Leading-edge technology for an impeccable finish.
Istobal’s n’joyavant adds a multitude of features and flexibility to any car wash facility, adapting to the specific needs of each customer.
The n’joywash has all the necessary features to ensure a top-quality wash and is designed to completely satisfy your customers and maximise your profits.
This professional, high-pressure manual wash system is perfect for sites with limited potential for a car wash system and restricted installation space such as:
- service stations
- professional wash services
- car dealerships
- car park wash areas
Istobal n’joywash features
The n’joywash jet wash pack combines the advantage of a compact unit size for all those smaller spaces, with outstanding performance, ensuring that you receive maximum returns for the minimum of investment.
In addition, the n’joywash pack is available with either Buy-Time or Multi Programme configurations as standard.
Energy and water saving technology.
The Istobal n’joywash jet wash system reduces energy use by up to 32% through frequency converters that adjust motor speed and water pressure throughout different wash phases. This can save up to 4,300 kWh per bay annually—comparable to running ten 100W light bulbs for 180 days.
Designed with sustainability in mind, Istobal leads in eco-friendly car wash technology that reduces energy, water, and chemical consumption—cutting operating costs for wash bay owners.
The system also features Smartpulse, an award-winning high-pressure control that improves efficiency by a further 5% by automatically stopping pumps when not in use.
COMPARISON
Which uses less water – rollover car washes, jet washes or washing your car at home?
- Washing your car at home with a hose requires approximately 500 litres of water *
- High pressure jet washes systems use approximately 40 – 60 litres of water for a full program
- Rollovers car washes use approximately 160 litres of water on average for the full service and 80% of that water is reused thanks to the recycling system.
* Source Istobal and ECODES (Spanish Foundation for Development and the Environment)
