HCK 200 is a coin-operated car wash and foam machine that can be operated with either tokens or coins. These types of car wash machines are commonly used at fuel stations.

These car wash machines are in high demand lately because they not only save companies from assigning personnel to each car wash machine for vehicle cleaning but also cover their own expenses, without creating additional costs for the company.

Although it is a nice advertisement to provide water to the customer's vehicle at fuel stations, in order to perform this task, the station needs to invest in a car wash machine and assign personnel to operate it. Since the operation depends on the initiative of the personnel, car wash machines can consume excessive water and energy, resulting in additional costs for the company.

The coin-operated car wash and foam machine detects the inserted coin or token from the front coin slot and operates for the duration previously set by the company. The digital display on the control panel counts the inserted coin or token and allows the user to see how many cars have been washed by the end of the day.

After inserting a token or coin, the start button of the desired washing or foam spraying function is pressed.

At the same time, this digital display shows the remaining time and duration of operation for the coin-operated car wash machine after the coin is inserted. This allows the user to manage their washing process according to the allotted time. If desired, the user can extend the time by inserting additional coins or tokens before the time runs out.

Customers who refuel their vehicles approach the car wash bay and insert a coin or token into the coin-operated car wash machine. The machine starts working, allowing the customer to wash their own vehicle.

Non-fuel customers can also use the same process to benefit from this service, thus avoiding creating additional costs for the washing stations.

When setting up a car wash machine, the company or individual can specify whether it will operate with tokens or coins, and the mechanism can be installed accordingly. If requested, both mechanisms can be present on a single machine.

The principle of coin operation is as follows: when a coin of the same denomination as the designated currency is inserted into the coin-operated car wash machine, the machine detects it and starts working. For example, if a 1 TL coin is placed in the mechanism, the coin-operated car wash machine operates with 1 TL. This system is commonly used, hence the name "1 TL coin-operated car wash machine."

Recently, car wash companies have started offering services to their customers by setting up separate bays with these machines, not just at fuel stations.

The body of HCK 200, the car wash machine that operates with 1 TL, is made of stainless steel, allowing it to be used for many years without rusting or losing its appealing appearance.

HCK 200 coin-operated car wash machines include one Italian-made high-pressure pump for car washing.

They also have the feature of recognizing counterfeit currency.