
AC and Fluid Service
Air conditioning and transmission work where the job is to remove what is in the system, not just top it up.
How the Bay Gets Specified
- Identify the refrigerantR134a and R1234yf need different stations, or one dual system machine.
- Flush before chargingRecharging a contaminated system leaves the original cooling fault in place.
- Manage the oilAn oil separator lets recovered refrigerant be reused; PAG and POE are not interchangeable.
- Exchange, do not drainA pan drain leaves most of the old fluid in the converter and cooler.
- Document the serviceMachines with a database and printer produce the record the customer asks for.
Equipment in This Solution
Every machine below is in the published range, with its own specification page.


AC700S Automatic AC Service Machine With Flushing Function
Fully automatic R134a station with flushing

AC720S Automatic AC Service Machine For R1234YF
Fully automatic R1234yf station with flushing

ATF500S Auto Transmission Fluid Exchanger & Cleaner
Touch screen ATF exchanger with model database

Automotive Transmission Fluid Exchanger & Cleaner
10 inch touch screen ATF exchanger with ±0.01L accuracy

What We Handle at Each Stage
Survey
Bay dimensions, ceiling height, slab condition and vehicle mix.
Specify
Machines matched to the constraints, with the trade-offs stated.
Drawings
Anchor pattern, slab specification and pit drawing before civil work.
Build
Built to your local voltage and frequency, then crated for container loading.
Commission
Technical support through installation, calibration and first use.
Related Guides
R134a and R1234yf What Changes in the Service Bay
Two refrigerants now share the road, and one machine cannot always serve both. Here is what actually differs and how to decide between separate stations and a dual system machine.
Why a Drain and Refill Does Not Change the Transmission Fluid
Most of the old fluid never leaves the pan. That is the problem an exchanger solves, and the reason the same complaint comes back a few months after a fluid service.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you quote the whole bay in one go?
Yes, and it is usually cheaper. Machines shipped together share the container space, which lowers the freight cost per unit.
What information do you need to specify the bay?
Bay dimensions, ceiling height, slab condition, whether the floor can be cut, your vehicle mix and your local voltage.
Do you supply the drawings before the civil work starts?
Yes. For in-ground equipment we send the foundation drawing before the pit is cut, so the pocket is right the first time.
Who installs the equipment?
Installation is carried out locally by a competent installer. We supply the drawings, the manual and technical support during commissioning.
Can we phase the purchase?
Yes. Several machines are supplied with upgrade paths, such as reserved mounting holes for an assistant arm on the ATC830 and ATC850.
Specify a AC and Fluid Service
Send the bay dimensions, the ceiling height and what you take in. We will come back with the equipment list, the price and the drawings.