Tanker geometry
Review the tank length, compartment layout, manway locations, access route and vehicle movement required at the cleaning position.
01 / Road-tanker cleaning
A project-configured station scope that coordinates interior cleaning with tanker access, positioning, drying, control and collection interfaces.

Project fit
The final arrangement follows the actual tanker, residue, operating target and available site interfaces; it is not presented as a fixed package.
Review the tank length, compartment layout, manway locations, access route and vehicle movement required at the cleaning position.
Select the cleaning medium, conditioning step, cleaning-head movement and release method around the prior cargo and target result.
Confirm whether heated-air drying, visual or sensor-based inspection, records and manual verification are part of the operating procedure.
Map drainage, wastewater, exhaust and utility connections alongside the access platform and cleaning bay layout.
Typical project sequence
The supplied workflow is a project reference. Timing, safeguards, media and final acceptance criteria are confirmed for the installation.
Position the tanker and route residual material to the agreed collection path.
Apply the selected steam or cleaning-medium preparation and establish access.
Run the programmed interior-cleaning sequence with the designated collection interface.
Complete selected drying and project-defined inspection before the tanker returns to service.
System scope
The station can combine the equipment modules needed for the agreed process and the interfaces that connect it to the wider site.
Cleaning head, lifting or travel arrangement, access sealing and project-defined movement control.
Water, steam, detergent, compressed air and selected drying equipment aligned with the process.
PLC operation, project records, wastewater collection and exhaust-treatment connections as required.
Discuss your road-tanker project
JAGUI will use the project inputs to structure the next technical discussion.