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About that they offer a fully articulated version that flips the top contour nozzle 90 degrees and from the description it says the also offer side articulation. Which from my guess means the rotate and move in and out, and about the cfm it gets close to the car with a high pressure ionized...

And also I’ve seen similar systems used in car washes

No I’ve seen those air knives used to blow of water really good stationary so imagine them getting close to the car.

I specifically talking this (https://www.laminairsystems.com/blowoff-machines) The blowoff system in question

So the story is that when the OPW first announced the cube I distinctly remember them showing that they had the spinlite cube and also a signature series cube, but when I look for the signature series cube it’s absolutely no where to be found so what I’m asking is was the signature series cube a...

No it would be constantly rotating so no need for sensors or pistons just a motor

I need manufacturer, make, model, and history if possible!!!!

Yes I know what this is. But what I’m talking about is the air amplification aspect of it aka making the dryer stronger without having to shrink the output, aka elephant ear or trunk dryer nozzles, that’s all I’m saying, I’m just asking for feedback.

Because I’ve seen custom mounted foam pods to brushes, so I’m assuming that it won’t be to hard just to get some generic water nozzle and pipe in and hook it up to your equipment room right?

If so do think there is a company or something or some other way like asking autec to modify the speed and just add a brush lube system?

To keep it simple make it have no tri foam or any other thing apart from a spray for the brushes.

But what was the first mass produced machine to have it?

I just have to know

From 0:00 to 0:12 Please someone who worked for MacNeil or someone who knows something at all PLEASES RESPOND!!!!!

ya i think your right because the machines look very similar

fair point

they say they have a 30 year history so i want to know what there first machine looked like!

so basically the idea is to create a cushion of air like the thrust pro but with out that heavy metal slab and counterweights and also be made out of cloth so as not to scratch or damage the car in any way

the phot was enhanced a little so you can see the logo better than if the photo was unedited :)

so here is the story, I was just wanting to revisit Squeaky's to try and figure out what the dryers were because last time i could not make out the logo until NOW. when i looked at the photo of the dryers closer.... it TURNS OUT that they are of all things they are GRACE-LEE dryers!!!!!!!!