from high grade 80.0mm x 50.0mm extruded aluminium sections with a polyester powder coated finish. The upright stanchions were constructed from 100mm x 100mm powder coated box steel section. The glazing panels of the Jet Wash Screen utilised 8.5mm Toughened Safety Glass fitted into the aluminium glazing frames. Upright stanchions were base plate fixed and bolted down into the existing concrete surface.

Our dedicated team installed the enclosure and it took only 4 weeks from design approval to completion.

Truck wash, Nantwich

Morclean asked us to design and manufacture a double height, twin sided, truck wash gantry for an agricultural supplies company in Nantwich. We produced a galvanized steel raised walkway with perforated steel tread plates and a tubular hand rail. The uprights were 120mm x 120mm square hollow section steel on 300mm x 300mm base plates. Screens are coated profiled sheeting mounted on C section.

NAP Construction, Salisbury

Nap construction contacted us about a 6M x 5M, 3M tall U Shaped Jet Wash Screen in Salisbury. The glazing frames were constructed from high grade 80.0mm x 50.0 mm extruded aluminium sections with a powder coated finish. The upright stanchions were constructed from 100mm x 100mm mild steel square hollow section and powder coated in RAL 9005. The glazing panels of the Jet Wash Screen were 11.5mm Laminated Glass. Upright stanchions to be base plate were bolted down into existing concrete surface.