[DOC] [TLE] how an automatic car wash works [PAR] You drive your car into the entrance of a long, tunnel-like bay. ... At the beginning 
of the conveyor is a device called a correlator. ... a series of wheels or rollers that 
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equipment is ... At the beginning of the conveyor is a device called a correlator. 
This is simply a series of wheels or rollers that allow the wheel of the car to slide 
sideways until it is perfectly aligned with the conveyor. Please turn your car off 
and... [DOC] [TLE] How does a Car Wash work? | Towne Lake's Car Wash & Detail [PAR] Aug 11, 2011 ... The first step is placing your car on the conveyor track. The correlator is the 
device with wheels and rollers that help align the car with ... Once your car enters 
the tunnel it passes through an infrared tunnel called eyes, which... [DOC] [TLE] Glossary of Terms | Professional Carwashing & Detailing [PAR] Correlator: In-ground device, which is a series of tubes/rollers that spin on UHMV 
bushings, found at the conveyor entrance that aligns. the vehicle wheels with a 
wash conveyor by providing a mechanism for the vehicle to slide ..... October 13, 
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wheels or rollers that allow the wheel of the car to slide sideways until it is 
aligned with the conveyor. At the beginning of the conveyor is a device called 
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is a device called correlator. This is simply a series of wheels or rollers that allow 
the wheel of the car to slide sideways until it is aligned with the conveyor. [DOC] [TLE] Automatic Carwashing in Pakista1 - Scribd [PAR] You drive your car into the entrance of a long. ... At the beginning of the conveyor 
is a device called correlator. ... This is simply a series of wheels or rollers that 
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is the term used to ... At the beginning of the conveyor is a device called 
correlator. [DOC] [TLE] Proposal Automatic Carwashing in Pakistan - Scribd [PAR] You drive your car into the entrance of a long. ... At the beginning of the conveyor 
is a device called correlator. This is simply a series of wheels or rollers that allow 
the wheel of the car to slide sideways until it is aligned with the conveyor. [DOC] [TLE] Automatic Carwashing in Pakista1 - Scribd [PAR] You drive your car into the entrance of a long. ... This is simply a series of wheels 
or rollers that allow the wheel of the car to slide sideways until it is aligned with 
the conveyor. At the beginning of the conveyor is a device called correlator. [DOC] [TLE] X [PAR] organize your daily, weekly, monthly and yearly performance. ... Are the entry 
mirrors clean and properly aligned? ... Check correlator. X ... Quarterly. Rocker 
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Question: At the entrance to this, a device called a correlator aligns your wheels with the conveyor
Answer: car wash