An Australian First Make Money With Just Days A Month!
- Now You Can Share The Revenue From These Amazing Coin-Operated Air Machines 24/7
- With Your Service Station Operator And Favourite Charity.
- This Is The Ultimate Win/Win/Win!
The average Coin Operated AIR machine has an expected monthly income between $150 and $700 depending upon the location. You identify, locate and install 10 x AIR machines and you are making between $1,500 and $7,000 a month. Additional 20 machines purchased over 2 years with follow up packs at wholesale prices to increase your monthly income.
Successfully launched in WA (50 machines installed) 6 Eastern State Contracts are now available to astute business owners in each state and territory in Australia.
What is it?
AIR-serv Australia Pty Ltd Coin-Operated machines are PLC digitally operated, illuminate at night and have a stainless steel cabinet with base requirements of 700 mm x 660 mm, retractable Real AIR Hose and a built-in two horsepower oil less AIR compressor, with electrical requirements of 10 amp 240 volts. They can be installed at service stations, car washes, caravan parks and other locations.
What about vandalism?
Each machine is built to extremely rugged standards to withstand the rigours of life on the forecourt and is bolted to a concrete base facility. They are highly vandal resistant with a separate lockable cash vault which is bolted to the floor. In fact, it has been found that in the roughest areas there has been the least number of vandalism problems.
How do they work?
The machines are easy to use and take $1 and $2 coins for a timed period of $1 x 4 minutes and $2 x 8 minutes. Note: Air pressure can be checked without installing coins. The machines make no demands on the forecourt staff whatsoever. Nothing to check, no need to bring in the hoses and gauge at night and nothing to count.
How safe is the Air machine?
The machines are safer than the normal free airline. As the compressors are regulated to 80 PSI maximum and this pressure is reached rapidly from the zero through the output of the compressors and not by emptying of an AIR receiver.
Does the Air machine save on electricity costs?
The AIR-serv unit consumes about a quarter of the electricity compared to the standard compressor set-up. It uses electricity only when activated and does not compress air to 150/200 PSI for storage in the receiver when the average motorist only requires AIR at 25/35 PSI, thus it is very energy-efficient. The installation of coin-operated AIR machines will result in considerable cost savings. It is estimated that the average Service Station cost of supplying free air facilities is between $250 and $1,000 per annum.
Initial Investment?
$65,000 includes fees, Start Up Package plus purchase of the white VW Caddy van. Signwriting templates provided for vehicle.
