An economic and environmentally friendly solution, the DriveOn V-Tech Dry Wheel Wash unit is also very quick and easy to install.
UK law requires that operators of construction, quarry, waste and recycling plants etc must take steps to reduce the amount of contamination of the highways at site exits.
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Along with providing an economical and eco-friendly option for wheel cleaning, the DriveOn V-Tech unit is extremely robust and easy to maintain.
There’s a clause in every planning permission document stating that the contractor has to take steps to prevent mud leaving the site and contaminating the highway. And you have choices, but why a waterless, or dry wheel wash?
Why specifically Ecogreen’s waterless wheel wash? It is a unique type of rumble strip, and we believe our system to be the most effective and environmentally responsible system for the following reasons:
No water waste
No fuel waste
No water course contamination
No freezing, or icing of surfaces
No emissions
No vehicles idling, waiting
Reduced highway contamination
Reduced road sweeper hire
No water cost
No fuel cost
No site down time
No pump to hire
No generator to hire
No bowser to hire
No bund to hire
No lance to hire
No operator to pay
No disposal charges
No supervision needed
No sump to install
No breakdowns
Easy to clean
Easy to move as necessary
Next to no maintenance
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