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An under-body steam jet is a cleaning system designed to direct high-temperature steam at the underside of vehicles and equipment. It is used to remove oil, grease, bitumen, and other residues from hard-to-reach areas beneath the chassis. Steam loosens contamination without aggressive mechanical scraping, supporting thorough cleaning where build-up is persistent. Use should be controlled…

Wash jets cleaning underside to prevent corrosion.

Nozzles positioned beneath the chassis for automatic washing. Removes salt and debris that cause corrosion on winter fleets.

High-velocity air jet directed beneath the chassis to remove trapped dust. Used during wash-bay cleaning to prevent corrosion build-up.

Camera helping operators position nozzles and brooms.

Lance delivering low-pressure steam for cleaning under-carriage components. Effective at removing oil and tar without solvents.

Secondary filter capturing particles below PM10 size. Improves air quality and extends life of the main cyclone separator.

Guard preventing underrun collisions.

Stencil type with stiffening channels.

Drone survey to pre-plan routes and markings.