The computer car wash industry has long relied on cast iron pump heads, a choice that was reasonable in the early stage with bulky structures and mature, fixed manufacturing processes. However, as car wash stations expand their operation scale and increase service frequency, the structural defects of cast iron pump heads have become increasingly prominent.
Corrosion, rusting and excessive weight bring heavy burdens in installation and maintenance, which continuously erode operational profits.Every pump head replacement leads to downtime losses that far exceed the cost of the component itself.
This is not an isolated case, but an industry-wide cost caused by inertial thinking.