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What are Steam Pressure Washers and their Uses

2012-01-13T03:12:00.000-08:00

There are steam cleaners and carpet steam cleaners – and now there are steam pressure washers. Steam cleaners provide steam output at very high temperatures to clean hard surfaces. Carpet steam cleaners are essentially carpet cleaners that provide heated output.

So, what are steam pressure washers? This post provides the answers.

Types of Pressure Washers
Pressure washing machines can be classified into three types based on their output temperature: cold water machines, hot water machines, and steam machines. Cold water machines do not have a heating element and can only accept pre-heated water. Hot water machines can raise the output temperature up to 210°F.

Steam pressure washers can provide an output temperature of 330°F, the highest for any pressure washing machine. The main advantage of these machines is that they can provide both high temperature and high pressure.

Uses of Steam Pressure Washers
Steam pressure washers from Daimer®, a reputable supplier, have a variety of uses. Machines in their Super Max™ series, such as the Super Max™ 12200, are used for heavy duty industrial degreasing, one of the hardest commercial cleaning tasks. These are also machines used for auto detailing.

Machines with high temperature output clean more efficiently and finish the job quickly. However, look got machines with low flow rates to ensure minimal water use and wastage.

To gain the maximum out of these machines, you must use a top quality product. Daimer®, a premier supplier of cleaning machines, offers sophisticated pressure washers in its Super Max™ series. For more details, visit www.daimer.com.

Pressure Washers – More about the Trailer Mounted Versions

2011-12-11T21:52:00.000-08:00

Regardless of what your specific cleaning requirements are, portable pressure washers are very popular. When it comes to industrial cleaning operations that involve maintaining vast areas, your power cleaning equipment must be portable enough to ensure high productivity and efficiency. For this reason, Daimer® offers you the Super Max™ series pressure cleaning machines in wheeled, trailer mounted and truck mounted versions.

The huge water tanks available with wheel mounted versions of pressure washers like the Super Max™ 6000 enables non-stop operation for long periods. The high-quality, stainless steel components in this power washing system come within a compact design so that you can easily mount it on the sturdy frame featuring roller wheels. The wheeled configuration also makes the power cleaner easy to maneuver.

More advanced versions of pressure washers with higher cleaner efficiencies generally feature trailer mountable configurations. The Super Max™ 12000 is an example of a trailer-mountable power cleaning machine perfectly suited to manage the tough cleaning jobs in industrial environments. The water tanks of such pressure cleaning equipment can be mounted on trucks or skids.

Unlike wheeled versions, the trailer mounted versions of pressure washers require some space so that the truck can be parked close by the application. As a result, the truck mounted are often unsuitable for maintaining indoor areas. They are, however, the best choices of maintenance professionals when it comes to managing contracted cleaning activities in industrial zones.

If portability is one main aspect that you expect in pressure washers, you must definitely check out the Super Max™ series of trailer-mountable versions available at www.daimer.com.

Powerful Pressure Washers - the Right Choice for Maintaining Restaurants

2011-10-03T02:17:00.000-07:00

Restaurants are generally popular hangouts for friends and families. It is one of the best places where people can have good food, nice drinks, and relax with small talk. To encourage these people to have more food and to visit the place more often, these restaurants must be absolutely welcoming, clean, and hygienic. However, as more people visit a restaurant, the more difficult it becomes to maintain it in pristine condition. In addition to the grime and grease in kitchens, there is also the problem of food splatters and juice spills on counters and tables. This is why restaurant maintenance demands utilizing pressure washers.

Juice stains, food particles, oil, chewing gum, chocolate and other deposits can quickly make a mess of in restaurants. Pressure washers enable operators to remove such difficult remains without resorting to harsh cleaning chemicals. For restaurant maintenance that involves eliminating stubborn stains and hardened deposits, you must use the Super Max™ series of pressure washers offered through Daimer®.

Owing to the innovative low flow rates, the Super Max™ series of pressure washers are perfect for maintaining a range of surfaces like patios and patio furniture, front entrances, and the floors and walls surrounding the building. The Super Max™ 12800 AST®, featuring pressure levels at 1000 psi with flow rates at 2 GPM, is a good choice for maintaining restaurants.

The trailer-mountable Super Max™ 12800 AST® is also powered with triple-function capabilities so it can be used for cold/hot water, and steam pressure cleaning. To learn about the complete cleaning capabilities of these pressure washers, simply visit www.daimer.com.

Tackling Marine Cleaning Jobs with Pressure Washers

2011-09-08T00:11:00.000-07:00

The challenges marine maintenance professionals face on a daily basis are completely different from the cleaning requirements in other fields. Maintaining boats and ships is among the toughest cleaning tasks out there. Oil spills and black algae can quickly turn beautiful docks into dirty, stinky, and slippery areas. To avoid this, docks need to be maintained regularly. Instead of using traditional techniques, there is now the option of using advanced cleaning machines such as pressure washers from Daimer®.

The docks of marine vessels can get messy due to a variety of reasons such as oil spills, beer spills, and leaks from fish guts, fuel tanks, or sewer tanks. To efficiently clean up such tough deposits, try using the high-grade pressure washers in the Super Max™ range from Daimer®, such as the Super Max™ 6000. Constructed from the best quality housing materials and stainless steel components, these pressure washers offer the perfect solution for easily maintaining different surfaces in boats and ships. To put it simply, you can eliminate scrubbing and wiping surfaces when using these machines.

Although steam cleaning machines possess high steam temperatures, they are not adequate for marine cleaning jobs due to low pressure levels. The tough dirt deposits generally found on ship decks cannot be washed away with low pressure levels. For this reason, maintenance professionals recommend using pressure washers like the Super Max™ 6000 that can reach pressure levels of 750 psi. This power cleaner can also attain steam temperatures as high as 330ºF, making it capable of providing excellent cleaning action. This power cleaning machine also features tri-mode configurations.

To experience how simple marine maintenance applications can really be, check out the entire range of Super Max™ pressure washers available at www.daimer.com.

Why Pressure Washers Are Best for Graffiti Removal

2011-08-25T03:25:00.000-07:00

Pressure washers are well known for their high output pressure and cleaning efficiency. These systems are widely used for difficult cleaning tasks, such as industrial degreasing. These are commonly used for relatively mild cleaning processes too, such as auto detailing and graffiti removal.

Among such jobs, graffiti removal is of particular significance. Pressure washers are the most commonly used machines for this cleaning task. This postdiscusses reasons that make these machines suitable for removing graffiti from public places and commercial buildings.

Ideal Features
When removing graffiti, one requires a machine that can provide high pressure output flow. Pressure washers from Daimer® offer the ability to exert pressure levels up to 8000 psi. Machines with such high pressure are not required for normal graffiti removal tasks. For graffiti removal, the ideal machine will have an output pressure in the range of 3000 psi.

Function
Pressure washers such as the Super Max ™ 6000, use high pressure output that blast away the dirt and impurities, making the machines suitable for removing graffiti present on walls and floors.

One needs only to check the flow rate of the machine. Flow rate is the quantity of water passed to the surface per minute. Machines with a low flow rate must be used in areas where water is scarcely available and where water run-off facilities are poor.

Daimer®, a leading distributor of cleaning equipment, offers a line of Super Max ™pressure washers ideal for removing graffiti and other application.To learn more about these machines, visit www.daimer.com.

Industrial Strength Pressure Washers and Carpet Cleaners for Industrial Cleaning

2011-08-09T02:26:00.000-07:00

Industrial pressure washers are specially designed to deal with the many challenges of industrial cleaning. These areas are not just large, they deal with some of the toughest deposits, like heavy grease. Apart from that, these areas need to be kept as clean as possible at all times to ensure maximum work efficiency. Pressure washing units are not only powerful cleaning machines, they are also fast and eco-friendly. Just as heavy-duty pressure washers are ideal for industrial cleaning jobs; industrial carpet cleaners and extractors from Daimer® are equipped to deal with the extensive rigors of industrial carpet cleaning tasks.

Industrial pressure washers must do much more than just clean effectively, they also work at making the overall cleaning experience as convenient as possible. Carpet cleaners from Daimer®’s XTreme Power® series do just this, since they come equipped with a special low water flow technology. These units rely less on water and more on the suction and extraction powers to loosen and remove different kinds of dirt and debris. In this way, the carpet will not be soaking wet after cleaning, and can take as little as two hours to dry out completely. Just as the right pressure washers can provide cleaning power that is both fast and effective, the right carpet cleaners also provide heightened cleaning efficiency.

Many industrial pressure washers use nothing more than pressurized water and heat to handle difficult cleaning tasks. Carpet cleaning units, including Daimer®’s Super Max™ 6000, are eco-friendly and do not rely on any harsh chemical cleaning agents to tackle the cleaning tasks. More information on pressure washing machines and carpet cleaning units can be found at www.daimer.com.

Pressure Washersand the Cleaning Power of Steam

2011-07-26T22:41:00.000-07:00

For heavy duty, formidable cleaning power that is also eco-friendly, steam pressure washers are the ideal choice. These units offer the most effective cleaning power in the industry by combining the abilities of pressure washing units and steam cleaning in one unit with tri-mode technology. These machines are ideal for a number of heavy-duty, industrial cleaning tasks ordinarily tackled using very harsh chemical cleaning agents. Steam pressure washers are equally adept at handling these kinds of cleaning tasks in a way that doesn’t harm the environment or leave behind any harmful fumes or traces.

Daimer® understands the unique and difficult challenges in removing various kinds of industrial sediment and debris. For instance, heavy grease is one of the most difficult deposits to remove, since it has a tendency to cling to the surface. As a result, a thin, sticky residual film may remain even after cleaning. Steam pressure washers from Daimer®, such as the Super Max™ 6000, perfectly combine the powers of pressure cleaning and steam cleaning to remove these kinds of deposits. Optimum pressure levels of 750 psi, temperature levels up to 330°F, and a flow rate of 1.4 GPM work to physically lift and wash away the deposit from the surface. At the same time, the steam works to soften and dissolve away the grease, making it easier to remove.

These steam pressure washers can remove heavy grease and a number of other deposits by simply using water. To learn more about steam pressure washers and other cleaning machines, visit www.daimer.com.

Pressure Washers – The Right Choice for Marine Applications

2011-07-10T23:13:00.001-07:00

The demands of marine cleaning applications are entirely different from other maintenance jobs. This is why boat owners or cleaning professionals generally have a hard time keeping their boats or ships in pristine condition. To prevent black algae and spills from turning the docks into slippery and unpleasant areas, you must thoroughly clean the docks on a daily basis. Other things that can mess up docks include leakages from oil, beer, sewer tanks, fish guts or fuel. Only pressure washers can help you clean off such difficult deposits in no time.

When you need to efficiently manage marine cleaning tasks, remember it is time to turn to top-grade pressure washers such as the Super Max™ series available from Daimer®. The ruggedly designed, high-performance power cleaning machines in this range are great for maintaining various surfaces in ships, boats, and other marine vessels thereby eliminating the need to scrub or wipe.

Steam cleaners are not the best options for cleaning boats primarily due to their low pressure levels. As a result, it is impossible to wash away tough dirt deposits with steam cleaning equipment. On the other hand, powerful pressure washers such as the Super Max™ 6000 can attain pressure levels of 750 psi. Such high pressure levels combined with steam temperatures of up to 330ºF endow these pressure washers with unmatched cleaning capabilities. The tri-mode functions of the Super Max™ 6000 enable it to function as a hot water pressure cleaner, a cold water power cleaner and a steam power washer.

If you own a boat and have a problems maintaining it, you must definitely check out the Super Max™ series of pressure washers at www.daimer.com.

Pressure Washers Take the Pressure off Public Cleaning

2011-06-16T01:47:00.000-07:00

Pressure washers are used for a variety of different cleaning applications, ranging from auto detailing to cleaning agricultural equipment. These units are an effective and eco-friendly alternative to many other conventional cleaning methods, particularly those that involve harsh chemical cleaning agents.

The pressure washers from Daimer® use force of pressurized water to lift and remove different kinds of sediments and deposits from a number of different surfaces. One area in which these machines have proven to be very useful is in cleaning public areas like parks and streets.

Pressure washers are perfect for the task of cleaning public areas like sidewalks, walkways, parking lots, roads, and even public transportation vehicles. These are all things that are used by hundreds of people, every single day. As a result, they not only pick up a lot of dirt and debris, but they need to be kept as clean as possible at all times.

Using chemical cleaning products is not always the best option as they often can't get rid of hardened or very stubborn sediments. Pressure washing units use the power of varying pressure levels, flow rates, and temperature options to get the job done.

Pressure washers also come in varying modes as well, each one suited to a different kind of cleaning task. For example, Daimer®’s Super Max™ 8900C-640 cold water pressure washing units can handle relatively light jobs, like cleaning indoor walkways.

Tougher cleaning tasks, like washing parking lots that are spotted with grease stains, can be better handled with hot-water units. The toughest cleaning tasks are best handled using steam pressure washing units. More information on pressure washers and their uses can be found at www.daimer.com.

Industrial Pressure Washers Work on Machines, But What about Carpets?

2011-05-18T23:22:00.000-07:00

When it comes to industrial cleaning, pressure washers are among the most popular cleaning machines that are used. Today, their popularity has increased for a number of different reasons. Because they are more eco-friendly, many companies are making the switch to pressure washing units to lessen their carbon footprint. These systems are not only effective, but they are versatile enough to be used on a range of different jobs. While light cleaning jobs can be tackled with cold water units, steam pressure washers are the optimum choice for jobs like degreasing. Just as there are specific pressure washers suited to industrial cleaning jobs, there are specific carpet cleaners to be used on carpets.

Pressure washers are far too powerful for cleaning carpets. With high pressure levels, reaching up to 8000 psi, this can surely damage carpets, rugs, and upholstery. In addition, the excessive amounts of water used will leave the carpets extremely wet, taking them a long time to dry. For this reason, pressure washers should be used for cleaning durable hard surfaces.

Pressure washers, such as Daimer®’s Super Max™ 6000, feature pressure levels of 750 psi, flow rates of 1.4 GPM, and pressure levels up to 330°F. With such high pressure levels, this machine would surely damage carpets. However, pressure washers such as this are ideal for auto detailing, cleaning walkways and buildings, and degreasing tasks.

For full carpet cleaning, Daimer® offers carpet cleaners in their XTreme Power® series. Visit www.daimer.com to learn more about these and other machines.

What Makes Steam Pressure Washers So Powerful?

2011-05-12T04:52:00.000-07:00

Pressure washers are extremely versatile and durable cleaning machines. Among these units, steam pressure washing machines are the most powerful. These are the machines that are generally used for the toughest industrial-level cleaning jobs, like heavy degreasing. There are two main reasons why steam pressure washers are so powerful. The machines from Daimer® combine the optimum cleaning powers of pressure washing and steam cleaning to create a machine that can tackle some of the toughest stains and deposits.

To understand what makes steam pressure washers so powerful, it can be helpful to look at the kind of debris they are often used to clean up. Heavy grease is something that is often difficult to remove, even with the help of harsh chemical cleaning agents. This is because heavy grease clings to the surface, often leaving behind residue that can be hard to remove. Steam pressure washing units tackle this kind of deposit in two ways. The steam works to soften and dissolve the heavy grease. The pressure and water flow works to wash away the deposit completely. In this way, even something as stubborn as heavy grease can be cleaned relatively easily with steam pressure washers. Look for machines such as Daimer®’s Super Max™ 12200 that features temperature levels up to 330°F.

A huge advantage of using steam pressure washing units is that they do not rely on harsh, chemically based cleaning agents to do the job. This is an important point to consider, especially for companies that are working to become more eco-friendly. More information on the Super Max™ series of pressure washers and other cleaning machines is available at www.daimer.com.

Using Truck-Mounted Pressure Washers for Commercial Cleaning

2011-04-28T03:12:00.000-07:00

Pressure washers are among the best cleaning machines if you want to undertake outdoor cleaning operations. Besides being tough on many types of stains, they are ideal for use on hard and rugged surfaces. Mobile pressure washing machines are, in fact, preferred for outdoor cleaning because of the many advantages they offer over other similar cleaning machines.

Truck- and trailer-mounted pressure washers are designed specifically for use in commercial establishments and industries. The cleaning areas here are widespread and involve moving the machines all over the place to achieve optimum cleaning results. Daimer® mobile cleaning machines are well known for their solid performance and durability. The Super Max™ 12200, for instance, is a mobile pressure washing machine available with Daimer®’s Long Hose Technology. This makes it possible for the machine to reach up to 300 feet away without affecting its performance.

Mobile pressure washers that can be mounted on trucks and trailers can be transported over long distances easily. They run continuously for hours and can withstand high temperatures and pressure levels. They can be run on propane, gas, diesel, or even electricity. The multiple methods of operation make it easy to use in almost any situation, regardless of the availability of a source of electricity.

Truck-mounted pressure washers best handle commercial cleaning requirements. They offer flexibility and are powerful enough to take care of the toughest of cleaning tasks in commercial establishments. Because of their highly powerful action, they can be used to remove stubborn and tough stains from commercial settings.

Visit www.daimer.com for more information about pressure washers.

Types of Mobile Pressure Washers

2011-04-03T23:11:00.000-07:00

Pressure washers can be found under various categories. These machines are classified based on their source of power, such as electric, gasoline, diesel, and propane pressure washers. In addition, there are portable machines and stationary machines. Mobile pressure washers are further divided into truck-mounted machines and wheel-attached machines. The following is a brief introduction to each of these types of machines offered by Daimer®, a reputable supplier of pressure washers.

Truck-Mounted Machines
These pressure washers, as their name suggests, can be mounted onto trucks or trailers. Manual effort is minimal for operating these machines. These machines are ideal for cleaning large areas, such as parks or large parking lots. Many cleaning companies prefer these machines for industrial cleaning.

Wheel-Attached Machines
Wheel attached machines are ideal for those needing mobility to a smaller area. These machines can be pushed around to the desired location. The manual effort required for operating these machines is higher than that for operating truck-mounted machines. Still, their low cost and ease of use make them ideal candidates for cleaning small areas.

The most important thing one must remember when buying these machines is to select the appropriate energy source. Mobile pressure washers operate mostly in outdoor locations. It is often not easy to find electric outlets in such locations. Although these machines can be used along with a generator, fuel powered machines are cordless and can more about more freely.

Look for machines in Daimer®’s Super Max™ series of pressure cleaners with detachable wheels. These machines can also be mounted onto trucks and trailers. For product details and price information of these and other cleaning machines from Daimer®, visit www.daimer.com.

Marine Cleaning With Pressure Washers

2011-03-16T21:49:00.000-07:00

Pressure washers are usually associated with high-profile hard surface cleaning or industrial cleaning. A typical example of the use of these machines is heavy-duty industrial degreasing. The main source of the power of pressure washing machines comes from a combination of pressure level and temperature settings. Sophisticated machines from Daimer® can reach pressure levels as high as 8000 psi (non-heated machines) and temperature levels up to 330°F.

The cleaning of boats and ships can be a difficult task, especially when barnacles and algae attach to the boat. Using pressure washers with powerful pressure levels can help blast away these impurities, keeping your boat clean and well maintained.

The following information provided helps you understand pressure washers for marina cleaning.

Cleaning Boats and Vessels
Keeping a boat clean and well maintained is one of the most important marine cleaning tasks. Boats and marine vessels have to be cleaned regularly. Dirt and impurities become more menacing if the surface is in regular contact with water. Almost all kinds of surfaces, wood, metal, or fiber, tend to be damaged by the combination of water and dirt.

Pressure washers can blast away dirt and impurities from hard surfaces with their high pressure output. An extremely high pressure output is not required for cleaning marine vessels. Pressure washing machines with an output pressure level of 1500 psi, such as Daimer®’s Super Max™ 9000 would be ideal for marine cleaning tasks. This machine features flow rates of 2.8 GPM and steam temperatures up to 250°F.

Daimer®, a top-notch supplier of cleaning machines, offers high-quality pressure washers for marine cleaning jobs. For more details about these machines, visit www.daimer.com.

Tackling Degreasing Jobs With Pressure Washers

2011-03-03T21:42:00.000-08:00

To serve different cleaning needs in the commercial and industrial sectors, top distributors continuously launch new versions of high pressure washers designed to simplify the most challenging tasks. Leading distributors like Daimer® now offer a truly unbelievable array of pressure cleaning machines with different features and capabilities.

For managing challenging cleaning activities, experts recommend the use of hot water pressure washers. Such pressure cleaning equipment ejects extremely hot water at temperatures that dissolves and washes away grease, oil, dirt, grime, and even tough stains in seconds. These pressure cleaners are indispensable in places like food manufacturing plants that attract a grease and oil. Using cold water based pressure washers to clean up greasy surfaces can result in a lot of extra work for the clean up staff. This is because the using cold water results in the grease hardening into clumps. Scrapping these greasy clumps, then take a lot of time and effort.

For that perfect pressure washing machine that will help you tackle demanding degreasing jobs, the Super Max™ 12800 AST® supplied by Daimer® would be a great choice. This trailer-mounted power cleaner can attain pressure levels of 1000 psi and flow rates of 2 GPM. It also features tri-mode capabilities that help it function as a cold water power washer, hot water power washer (210°F), and steam pressure cleaner (330°F). Best of all, these pressure washers offer excellent cleaning capabilities on diverse surfaces such as sidewalks, driveways, concrete, brick, stainless steel, stone, and industrial equipment.

If you would like to know more about how these pressure washers can help with degreasing activities, visit www.daimer.com.

How to Select Pressure Washers to Clean Restaurants

2011-02-09T21:30:00.001-08:00

Pressure washers are among the most powerful and convenient tools for grease removal. In restaurants, cafeterias, fast food, and other commercial kitchens, accumulation of grease, proteins, sugars and other food residue is a major concern. Ensuring complete hygiene without introducing toxic chemical cleaning liquids becomes easier if you use one of Daimer®’s power washers with advanced features.

Daimer® sells a range of commercial and industrial pressure washers designed to take on tough grease, organic matter, dirt, and food particles. If there is adequate drainage indoors, these machines can be used to clean floors, counters, refrigerators, bathrooms, and cleaning equipment. However, because pressure cleaners often use large amounts of water, they are commonly used in outdoor areas for cleaning decks, patio furniture, and building exteriors. Pressure washers with grease removal capabilities have pressure levels ranging up to 3500 psi and temperature levels up to 330°F.

Daimer®’s pressure washers may be portable or stationary. Invest in a stationary machine for working within a limited area. The Super Max™ 15400 is an electric pressure washer that has a pressure level of 700 psi, ideal for lighter cleaning. Along with temperature levels of 330°F, this machine includes cold water, hot water, and steam temperature output.

For tasks that cover various areas, you may prefer a mobile pressure washing machine for greater convenience. The Super Max™ 6000 has an electric motor and a pressure level of 750 psi, with very high steam temperature of 330°F.

Daimer® also offers various technologies for electric pressure washers. These include AST® (Automatic Shut-Off Technology™) and Long Hose Technology, both of which enhance the use of electric powered machines. Visit www.daimer.com for more information on these products.

Steam Pressure Washers Cut Through the Toughest Cleaning Jobs!

2011-01-25T21:27:00.000-08:00

Steam pressure washers are among the most powerful cleaning machines available for eliminating tough dirt and grease from hard surfaces. Ordinary hot water pressure washing systems are usually ideal for commercial applications, including cleaning outdoor patios and furniture. However, there are areas that require the power of steam for removing grease and tough, difficult stains. Industrial areas are notorious for having extremely demanding cleaning jobs that include heavy grease removal. This is why Daimer® offers a line of pressure washing systems in their Super Max™ series that are ideal for industrial cleaning jobs.

Industrial areas have unique challenges that these pressure washers need to deal with They must be able to tackle tough industrial deposits effectively. Steam pressure washing machines combine the force of high pressure levels with the cleaning power of steam. In this way, deposits like heavy grease are removed with a combination of force as well as heat, which helps to soften and dissolve grease, enabling easy removal. Many of these pressure washers are incredibly versatile as well, operating as tri-mode machines. Such systems as Daimer®’s Super Max™ 12820 can operate as a cold water, hot water, and steam pressure washer with temperature levels reaching up to 330°F. Combined with pressure levels of 1500 psi and flow rates of 3 GPM, the 12820 is often used for cleaning factory floors and machinery where grease is often present.

Those cleaning industrial areas also need to be careful about the cleaning solutions exposed to surfaces and the environment. Excessively harsh chemical cleaning solutions can leave behind toxic traces that can cause corrosive damages. They are also harmful for the environment and are best avoided by companies looking to be more eco-friendly. Steam pressure washers can effectively clean a number of areas without harsh solutions. To learn more about pressure cleaners, visit www.daimer.com.

Pressure Washers for Removing Grease

2011-01-21T01:16:00.000-08:00

For removing heavy layers of grease, pressure washers are the most effective tool. Pressure washers utilize water sprayed at high pressure to remove dirt. In non-heated machines, water at room temperature is used for removing mud, plant sap, sugars, and similar materials from concrete, metal, glass, wood, tiles, granite, marble, ceramics, and enamel surfaces.

However, when it comes to removing heavy layers of grease, a heated pressure washer is recommended. Hot water is the most inexpensive degreaser. Heat melts the grease, which is then washed away with water. In addition to grease, Daimer®’s industrial and commercial pressure washers remove wax, paint, graffiti, oil-based chemicals, emulsions, varnish, and similar materials from hard surfaces.

Daimer® offers different types of pressure washing machines for degreasing. The Super Max™ 7000 is an electric machine with temperatures as high as 330°F and pressure levels of 1000 psi, suitable for car wash services. The Super Max™ 12300 is one of Daimer®’s powerful mobile electric pressure washers. It features pressure levels as high as 3000 psi and tri-mode capabilities with steam temperatures up to 330°F.

Daimer® also sells low-flow pressure washers that use minimal water but remove the most difficult grease, stains, and dirt. Such machines as the Super Max™ 6120SCW have flow rates as low as 0.5 GPM, and moderate pressure levels of 1000 psi. The high steam temperature (up to 310°F) and high pressure levels provide a powerful degreasing combination.

Pressure Washers for Cleaning Restaurants and Food Courts

2010-12-19T22:45:00.000-08:00

To maintain the cleanliness of your restaurant, invest in powerful commercial pressure washers from Daimer®. Pressure washers are ideal for cleaning outdoor areas surrounding the restaurant, such as the parking lot, patio, sidewalks, dumpsters, and other places.

While steam cleaners are often helpful for cleaning indoor areas and sanitizing surfaces, they are not ideal for cleaning buildings, decks, patios, and other outdoor areas. Pressure washers from Daimer®, such as the Super Max™ 6000, feature temperatures as high as 330°F. This model includes moderate pressure levels of 750 psi, and is therefore safe to use on both outdoor furniture and patios. This machine will also remove dirt from floors faster and more effectively than a broom or mop.

You may require pressure washers with higher pressure levels for cleaning outdoor areas, depending on the amount of dirt and grease. Parking spaces and sidewalks, for example, gather large amounts of grease, oil, and soot. The Super MaxTM 12840 features pressure levels as high as 2000 psi. It uses cold water for rinsing off loose dirt, and can also use heated water for degreasing and blasting away grease and chewing gum.

A cleaning solution can greatly enhance the cleaning effectiveness of a machine. Daimer® supplies eco-friendly detergents and stain, odor, and dirt removal liquids for commercial and industrial use.

When using pressure washers to clean an outdoor area, use green cleaners such as the Eco-Green® Multi-Purpose Hard Surface Cleaner. This solution cleans stone, enamel, ceramic, fiberglass, metal, and other hard surfaces. Visit www.daimer.com to find out more about Daimer®’s pressure washers and detergents for cleaning restaurants.

Pressure Washers with Multiple Features

2010-12-07T01:02:00.000-08:00

While pressure washers are known for their exceptional cleaning abilities, there are some technologies available that help the operator clean more effectively and quickly than others do. For commercial areas, most people prefer systems with multiple functions. This is why pressure washers that operate in cold, hot and steam modes are so popular.

In addition to these features, Daimer® offers pressure cleaners with both Automatic Shut-Off Technology™ and Long Hose Technology. Combined, these features offer maximum mobility for electric pressure washers to help get the job done.

Machines with these technologies are available in Daimer®’s Super Max™ series. One such machine, the Super Max™ 15500 AST, features pressure levels of 1000 psi, flow rates of 4 GPM, and tri-mode temperature options reaching up to 330°F. In addition, it features Daimer®’s AST® technology to help reduce wear and tear on the machine. This feature works by automatically shutting off the machine when there is no output through the trigger gun for 30 seconds. The operator can turn the machine back on again by using the trigger gun.

Commonly used along with AST® technology is Daimer®’s Long Hose Technology. With this feature, machines such as the Super Max™ 15500 AST® can reach up to 300 feet away without compromising on pressure or cleaning capabilities. This is helpful for stationary, electric machines that cannot move freely across large areas.

Using quality pressure washers for commercial cleaning applications can greatly help keep the area clean. If cleaning chemicals are needed for additional power, Daimer® offers Eco-Green® green cleaning chemicals as a safe alternative to toxic solutions. For more information on these products and technologies, visit www.daimer.com.

Pressure Washers – Benefits of Stationary Cleaning Machines

2010-11-28T22:38:00.000-08:00

Pressure washers can be used for cleaning operations in commercial and industrial settings where the need for powerful cleaning machines are often required. Daimer® offers a wide range of choices, each known for their superior performance, reliability, and versatile cleaning action.

Daimer® provides some of the most advanced pressure washers for use in places such as service stations, schools, garages, restaurants, and parking lots. The Super Max™ series of cleaning machines from Daimer® features some of the best stationary cleaning machines. The Super Max™ 15500, for instance, is a stationary pressure cleaner powered by electricity and is capable of generating pressure levels of 1000 psi, flow rates of 4 GPM, and temperature levels up to 330˚F, providing advanced cleaning in almost any type of situation.

Stationary pressure washers are available for undertaking tough cleaning operations. They are versatile because of their ability to run on natural gas, propane, diesel, oil, or kerosene. Machines such as the Super Max™ 15500 are tri-mode machines, which can be used with hot water, cold water, or steam to get the best cleaning results on almost any surface. The non-heated option is ideal for light cleaning, while the hot water and steam options provide advanced cleaning for applications such as degreasing and removing tough oily stains from industrial flooring and machines.

Stationary cleaning machines are rugged, strong, and can be used for continuous cleaning related to demanding industrial operations. Daimer® also offers Long Hose Technology for electric pressure washer machines. This allows the operator to use the machine up to 300 feet away without losing pressure or having to move the machine. In addition, AST®, or Automatic Shut-Off Technology™, will turn the machine off when there is no output through the scatter gun for 30 seconds. This helps reduce wear and tear on the machine. For machine's with this technology, look for the AST® designation, as with the Super Max™ 15500 AST.

Visit www.daimer.com for more details on stationary pressure washers and their applications.

Tips to Purchase Pressure Washers for Car Detailing

2010-11-17T22:48:00.000-08:00

Although many people associate pressure washers with heavy duty industrial cleaning, these machines have a number of other uses as well. Take, for instance, auto detailing. There are specially made pressure washers with lower pressure levels and flow rates ideal for auto detailing applications. The following are a few tips on how to choose pressure levels and flow rates for exceptional cleaning results.

Pressure Level

Pressure washers can provide an output pressure up to 8000 psi. However, such high pressure levels are not required for auto detailing. In fact, the pressure level of these machines should not exceed 1500 psi. Pressure levels above 1500 psi can damage the vehicle, causing dents, scratches, and paint chipping.

Flow Rate

The flow rate indicates the quantity of water passed through the output of the machine in a minute. It is expressed in gallons per minute. Normally, flow rate goes up as the output power increases. For car detailing, pressure washers with low flow rate are ideal. Such machines use minimal water for effective cleaning where water supply or drainage facilities are limited. This is particularly useful in the case of mobile auto detailing, where professionals do not detail within their facility.

What facilitates effective cleaning without harming vehicle surfaces is the inclusion of heat, alongside moderate pressure levels. Wet steam output is preferred for auto detailing, as it rapidly dissolves the most stubborn residues for quick and easy removal.

Daimer®, a top supplier of cleaning machines, offers specialized pressure washers for car detailing. The Super Max™ 6120SCW features pressure levels of 1000 psi, flow rates of 0.5 GPM, and steam temperatures of 300°F. In addition to the 6120SCW, any of Daimer®'s Super Max™ powerful pressure cleaners can be used to detail automobiles, given that the pressure level is at or below 1500 psi. For more information and price details of this machine as well as many others, visit www.daimer.com.

Pressure Washers – For Commercial Cleaning

2010-11-16T01:28:00.000-08:00

When it comes to cleaning commercial or industrial establishments, pressure washers are the ideal choice. The heavy-duty cleaning action required in a commercial setup can be easily done by employing pressure washing equipment, as they combine quality and effectiveness to provide superior cleaning action.

If you are looking for durability and superior cleaning, then Daimer Industries® has some of the best pressure washers available to do the job for you. For example, the Super Max™ 12500 PE is a powerful cleaning machine that can out carry commercial cleaning operations with a high degree of efficiency. With three temperature settings that can reach as high as 330˚F, pressure levels of 3000 psi, and a flow rate of 5 GPM, these pressure cleaners are designed to perform the toughest cleaning task with complete ease.

These machines are very effective on stubborn oil stains, grease, dirt, and grime, commonly found in commercial settings like factory floors and machinery. The Super Max™ 12500 PE runs on propane and is therefore easy to use in most settings. You do not have to worry about locating an electricity source while using these pressure washers for exterior cleaning.

Electric pressure washing machines are also available for heavy-duty commercial cleaning. Machines like the Vapor-Flo® 8475 have dual-mode operations. They can use both hot and cold water for extensive commercial cleaning. Temperatures can reach as high as 205˚F to dissolve dirt, grime, and grease. Electricity is used to power the machine and heat the water. This gives operators an added convenience while handling such equipment, though operation near a source of electricity is required.

Visit www.daimer.com to know more about pressure washers and their commercial applications.

Tips To Buy Pressure Washers for Service Stations

2010-11-08T00:48:00.000-08:00

Pressure washers are helpful machines when it comes to cleaning gas and service stations. These machines can provide an output pressure of up to 8000 psi, depending on the model. For added cleaning power, some of the latest machines can give an output temperature up to 330°F, as well. For the reason that such high steam temperatures greatly increase cleaning power, such machines have maximum pressure levels of 3500 psi.

In the face of the wide variety of options available, choosing a pressure washer machine for cleaning gas and service stations can be challenging. One must choose the right machine to get the best results. The following are some useful tips to choose pressure washers for cleaning service stations.

Opt For Steam Output
Pressure washers are classified into three categories based on the output temperature: Cold water machines, hot water machines, and steam machines. Cold water machines provide the output at room temperature. Hot water machines offer an output temperature of 210°F, and steam pressure washer equipment give an output temperature of 330°F. Steam temperatures offer the greatest cleaning power, enabling operators to dissolve even the most stubborn grease and oil markings on concrete and other surfaces.

Machines with steam capabilities can also be purchased as tri-mode machines, meaning they can be used as all three temperatures for a much wider range of cleaning applications.

Flow Rate
For cleaning gas and service stations with limited drainage facilities, pressure washers with low flow rate are often preferable. Machines from Daimer®, such as the Super Max™ 6120SCW, are commonly used for auto detailing vehicles and cleaning floors of service areas. With steam capabilities of 300°F and low flow rates of 0.5 GPM, operators can easily tackle tough cleaning tasks without flooding the area.

However, low flow rates are often not necessary in service stations and repair shops with proper indoor drainage or in the outdoor facilities of gas stations. If runoff down storm drains is not a concern, consider the Super Max™ 7000, a robust tri-mode pressure cleaner with pressure levels 1000 psi, a flow rate of 2.5 GPM, and steam temperatures up to 330°F.

Daimer® also offers green cleaning chemicals in their Eco-Green® line for additional power and non-toxic cleaning capabilities. Daimer®, a top supplier of cleaning machines, offers steam pressure washers and other cleaning machines and green chemicals of the highest quality. For more details, visit www.daimer.com.

Pressure Washers – The Magic of High-Pressure Cleaning

2010-11-02T00:03:00.000-07:00

Pressure washers are used to remove dirt and grime from hard surfaces. They operate using high pressured water to blast away dirt and other impurities from such places as sidewalks, parking lots, vehicles, and more.

It is important to select the right pressure washers to make the cleaning process more effective. For instance, eliminating grease from machinery requires a pressure washer with steam output for melting and blasting away the grease from the surface. Other applications, such as auto detailing, require a pressure washer that does not exceed 1500 psi to ensure safety of the vehicle surface.

Daimer Industries® is a leading supplier of pressure washers and retails a wide range of machines for various cleaning applications. For example, the Super Max™ 12820 pressure cleaner uses pressure levels of 1500 psi and a low flow rate of 3 GPM to provide the most effective cleaning solutions for a variety of hard surfaces such as concrete and industrial floorings, as well as automotive exteriors. Steam temperature levels up to 330°F also help eliminate grease from factory machinery. For enhance versatility for a range of different applications, the 12820 can operate in hot water and cold water temperature modes, as well.

The Super Max™ 6120SCW is another powerful pressure washer tailored specifically towards cleaning vehicles. It features a pressure level of 1000 psi, flow rates of 0.5 GPM, and steam output to dissolve dirt, grease, bugs, bird droppings, tree sap, host of other deposits. The 6120SCW is an ideal machine for auto detailing because it safely eliminates residues from various parts of a vehicle’s exterior.

Visit www.daimer.com to learn more about pressure washers and their various applications.

Things to Consider When Purchasing Pressure Washers

2010-10-31T23:19:00.000-07:00

Many people who purchase pressure washers look for certain features when selecting a machine. The most common features looked at are pressure level, flow rate, temperature, and technologies present. Choosing the right machine based on these specifications will help complete cleaning jobs quickly and effectively.

While specifications are important, the hardware within the machine should be recognized as well. The quality of the hardware parts determines the durability of the machine. The following are some tips for choosing durable pressure washers.

Strong Material

Pressure washer equipment should be constructed from sturdy materials. The output pressure of top pressure washers can be as high as 8000 psi, though pressure levels are often lower for steam or tri-temperature machines as the high temperatures provide unmatched power. The body of the machine should be strong enough to withstand exposure to both high-powered and high temperature output. The buyer should ensure that the housing and cabinet of the machine should be made of powder-coated steel to help protect against chips and chemicals.

Components

Quality pressure washers should have long lasting components, as well. For example, hoses are exposed to high pressure water running through them. If the hose is not constructed of durable materials, it will wear out quickly. Good machines have hoses made of wire-reinforced rubber. Hoses with two coatings of wire reinforcement are often preferred.

Daimer®, a well-known supplier of cleaning machines, offers high quality pressure washers with steel powder-coated housing and wire-reinforced rubber hoses in their Super Max™ series. For more details about these machines, visit www.daimer.com.

Uses of Pressure Washers in Restaurants

2010-10-25T06:14:00.000-07:00

Two types of hard surface cleaners are used in restaurants: pressure washers and steam cleaners. Although both these machines are hard surface cleaners, they are ideal for different cleaning applications. Most professionals prefer using pressure washers for outdoor cleaning, as steam cleaners lack the pressure levels and power needed to clean such large areas and porous surfaces.

Each of these machines has its own advantages. Below is an overview of the main uses of pressure cleaners for restaurant cleaning.

Cleaning Pavement and Parking Lots

Pressure washers are preferred for cleaning outdoor areas such as building exteriors, parking lots, sidewalks, and other types of pavement. These machines pump water output at reasonably high pressure levels and flow rates onto concrete surfaces. This washes away the dirt, impurities, and stains present on the porous surface.

Machines, such as Daimer®’s Super Max™ 12300, feature pressure levels of 3000 psi, a flow rate of 5 GPM, and tri-mode temperature options, ideal specifications for removing tough stains from concrete surfaces. This means the 12300 can utilize cold water at room temperature, hot water at 210°F, and steam temperatures of 330°F to match the demands of the application at hand. When using pressure washers, it is important to make sure the surface can withstand such high pressure levels. This is usually not a concern when cleaning outdoor concrete surfaces, but can present a problem when cleaning indoors.

Cleaning Dining Hall and Kitchen

For those with adequate indoor drainage, pressure cleaners can be used indoors as well. Machines with excessive amounts of grease can be cleaned using tri-mode pressure washers, such as the Super Max™ 12300. Dirty floors can be cleaned as well. For areas without proper drainage, Daimer® offer pressure cleaners with low flow rates to minimize the water output used.

Daimer®, a top supplier of cleaning products, offers excellent pressure washers. For more information, visit www.daimer.com.

Why Pressure Washers Are Best for Cleaning Metal Surfaces

2010-10-21T04:43:00.000-07:00

Pressure washers are used for cleaning a wide range of hard surfaces. Operators use them for such applications as industrial degreasing, auto detailing, and cleaning metal grills. Pressure washers are powerful machines capable of eliminating tough dirt and grease from metal surfaces, and for this reason, they are widely used in the industrial sector.

Efficient Cleaning

Pressure washers have a high output pressure level, reaching up to 8000 psi. However, for cleaning metal parts, heated machines with pressure levels of around 3000 psi are more suitable. Even though the pressure levels are lower than some cold water systems, heated machines offer superb results associated with heightened cleaning power of hot water and steam.

Heated machines, such as Daimer®’s Super Max™ 12300, include pressure levels of 3000 psi and tri-mode capabilities for a variety of cleaning applications. With non-heated output at room temperature, hot water output at 210°F, and steam output at 330°F, operators can choose which setting is best for the cleaning application at hand. It is important to make sure the metal surface is durable enough to withstand high pressure levels. For example, pressure levels of 1500 psi or lower are recommended for safe cleaning of automobiles, where higher pressure levels can cause damage.

Lastly, it is important to use pressure washers from quality suppliers, such as Daimer®. High quality composition lends itself to prolonged machine life and enhanced durability for use in the most demanding applications. For more details about the advanced pressure washing machines by Daimer® and other cleaning products Daimer® offers, visit www.daimer.com.

Pressure Washers – Machines for Outdoor Applications

2010-10-18T01:13:00.000-07:00

Pressure washers are ideal machines for undertaking cleaning applications in outdoor operations. These washers can be used on hard, rugged surfaces to achieve optimum cleaning results. They are tough on difficult stains and are both highly effective and reliable, especially if the machines are from reputable suppliers like Daimer® — a premier retailer of quality cleaning machines.

Mobile pressure washers are ideal for cleaning outdoor areas and for undertaking operations like cleaning streets, parks, and sidewalks. There are many options available when you are looking to buy a mobile cleaning machine. Machines powered and operated by fuel such as propane, diesel, or gasoline, are ideal if electrical sources are not available outdoors.

If electric pressure washers are preferred, they can be operated outdoors using extension cords and/or long pressure hoses or with a generator if electric outlets are not available. They are also suitable for cleaning indoors, as there are no toxic fumes released during the cleaning process. In addition, they are less noisy than fuel powered machines.

When purchasing a pressure washer, customers must choose between stationary or mobile machines. If the cleaning is confined to one area, a stationary machine is suitable. For areas covering large amounts of land over various areas, choose mobile pressure washers. Mobile machines can be either trailer or truck mounted for easy mobility. Daimer® also offers machines in their Super Max™ series, such as the Super Max™ 12000 series, with Long Hose Technology, allowing the machine to reach places up to 300 feet away without any loss in power

Visit www.daimer.com for comprehensive details on pressure washers and their varied applications.

Pressure Washers Made for Industrial Heavy Duty Degreasing

2010-10-14T03:43:00.000-07:00

When it comes to cleaning operations that involve heavy-duty cleaning, pressure washers complete the job effectively and quickly. They combine quality, durability, and effectiveness to deliver the best cleaning results in an industrial or commercial environment.

Daimer Industries® offers some of the best pressure washers designed to undertake a wide range of cleaning operations. The Super Max™ 12500 PE WS is a powerful cleaning machine that can provide temperatures up to 330˚F, a flow rate of 5 GPM, and pressure levels of 3000 psi. This machine acts on the most stubborn of dirt, grime, and oil stains in almost any commercial or industrial setting. For added versatility, the 12500 PE is dependable in almost any setting as it is powered by propane. This ensures that users can reach remote applications without carting along a generator or worrying about having a source of electricity nearby. However, fuel powered machines can generate exhaust, thus they should only be used indoors when placed in a well ventilated area or outside while the operator uses long hoses to reach the desired application.

Daimer® also has a wide range of electric pressure washers for heavy-duty industrial cleaning. The Vapor-Flo® 8475 is a versatile electric pressure washer, which has dual mode operations: hot and cold water. Hot water has the power to dissolve and dislodge stubborn dirt and stains on contact. Water temperature from electric pressure washers in the Vapor-Flo® series can reach up to 205˚F, making them perfectly capable of handling tough commercial and industrial applications.

This machine offers convenience in operation as powering and heating the machine is done from the same source. The electric pressure washer machines are eco-friendly, as they do not emit exhaust or fumes, and can be used with Daimer®’s green cleaning solutions in their Eco-Green® series of cleaners. They are housed in stainless steel and designed for rigorous commercial and industrial applications.

Visit www.daimer.com for more details on pressure washers and the latest electric pressure washers.

Tips To Buy Electric Pressure Washers

2010-10-12T04:17:00.000-07:00

Electric pressure washers derive their power from electricity. Although they can be heated by electricity as well, many still require the use of fuel such as diesel, gasoline, or propane to heat the water. Because of this, many people may become confused as to which machine is best for their needs. The following are a few tips on how to select electric pressure washers.

Heating Methods

An electric powered machine can be heated by electricity or fuel. Generally, machines heated by electricity offer lower overall pressure levels and can only provide hot water output. However, the convenience of these systems is what sets them apart. Electric powered, fuel heated machines, on the other hand, can reach pressure levels up to 3000 psi with high steam temperatures up to 330°F. However, these systems do not afford users the simplicity of only one source of energy to power and heat the machine.

Pressure Levels and Temperature

Electric powered and heated machines can produce both cold water and hot water output up to 210°F. Pressure levels can reach up to 2175 psi. Output pressure and temperature are two important specifications to look for when purchasing electric pressure washers. If not taken into careful consideration, higher pressure levels can damage certain surfaces. In many instances, high pressure levels and temperature settings may not even be needed for cleaning. When this happens, green cleaning chemicals, such as Daimer®’s Eco-Green® series of cleaning solutions, can be used to boost cleaning power.

When to Select Electric Pressure Washers

Electric pressure washers have many advantages. For example, they produce no exhaust fumes like fuel-powered machines and they offer a much quieter operation. These features make them excellent machines for indoor cleaning. However, if there are electrical outlets or a generator nearby outdoors, electric machines can be used for exterior cleaning as well.

As previously mentioned, machines heated by fuel have the additional option of including steam output. This temperature reaches up to 330°F. There are also many tri-mode machines, which offer cold water, hot water, and steam output. If the machine will be constantly transported to different areas and there is no guarantee of an electrical outlet being present, fuel powered machines may be the best option. Daimer® also offers machines with Long Hose Technology, allowing the operator to reach places up to 300 feet away by using long hoses. This means the fuel powered machine can be left outside, while the cleaning is done indoors.

It is important to choose electric pressure washers from top suppliers such as Daimer®. Choosing machines made from quality parts will ensure the product is up to the task. For more information, visit www.daimer.com.

A Guide to Buying Electric Pressure Washers

2010-10-11T02:14:00.000-07:00

Electric pressure washers have a number of uses, especially for indoor cleaning. The advantages of these machines are appealing to many users. They do not produce any exhaust, which makes them safe for indoor cleaning. They operate much quieter than fuel powered machine, which is useful if there are employees, customers, and guests in the building while the cleaning process is being done. In addition, they are often cheaper to run because they do not require any fuels for powering or heating.

All these advantages make electric pressure washers attractive to many potential buyers. However, features and specifications must also be considered before purchasing an electric pressure washing machine. The following advice will help in deciding which machine is best for you.

All Electric or Partially Electric?

There are two types of electric pressure washers: those both powered and heated by electricity and those powered by electricity, but heated by fuel. Both systems offer safer use due to limited or no exhaust production. However, if a fuel powered machine is necessary, as in areas where electricity is not available, Daimer® offers Long Hose Technology that helps operators reach up to 300 feet away without moving the machine. This means the pressure cleaner can be left outside, where there is adequate ventilation, while the work is completed indoors.

Features and Specifications

It is important to consider both pressure level and temperature settings when purchasing a machine. Light cleaning jobs can be completed with non-heated machines and moderate pressure levels. However, for industrial degreasing jobs, steam pressure washers with temperatures up to 330°F are ideal. Tri-mode machines, such as Daimer®’s Super Max™ 7000 powered by electricity and heated by fuel, are the most versatile and are capable of acting as cold water, hot water, and steam pressure washers. Daimer® offers many of their machines with low flow rates, which are useful for indoor areas with little drainage. For stubborn cleaning applications, try Daimer®’s Eco-Green® line of green cleaners. They are safe, non-toxic alternatives to harmful chemicals.

Daimer®, a premier distributor of cleaning machines, offers a large selection of pressure cleaners for commercial and industrial cleaning. Further details about these machines can be found at www.daimer.com.

How to Use Pressure Washers to Remove Graffiti

2010-10-04T03:37:00.000-07:00

Pressure washers are ideal for several outdoor applications. These machines are used for cleaning pavement, parks, stadiums, and removing graffiti.

Removing Graffiti

Most people use spray paint when drawing graffiti on buildings and other surfaces. This paint often soaks deep into the surface of the wall, making it difficult to completely remove. Scrubbing may remove a small amount from the surface, but leave behind paint that has penetrated deep into the wall or floor.

When removing graffiti, workers tend to rely on the power of pressure washers. These machines have extremely high pressure levels with the capability of reaching as high as 8000 psi. In addition, Daimer®, a reputable supplier of pressure cleaners, retails green cleaning solutions ideal for graffiti removal, such as Eco-Green® Graffiti Remover.

How Do the Pressure Washers Work?

Daimer®’s Super Max™ series offers everything from cold water pressure cleaners with pressure levels up to 8000 psi to steam pressure washers with temperature levels up to 330°F. Using a heated machine, such as a hot water or steam pressure cleaner, can more readily dissolve and loosen deeply embedded dirt and stains caused by graffiti. One such machine, the Super Max™ 12820, has pressure levels of 1500 psi and temperature setting reaching 330°F. This tri-mode machine can function as a cold water, hot water, or steam pressure washer, tackling all types of graffiti.

How to Choose Machines

Public works departments and maintenance companies never compromise on the quality of pressure washers. Quality made machines will help you get the job done quicker and more effectively. Pressure washers from Daimer®, a premier distributor of cleaning products, are a favorite among a majority of workers. For more information, visit www.daimer.com.

Tips To Buy Electric Pressure Washers

2010-09-27T23:50:00.000-07:00

Electric pressure washers derive their power from electricity. Although they can be heated by electricity as well, many still require the use of fuel such as diesel, gasoline, or propane to heat the water. Because of this, many people may become confused as to which machine is best for their needs. The following are a few tips on how to select electric pressure washers.

Pressure Levels and Temperature

Electric powered machines can produce both cold water and hot water output up to 210°F. Pressure levels can reach up to 2175 psi. Output pressure and temperature are two important specifications to look for when purchasing electric pressure washers. If not taken into careful consideration, higher pressure levels can damage certain surfaces. In many instances, high pressure levels and temperature settings may not even be needed for cleaning. When this happens, green cleaning chemicals, such as Daimer®’s Eco-Green® series of cleaning solutions, can be used to boost cleaning power.

When to Select Electric Pressure Washers

Electric pressure washers have many advantages. For example, they produce no exhaust fumes like fuel-powered machines and they offer a much quieter operation. These features make them excellent machines for indoor cleaning. However, if there are electrical outlets or a generator nearby outdoors, electric machines can be used for exterior cleaning as well.

Machines heated by fuel have the additional option of including steam output. This temperature reaches up to 329°F. There are also many tri-mode machines, which offer cold water, hot water, and steam output. If the machine will be constantly transported to different areas and there is no guarantee of an electrical outlet being present, fuel powered machines may be the best option. Daimer® also offers machines with Long Hose Technology, allowing the operator to reach places up to 300 feet away by using long hoses. This means the fuel powered machine can be left outside, while the cleaning is done indoors.

It is important to choose electric pressure washers from top suppliers such as Daimer®. Choosing machines made from quality parts will ensure the product is up to the task. For more information, visit www.daimer.com.

A Guide to Cold Water Pressure Washers

2010-09-13T06:27:00.000-07:00

There are three basic types of pressure washers available for purchase on the market today: cold water machines, hot water machines, and steam pressure cleaners. Choosing a machine based on temperature can help you complete job applications quickly and effectively.

Cold water pressure washers do not provide heated output. These machines are ideal for applications where heat is not needed, such as cleaning light dirt and stains from concrete or buildings. Hot water machines provide temperature levels up to 210°F. These machines are often used for applications that require heat to break down stains and dirt. In addition, there are also steam pressure cleaners that can reach temperatures up to 330°F. These machines are ideal for degreasing and heavy industrial cleaning tasks. For those requiring all three types of output, tri-mode machines are available.

Among these machines, cold water pressure washers are the least expensive, as these machines do not have a heating element. In many cases, the output pressure of these machines can compensate lack of temperature. Cleaning chemicals, such as Daimer®’s Eco-Green® line of green cleaners, can be used as well for additional cleaning power when using the machine. As a result, many cleaning companies consider cold water machines as the most cost effective. The following are some tips to select good quality cold water pressure washers.

Pressure Level

Output pressure of cold water machines can vary up to 8000 psi. For residential and light commercial uses, a pressure level of around 1000 psi to 1500 psi would suffice. For industrial applications, machines should offer an output pressure in the range of 3000 psi or above.

Another important specification is flow rate. It denotes the quantity of water passed on to the surface and is expressed in gallons per minute. Usually, flow rate increases with the increase in output pressure. However, in some cases, such as auto detailing, machines with low flow rates are preferred.

Daimer®, a top-notch supplier of cleaning products, offers good quality cold water pressure washers. For more details, visit www.daimer.com.

Benefits of Tri-mode Pressure Washers

2010-08-25T00:06:00.000-07:00

Tri-mode pressure washers offer a variety of advantages over other pressure washing equipment. Because of their advantageous versatility and cleaning power, many professionals choose tri-mode machines, enabling them to complete a wide range of job applications include auto detailing, degreasing, and equipment cleaning.

What Are Tri-mode Machines?

Conventional pressure washers provide only one or two kinds of output: heated and non-heated. Hot water output can reach a maximum of 210°F, while non-heated machines disperse water at room temperature or inlet temperature. Tri-mode machines, on the other hand, can provide three types of output: cold water, hot water, and steam. The added advantage of steam temperatures up to 330°F helps soften stains created by dirt and grease.

For added cleaning power, tri-mode machines by Daimer® are offered with pressure levels up to 3500 psi. This enables operators to soften the most challenging deposits while blasting them away with high powered output. For lighter applications or for cleaning heat-sensitive surfaces, cold water and hot water modes can also be used. This versatility ensures the right level of output for virtually all applications.

Advantages

The main advantage of tri-mode pressure washers is their versatility. One such machine, Daimer®’s Super Max™ 15200, includes tri-mode capabilities along with pressure levels of 1000 psi and a flow rate of 2 GPM. This machine is ideal for auto detailing, cleaning factory floors, and cleaning other hard surfaces in areas where mobility isn't necessary, as this machine is stationary. However, utilizing Daimer®’s Long Hose Technology, operators of this stationary pressure cleaner can reach areas up to 300 feet away. Optional multi-gun operation enables two people to use the pressure washer at the same time to quicken the cleaning process.

Daimer®, a pioneer of many innovations in the cleaning industry, has a wide range of tri-mode pressure washers in their Super Max™ series. For more information about these cleaning machines and other products from the company, visit www.daimer.com.

Pressure Washing Boats to Achieve Total Cleanliness

2010-08-02T05:06:00.000-07:00

Boats tend to collect as much dirt as trailers and cars. Salt present in the water can damage boats beyond repair if you do not remove it on a regular basis. Salt reacts chemically with metals such as aluminum, leading to corrosion of metallic pipes and parts. It can also ruin the look of glass parts and create a blurriness that is difficult to eliminate.

Salt is also highly damaging to painted surfaces because of its sandpaper-like qualities, which can strip off paint. There are other types of residues on the boat that must be removed as well, including: grease, fuel oil, and marine life such as algae and barnacles on the hull. Because of the difficulty in cleaning boats, pressure washers are often preferred over other cleaning methods.

Toxic detergents usually contain bleach, which can harm a number of surfaces on the boat. Bleach may also leave discoloration stains on metal, wood, and other surfaces. Using a high power pressure washer reduces the need for detergents. Pressure washers also offer faster cleaning times and more effective cleaning than manual scrubbing. If you need to use detergent to handle more challenging applications, use a green chemical such as Daimer®’s Eco-Green® line of chemicals, which are natural, bleach-free, and non-toxic.

For difficult cleaning, it is recommended that you invest in hot water pressure washers. Pressure washers that use heated water or wet steam, as available in Daimer®'s Super Max™ and Vapor-Flo® lines, speed up the cleaning process. They are very effective at removing grease, chemicals, and odors. However, basic cleaning of the outside of the boat may be done by cold water machines with adequate pressure levels. If more cleaning power is needed, a green cleaner, such as Daimer®’s Eco-Green® Multi-Purpose Hard Surface Cleaner, can be applied.

Daimer® retails powerful pressure cleaning equipment for boats, offering different pressure levels, flow rates, and temperatures. Visit www.daimer.com to know more about their pressure washers.

Pressure Washers are Essential Machines for Public Works Departments

2010-07-14T02:26:00.000-07:00

Pressure washers are necessary machines found in public works departments for cleaning streets, highways, and sidewalks. These powerful cleaning machines are suitable for rough use on hard and rugged surfaces. Just like with other consumer products, the quality and effectiveness of pressure washing machines vary across different brands. The following are some tips to select the most suitable product for cleaning streets, pavement, roads, and other public places.

Mobile versus Stationary
Mobile pressure washers are more suitable for cleaning outdoor areas where the machine will need to be transported, as in the cleaning of streets. However, if the cleaning is limited to one area of a building, a stationary pressure washing machine with a long hose will be adequate. Daimer® offers pressure cleaners with Long Hose Technology that can extend up to 300 feet while still maintaining pressure levels.

What Kind of Mobile Equipment is Needed?
When selecting mobile pressure washers, it is always better to opt for machines driven by fuel. Electric machines are useful, but they might be rendered ineffective by the lack of electric plug points in outdoor locations. Gasoline, propane, or diesel-powered machines have no such problems, as these fuels are readily available in most places.

Fuel-powered systems, however, can generate exhaust, making them insufficient for indoor applications without proper ventilation. Additionally, the lack of portability of electric powered systems can be overcome with the addition of a generator.

Other Features
It is better to select pressure washers with a high pressure level and output temperature. The Super Max™ 12500 GE from Daimer® is a mobile, tri-mode machine with pressure levels of 3000 psi and steam temperatures reaching up to 330°F. In addition, Daimer® also supplies Eco-Green® cleaning chemicals for graffiti removal, degreasing, adhesive removal, and other various applications found by public works departments.

Daimer®, a well-known supplier of various kinds of cleaning equipment, offers high performing and durable pressure washers. For more details about these products, visit www.daimer.com.

How to Use Pressure Washers for Removing Graffiti

2010-06-18T04:05:00.000-07:00

Pressure washers are some of the most forceful machines when it comes to cleaning power. That is exactly the reason why these are the preferred machines for removing graffiti from public places and commercial buildings, such as shopping malls.

How They Work

Pressure washers work by pumping high pressured water or wet steam output to walls and floors that blast away almost all kinds of stains and impurities from the surface. Such a powerful output can remove virtually any type of graffiti regardless of the type of material used. In addition, Daimer®, a leading distributor of cleaning equipment, offers green cleaning solutions for graffiti removal in addition to a line of advanced pressure washers. The Eco-Green® Graffiti Remover solution helps in eliminating graffiti without damaging the surface.

The following are some tips to select the best pressure washers for cleaning up walls and floors.

Learn Specifications

For any pressure washing machine, one of the most important specifications is the pressure level. The higher the pressure level, the more powerful the machine becomes. Pressure levels range from 750 psi to 8000 psi. Machines with medium range pressure levels are suitable for graffiti removal.

In addition, output temperature is an important specification. Some pressure washers give both hot water and cold water outputs, while some other machines are tri-mode machines that offer hot and cold water outputs as well as steam. One such machine is the Super Max™ 12860. This machine offers pressure levels of 3000 psi, a flow rate of 5.0 GPM, and tri-mode capabilities for a range of cleaning projects. The steam output has a temperature of 330°F and is the most effective in removing graffiti.

Flow rate is another important specification. In most machines, the higher the pressure level, the higher the flow rate. However, if there is a lack of drainage near the facility, then one might need a high pressure washing machine with a low flow rate.

Choose the Right Machine

Daimer® offers a variety of pressure washers. For further details about the machines, visit www.daimer.com.

Non-Heated Pressure Washers for Agricultural Equipment

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Pressure washers are available in both heated and non-heated models. Heated models have a device that heats water to high temperatures. Non-heated models lack this heating option. Heated pressure washers are the best for removing grease, sugar, protein, and similar organic compounds from surfaces. However, you do not need heat for all pressure washing applications.

Washing tools, such as agricultural equipment, does not necessarily require heat, unless the tools or parts are very greasy. High pressure levels and flow rates can remove most stains, mud, and dust from farm implements. Plant sap, manure, and water stains can also be cleared using non-heated pressure washers. Besides farming equipment, non-heated pressure washers can also clean storage areas.

Cold water pressure washers are powered by electricity or gasoline. The Super Max™ 8780 is an electric pressure washer with 4 GPM flow rate and pressure levels peaking at 4000 psi. This machine can be optionally fitted with a wet sandblasting system for removing rust, paint, and similar substances from the surface of tools.

The Super Max™ 8950C-840 is powered by gasoline. It has a pressure level of 5000 psi and a flow rate of 5 GPM. Gasoline powered pressure washers are ideal for outdoor use, because they do not require you to stay near an electricity source for operating the machine. This machine is not suitable for indoor use, as the gasoline powered engine emits exhaust. The Super Max™ 8950C-840 can be mounted on a trailer, making it a portable machine.

To enhance the power of these cold water systems for more demanding applications, pair them with Eco-Green® green chemicals. Visit www.daimer.com to learn more about pressure washing equipment for farming implements.

Pressure Washers With 100% Wet Steam – What Do They Offer Users?

2010-05-18T01:47:00.000-07:00

Steam pressure washers offer high temperatures coupled with high pressure levels. The heat, in combination with high pressure levels, can blast away much of the accumulated grease, chemical deposits, and dirt present on the surface. Because of the high temperatures, many tanks can be completed with lower pressure levels. That is why the lowest pressure level on some machines is 750 psi, enough to remove dirt without damaging the surface. You can purchase machines with pressure levels as high as 3000 psi for more vigorous cleaning. Flow rates on steam pressure washers vary from 1.4 GPM to 5 GPM.

Besides superheated steam at high pressure levels, these pressure washers provide users the option to use detergents for extra cleanliness. A separate siphon hose is used to clean the surface with detergent.

Another important part of steam pressure washers is the heating coils. The heating coils should be made from stainless steel to ensure longer life and better performance. The heating fuel can be propane, gasoline, diesel, or heating oil.

The motor can be powered either by electricity or by gas or propane. Electric pressure washers are used indoors and outdoors, while non-electric machines should be used in outdoors areas when a reliable electricity source is not found. If you need a machine that is easy to transport, purchase mobile equipment that are either wheel mounted or can be set up on trailers.

Daimer® sells steam pressure washers for commercial and industrial applications in schools, factories, stores, roads, and other areas. At www.daimer.com, you can find more information related to these machines, their cost, and tips on using them.

Should You Purchase a Truck Mounted Pressure Washer?

2010-05-06T06:41:00.000-07:00

When buying pressure washers, there are a number of different options to consider such as power method, pressure level, flow rate, and heated or non-heated configurations. Another feature in many commercial pressure washers is mobility, an important factor to consider when you need to clean different parts of the same building or need to take the machine along to a client’s location.

Truck mounted pressure washers are specifically designed for commercial and industrial use. They can be transported longer distances than stationary or wheel-mounted machines. They can run continuously for hours and withstand high temperatures and pressure levels better than home use machines. You have the option of purchasing electric, propane, gas, or diesel powered truck mounted machines. Propane, gas, and diesel engines provide additional mobility benefits over electric motors, as proximity to a source of electricity is not required.

Heated mobile pressure washers have a heating device that requires heating fuel such as oil or kerosene. These may be bulkier than cold water machines which could affect the machine’s mobility. However, heated machines offer many advantages over non-heated machines, primarily because heat is a very effective cleaning component.

Therefore, you need to assess whether your business cleaning requirements would be best handled with truck mounted pressure washers. In general, truck mounted machines are ideal for cleaning and janitorial services, as well as mobile car washers.

Daimer® offers a range of industrial and commercial grade pressure washing machines to customers. Visit www.daimer.com for more information on its cleaning equipment.

Benefits of Tri-Mode Pressure Washers

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Tri-mode pressure washers provide three outputs: cold water, hot water, and steam. The machines allow users to select one machine for handling different cleaning applications, as opposed to three.

Cold Water and Hot Water Output

Many machines on the market provide cold water and hot water outputs. Cold water output means the water released by the gun is at room temperature. The water or cleaning solution are not heated at all. Hot water output has a temperature of 210°F. These pressure washers have a heating element that raises the output temperature of the water, enabling operators to more readily soften and blast away hardened deposits.

Steam Output

Steam output goes one step further than hot water output. The steam output has a temperature of 330°F. Pressure washers that provide steam output have the maximum cleaning efficiency and can easily dissolve a host of stubborn substances.

Tri-Mode Machines

To clean a variety of surfaces, you will need a cleaning machine with different temperature ranges. Machines with steam output have higher cleaning efficiency, but these are not suitable for cleaning delicate or heat-sensitive surfaces, nor is this enhanced power necessary for lighter applications. The surfaces should be sturdy enough to withstand the high-pressure levels and high-temperature output.

Now, with the introduction of tri-mode pressure washers, you can use a single machine to clean almost all kinds of surfaces.

Daimer® offers tri-mode pressure washers in its Super Max™ series. Log on to www.daimer.com for further details.

Pressure Washers — Key Parts Guide

2010-03-29T04:26:00.000-07:00

To select the best pressure washer, the user must have a basic understanding of parts. The motor or engine is the most important part of a pressure washer, as it powers the entire machine. Daimer®’s electric motors are powerful NEMA certified devices, which guarantees energy efficiency and optimal functioning. Pressure washers using gasoline or propane, instead of electricity, have powerful engines up to 20 HP for heavy duty outdoor cleaning applications.

Pressure washers using heat rely on the quality of the heating device to determine how long the machine will last and how well the machine will function. Most home use machines use aluminum heating coils, which cannot withstand high temperatures for too long. In contrast, Daimer® machines have stainless steel heat exchange coils or schedule 80 heating coils, which enable quick heating and continuous operation.

The trigger gun and wand are crucial to apply water to the surface. A trigger wand with an easy disconnect option increases functionality. Additionally productivity enhancement comes from Daimer's unique AST® Automatic Shutoff Technology™. Electric models with AST® shut down the motor and pump after 30 seconds of inactivity to reduce wear on the machine. Not only does this prolong the life of the machine, it also makes it easier for users who work at a distance from the machine to take a break without constantly returning to the unit to switch it on and off.

Pay attention to the type of nozzle when you purchase pressure washers. The angle of the nozzle's opening is an important factor in the cleaning process. Daimer® pressure washing machines have nozzles that blast water out at 15°, 25°, and 40°. A specialized steam nozzle is also available. Hoses need to be long enough for convenient cleaning without requiring one to move the machine frequently.

Find out more about pressure washers and their parts on www.daimer.com.

Pressure Washing Applications in Restaurants

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Before pressure washers became standard cleaning equipment in commercial kitchens and food processing units, hygiene was a major issue. The dining areas would be spotless and gleaming, but the kitchens were often messy and unclean. Thick layers of grease, with an added layer of dust or hydrocarbon deposits, and the endless hard work of trying to scrape off the dirt summed up what happened in the kitchens after hours.

Thankfully, more advanced pressure washers have made the task of kitchen cleaning much simpler and faster. Today,heated and non-heated cleaning equipment is used for removing grime through a jet of water released at high pressure levels. Daimer® offers an array of systems for different cleaning tasks: including cold water, hot water, steam, and tri-mode pressure washing systems.

Daimer® offers cold water machines, for example, that an reach pressure levels of 7000 psi, releasing water at a flow rate of up to 9 GPM. Green cleaners mixed with non-heated water can remove much of the dry, loose dirt, such as dust or food particles that are not removed using cold water alone. For these applications, Daimer®'s hot water and steam systems offer enhanced cleaning power, however, due to the ability of high temperature to dissolve grease and other stubborn stains. While these systems do not require additional detergents, pairing them with green cleaners will enhance the speed and overall efficiency of the cleaning process. For example, utilizing Eco-Green® Ultra-Power™ Degreaser with a pressure cleaner quickly dissolves and eliminates stubborn grease deposits on kitchen floors and other surfaces.

Using a pressure washer, you can clean the exhaust system such as ducts and hoods. A weekly wash will keep floors and tiles shiny and grime free. However, the pressure level and flow rate must be considered for such applications, as high pressure levels may damage delicate surfaces and high flow rates can cause flooding if used in areas without proper drainage. Do not forget the restaurant exteriors – the porch, parking lot, and waste receptacles are places that turn dirty and smelly if not cleaned regularly using high pressure equipment. Visit www.daimer.com to find out how pressure washers can help you maintain better hygiene in your restaurant.

Why Pressure Washers are Ideal for Degreasing

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When it comes to the degreasing, pressure washers are not only safer than most chemicals, they are more effective as well. Relying on harsh chemicals to clear up heavy grease is not only harmful for the user; it can also leave behind toxic traces, as well. Though, trying to remove grease manually can be a near-impossible task as heavy grease is one of the toughest substances to remove. A pressure washing machine, on the other hand, offers effective cleaning power without the use of harmful chemicals. To safely enhance the power of pressure washing systems for the most demanding applications, one may consider the use of green chemicals with their machine.

Daimer® offers a wide range of cold water, hot water, and steam pressure washers to suit different cleaning needs. To understand how a pressure washing machine can be effective in removing grease, it helps to know how these systems work. Pressure washers use the power and force of pressurized water to blast away dirt from the surface. Not only do pressure washing machines have different pressure levels, the nozzles can be adjusted for different spray configurations, as well.

When it comes to degreasing, steam pressure washers are often the best choice. Hot water systems can be used for light degreasing tasks or with the addition of a green degreaser. While cold water systems are not the first choice for degreasing, they can accomplish this task if an additional degreasing chemical is used. For industrial cleaning jobs that deal with heavy grease, steam pressure washing machines offer the necessary steam cleaning power coupled with high pressure levels. This allows operators to soften grease deposits so they can be washed away easily. You can visit www.daimer.com to learn more about pressure washing, carpet cleaning machines and other cleaning equipment.

Tough Degreasing Jobs? Leave It to Pressure Washers

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One way to determine the power of pressure washers is to look at their temperature options. Reputable distributors like Daimer® now offer an exciting range of pressure cleaning machines that utilize cold water, hot water, or steam to accomplish the cleaning process. To handle highly challenging cleaning jobs, heated versions of pressure cleaning equipment is recommended. Since such power cleaners eject hot water or steam at high temperatures, they are extremely effective in dissolving and removing dirt, grime, stains, oil, and grease from different surfaces.

Choosing heated versions of pressure washers are a good idea especially when you need to clean greasy industrial surfaces in food manufacturing plants. Power cleaners that eject cold water are often unsuitable for such situations. The cold water will change the greasy deposits into clumps that can be very difficult to clean unless a degreasing chemical is used as well, like Eco-Green® Ultra-Power™ Degreaser. On the other hand, the hot water or steam generated by heated models of pressure washers will almost instantly dissolve greasy deposits, enabling the machine to easily blast these deposits away.

The Super Max™ 12800 is among the top selling models of Daimer®'s pressure washers. This trailer-mountable, tri-mode pressure cleaner can generate cold water, hot water, or steam, enabling users to tack virtually every cleaning application. With a moderate flow rate of 2 GPM, high steam temperatures reaching up to 330°F, and a moderate pressure level of 1000 PSI, the Super Max™ 12800 can effectively eliminate stains and grease from various surfaces like stone, brick, floors, stainless steel, stone, driveways, sidewalks, and industrial equipment.

To learn more about the amazing power of hot water pressure washers for degreasing applications, check out the wide range of pressure cleaning machines at www.daimer.com.

Pressure Cleaners – Versatile, Powerful, and Affordable

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Pressure washers are second to none when it comes to attaining exceptional cleaning results without lots of scrubbing, wiping, and mopping. Pressure washing equipment from Daimer® is among the most trusted models in the world. Take the case of the Super Max™ 8900C-525 from Daimer®. This pressure cleaner is an amazing cleaning force that utilizes a jet of highly pressurized water to effectively blast away dirt, grime, grease, and stains from a variety of surfaces.

Until recently, the use of pressure washers and steam pressure cleaners was limited to industrial settings only. However, the operating ease, effectiveness, and affordability of pressure washing machines, such as the Super Max™ 8900C-525, quickly made them popular for a range of uses like cleaning floors, walls, industrial equipment, driveways, sidewalks, drains, and more.

With a flow rate of 5 GPM and pressure levels of 2500 psi, pressure washers like the Super Max™ 8900C-525 are perfect for making nearly every cleaning chore a fast, easy, and enjoyable process. The cold water output of this machine with moderate pressure levels enables users to blast away most substances. However, these machines lack the additional cleaning power afforded by heated systems. Powered by gasoline, this is the ideal system for outdoor applications where an electrical supply may not be available. However, care should be taken if used indoors, as gasoline powered pressure washers do emit exhaust.

Comprehensive product details and applications of pressure washers are available at www.daimer.com.

Benefits of Using Hot Water Pressure Washers

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One main factor that determines the cleaning force of pressure washers is the available temperature options. Daimer® now brings you an amazing range of cold water, hot water, and steam based pressure cleaning machines. For challenging cleaning tasks, it is a good idea to purchase hot water or steam pressure cleaning equipment. By ejecting hot water at high temperatures, pressure cleaning machines can eliminate most dirt, grease, grime, oil, and stains from different surfaces.

Hot water pressure washers are especially handy for greasy industrial areas such as food manufacturing plants. If you use cold water based power cleaners in greasy areas, the grease deposits solidify into clumps, unless a green degreasing chemical is used in conjunction with the machine. However, the water ejected by hot water based pressure washers quickly dissolves stubborn grease deposits and washes them away. Steam temperatures, however, are the most effective in rapidly dissolving the most stubborn stains and grease deposits.

If you are interested in hot water pressure washers, the Super Max™ 12800 AST® from Daimer® is a good choice. In addition to being trailer-mountable, this tri-mode power cleaner can independently function as a cold water, hot water, and steam pressure cleaner. High steam temperature levels up to 330°F, a moderate flow rate of 2 GPM, and pressure levels of 1000 psi create a superb cleaning force that effectively eliminates grease and stains from surfaces such as brick, stone, concrete, stainless steel, floors, industrial equipment, sidewalks and driveways. The innovative AST® technology allows the pump to automatically shut off after remaining idle for over 30 seconds; this reduces unwanted wear on the machine.

So as you can see, hot water pressure washers available from www.daimer.com are a great choice for managing your cleaning tasks effectively.

What Can Cold Water Pressure Washers Do?

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When it comes to pressure washers, most people hear about their strong cleaning abilities by using either hot water or steam. This is because these machines are ideal for tackling jobs that involve heavy degreasing or removing hardened sedimentation. There are also many cleaning applications that do not require the additional power afforded by high temperatures. For these applications, cold water pressure washers are ideal. In fact, cold water machines have a number of benefits over other pressure washing machines.

One of the biggest advantages is price. Since cold water pressure washers do not have heating elements, the units are considerably less expensive. They are also often smaller and lighter, making them much easier to use and maneuver. These pressure washing machines are ideal for indoor use since they create no exhaust. For cleaning commercial areas and debris from floors, these cold water units generally offer sufficient cleaning power. They are also ideal for cleaning surfaces that may be sensitive to the high temperatures that hot water and steam pressure washers generate.

Daimer® recognizes the need for cold water pressure washing machines that can be used for industrial settings. In order to deal with these tough cleaning jobs, many pressure washing machines have higher pressure rates, some reaching up to 7000 psi. Coupled with water flow rates of up to 9 GPM, these machines are powerful cleaning products. For extra customer convenience, some models also come with an optional two-gun operation and wet sandblasting kit. By visiting www.daimer.com, you can learn more about what cold water pressure washers have to offer.

Why Tri-Mode Pressure Washers Are the Ultimate Machines

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One of the key aspects that influences the cleaning force of pressure washers is the temperature level attained by the machine. The three basic versions of pressure cleaners are hot water models, cold water models, and steam models. However, there is also another class called tri-mode power washers.

Daimer®, leading distributors of quality pressure washers, now offers you the Super Max™ series of pressure cleaners. The cold water versions are appropriate for commercial cleaning applications. Since cold water power washers do not have to heat water, they feature no fuel tanks or heating elements and are thus more compact than the heated versions.

Hot water pressure washers utilize the power of pressurized water at temperatures up to 210ºF to effectively clean off grease, grime, and tough stains from a variety of surfaces. However, for the most effective cleaning results, you must have steam power cleaners that generate super-hot steam at around 330°F temperature to simultaneously clean and sanitize the different surfaces.

Tri-mode pressure washers individually function as any of the three other pressure washing versions and therefore offer you the advantages of all the three versions. In addition to its cold water functions and high pressure levels, tri-mode versions like the Super Max™ 12200 can attain hot water temperatures up to 210ºF and extremely high steam temperatures up to 330ºF.

Each power washer temperature setting has its benefits. You too can enjoy all these benefits by purchasing tri-mode pressure washers from www.daimer.com.

Original Pressure Washers

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Pressure washers are come in many different varieties. To differentiate these machines, pressure washers are often categorized by their intended use, pressure levels, temperature levels, flow rate, power supply, and other features.

According to the power supply, there are three types of pressure cleaning equipment — electric, gas, and propane. Each has its advantages and disadvantages.

Let us discuss some benefits of gas and propane pressure cleaning equipment in comparison to electric pressure cleaning equipment.

1.Propane and gas pressure washers are ideal for cleaning jobs outside like pavements, swimming pools, trucks, gates, automobiles, equipment, and so on. These machines do not need an electric connection; therefore, these machines eliminate the need for long power cords that might be required for cleaning places where there is no power outlet in the vicinity.
2.Gas or propane pressure cleaning machines often have more powerful motors than their electric counterparts. They are ideal for cleaning hard to remove stains and dirt from outdoor surfaces like trucks and driveways that get heavily soiled with dirt and grease.
3.Gas and propane models generate exhaust, and should not be used indoors without sufficient ventilation. On the other hand, electric pressure washers produce no exhaust and are much quieter, making them ideal for interior applications.

To learn more about Daimer’s wide range of pressure washers and power methods, please visit www.daimer.com. Click here to watch pressure washer video.

Cold Water Pressure Washers – Powerful, Compact and Light-Weight

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Pressure washers have been designed to offer powerful cleaning solutions by ejecting highly pressurized water. Pressure cleaning machines generally consist of a motor, a hose and a trigger gun that combine to eject water at very high pressure levels. Today, you get to choose from an extensive range of pressure washers from Daimer® that offer different cleaning capabilities and temperature levels.

Cold water pressure washers like the Super Max™ 8900C-322 from Daimer® are perfect for light cleaning jobs around the business that can be accomplished without the additional power of steam or hot water. Since the water need not be heated in these cold water versions, there are no heating elements or fuel compartments. That makes these pressure washers more compact and lightweight than their heated counterparts.

If you are on the lookout for pressure cleaners that also feature the benefits of heat, it would be a good idea to purchase trailer mountable, tri-mode pressure washers like the Super Max™ 12800. A tri-mode pressure cleaner is versatile enough to independently function as a cold water pressure cleaner, hot water pressure cleaner and steam pressure cleaner. The power of heat, pressure levels of 1000 PSI and high flow rate of 2 GPM allow you to effectively eliminate grease, dirt and stubborn stains from a variety of surfaces like stainless steel, brick, concrete, stone, sidewalks, driveways, industrial equipment and floors.

To check out more innovative versions of pressure washers, simply log on to www.daimer.com.Visit here to watch the pressure washer video.

Choosing the Right Power Method for You

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Pressure washers are one of the most powerful types of cleaning equipment. There are certain types of cleaning work other types of cleaning devices, such as steam cleaners and carpet cleaners, are not suitable. For example, to remove stain marks and dirt from hard surfaces such as walkways, compound walls, and concrete benches, it is necessary to have a pressure washer with both a high temperature and pressure output, as steam cleaners and carpet cleaners do not offer sufficient power.

Pressure washers can be classified in many ways. One useful standard is based on the energy source. Normally, three types of power are used in these devices: electricity, propane, and gasoline. For outdoor cleaning applications, an elect rical source may not be readily available. Therefore, propane or gasoline is used as the energy source in a majority of mobile, exterior pressure washers. These gases can be stored in a cylinder and refilled when required.

Another advantage of gas-powered pressure washer equipment is that these devices can produce very high pressure and temperature levels. Some of the latest pressure washers supplied by Daimer®, one of the most popular distributors of cleaning equipment, can provide pressure levels up to 8000 psi and a flow rate of up to seven gallons per minute. Gasoline and propane are used as fuels in such high-powered cleaning devices.

In addition, gas-powered cleaning machines allow continuous working, as these are not affected by power cuts or electrical failure. To learn more about this and other cleaning equipment, log on to www.daimer.com. Click here to watch pressure washer video.

Pressure Washer Options Available

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Industrial houses, factory buildings, and offices should have a clean and neat appearance. Otherwise it would affect the overall corporate image of the organization. To ensure proper maintenance, pressure washers can be used for the effective removal of stain marks, blots, and dirt from the walls of buildings and exterior surfaces like compound walls and concrete roads.

A number of organizations use pressure washers to maintain the look of their buildings and premises. If you are on the market for such a machine, consider those machines that sport the Daimer® logo. The company supplies a number of pressure washers and other types of cleaning devices, most of which are market leaders in their respective categories.

For commercial applications, that is, for industrial houses and business organizations – the Super Max™ products are the most suitable. There are more than 600 models in this product range. Pressure washers in this series are specifically designed to last long and function efficiently. These compact-looking devices are built using components with high quality and durability.

Some models, for example the Super Max™ 6000, which is very popular with corporate customers, have facilities for three modes of washing: 1) using cold water, 2) using hot water, and 3) using steam. That means a single machine allows for different kinds of washing solutions for different kinds of surfaces and applications.

Pressure washers in this series are designed to meet the needs of virtually all users. Mobile, stationary, trailer mounted, gas powered, propane powered, electric powered, wet sandblasting, metal pre-treating, and many other configurations are available. Do visit www.daimer.com to learn more about these products and order them online.

How Pressure Washers Can Help With Metal Surface Pre-Treatment

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The cleaning power of pressure washers can also extends to the pre-treatment of metal surfaces, with the right equipment. There are certain pressure washer models that are suited for phosphatizing metal surfaces; this is a process of treating the metal to prevent things like rust and corrosive build-up. This process is also used to treat the metal so that paints and primers can readily adhere to the surface. The Super Max® 15400 AF from Daimer® offers this feature along with a number of other options, making it a truly versatile machine.

The Super Max™ 15000 AF series is a line of stationary pressure washers that offer steam, hot water and cold water pressure washing features. Its steam temperatures can go up to 330º F while it features lower pressure levels of around 700 psi. These units have a flow rate that is approximately 3 GPM. When in hot water mode, these machines can reach temperatures between 180 º F and 220 º F.

Its phosphatizing system uses a downward injection; this means that the chemicals used only come into contact with the nozzle, trigger gun, wand, injector and hose. This gives the user greater control; these particular components are also easy to protect from corrosion. These pressure washers also have a dual lance with a high pressure and low pressure nozzle. A crossover valve controls the water flow to these nozzles.

These pressure washers also come with an optional multi-gun feature as well as an optional wet sandblasting kit. These Daimer® pressure washing machines are best suited for industrial and commercial applications. More information about these pressure washers is available on www.daimer.com.

Super Max ® 12860 AST

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For commercial and industrial cleaning projects, the Super Max ® 12860 AST offers a range of features that make it ideal for tough cleaning jobs. For one thing, it’s durable and powerful - the machine is run on a 10 HP NEMA engine. This makes it a great cleaning tool for tackling some of the toughest stains and dirt deposits. Another great feature of this cleaning unit is its versatility - these pressure washers can be used as hot water, cold water and steam pressure washers. They also have an optional wet sandblasting kit available as well.

The Super Max ® 12860 AST from Daimer ® operates at a pressure rate of 3000 psi and a flow rate of 5 GPM. It can reach steam temperatures of up to 330º F and operates on a continuous use basis. This line of pressure washers also comes with a special technology called AST® or Automatic Shutoff Technology®. This is the only technology of its kind in the world and works to increase the life span and durability of these pressure washers.

The Automatic Shutoff Technology® refers to a specialized system that will automatically shut off the pump and motor if the trigger is used for 30 seconds. Apart from reducing the wear on the parts of the machine, this technology also goes a long way in reducing water and fuel bills. To restart the machine, the user simply needs to squeeze the trigger of the gun - there’s no need to go all the way back to the machine to start it again. Visit www.daimer.com to learn more about the variety of cleaning equipment and pressure washers Daimer® offers.

Pressure Washers With An Added Convenience!

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There is no question about the great cleaning power of pressure washers. These machines offer some of the most effective cleaning power, making them an ideal choice for dealing with the toughest dirt deposits. However, this optimum pressure washing machine does seem to have a price. Several conventional pressure washers tend to burn out and their parts need frequent replacement. This is where the Super Max® 8720 AST® provides a much-needed solution. These pressure washers literally look after themselves!

The Super Max® 8720 AST® line of pressure washers from Daimer® comes equipped with a technology known as Automatic Shutoff Technology®. When this system is engaged, it will automatically turn off the motor and the pump of the machine, in case the gun is not used for 30 seconds. Not only does this protect the machine from wear and tear, it can also help you save electricity and water consumption. Best of all, the user does not need to go all the way to the machine to turn it on. They simply have to activate the trigger.

These washers also come with a number of handy options like; wet sandblasting and multi-gun operation feature. These machines are portable, making them ideal for cleaning projects that do not have ready access to an electrical outlet. You can learn more about these pressure washers, as well as a host of other products by visiting www.daimer.com.

How Pressure Washers Can Help With Metal Surface Pre-Treatment

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One of the many uses of pressure washers is the ability to pre-treat different metal surfaces. If you’re looking for a system that gives you the added convenience of being mobile as well, the Super Max ® 12500 GE AF is a great choice. This machine by Daimer® runs on an 18 HP gasoline engine which makes it ideal for areas that don’t have ready access to an electricity supply. These pressure washers are propane-heated and are suited for commercial and industrial use.

These pressure washers also come equipped with the Daimer® phosphatizing system. This is used to pre-treat and prepare metal surfaces for the application of powder coatings or paint primers. Apart from that, this pre-treatment system also prevents the onset of rust or corrosion. The system operates using a downstream injection, which minimizes chemical contact. Its parts are made from durable stainless steel to prevent corrosion. The system operates using a single gun that has two different nozzles, one for high-pressure and one for low pressure. A crossover valve allows you to control the water flow in either nozzle. These pressure washers also come with an optional two-gun feature as well as a mobile configuration.

Apart from pre-treating metal surfaces, these pressure washers are also ideal for rugged cleaning needs. They operate using a flow rate of five gallons per minute and have a pressure rate of up to 3000 psi. They can also reach a temperature of up to 330º F. You can get more information on these washers and other cleaning machines by visiting www.daimer.com .

Super Max ® 12860

2009-04-08T23:25:00.000-07:00

Daimer Industries, the leading provider and manufacturer of pressure washer, virtually have every product to meet yourcleaning needs. Keeping in line with their tradition of innovative and advanced products is another revolutionary machine-the tri-mode Super Max ® 12860 pressure washer. The Super Max ® 12860 pressure washers are designed to meet all of your commercial and industrial needs and are equipped with tri-mode function. This function enables these pressure washers towork independently as hot water, cold water or steam pressure washers. The high flow rate of 5 GPM makes them competent and gives them an edge over their competitors. To add up to its utility list, this machine offers a higher-pressure 3000 psi as in comparison to the Super Max ® 12840.

In addition to its variable temperature options, the Super Max ® 12860 also features variable heating methods of diesels, kerosene, or oil and is trailer mountable. These pressure washers are ideal for difficult applications and the most demanding customers. For those requiring a powerful system, this machine is designed to clean oil, grease, and the most rigid stains. As such, the Super Max ® 12860 is designed to meet the requirements and the expectations of customers worldwide.

With high effectiveness and efficiency, the Super Max ® 12860 pressure washers definitely should be on the wish list of every industrial and commercial user.

For more information on the product, please visit www.daimer.com.

Super Max ® 12200 AF

2009-03-13T04:35:00.000-07:00

Daimer ® offers a wide variety of pressure washers to suite virtually any commercial or industrial applications. These applications range from standard pressure washing to steam pressure washing to wet sandblasting to pre-treating metal surfaces, all with Daimer®’s Super Max ® pressure washers. One of these powerful pressure washers is the Super Max ® 12200 AF, a powerful machine designed for the pre-treating of metal surfaces.

The Super Max ® 12200 AF pressure washers come standard with a powerful pressure level of 2000 psi with a flow rate of 4 GPM. As such, powered by a 5 HP NEMA electric engine, these pressure washers provide users with power while offering additional functionality as a triple mode unit; capable of being used independently as steam, hot water, and cold water pressure washers.

But, the most beneficial feature with the Super Max ® 12200 AF pressure washers is Daimer®’s outstanding phosphatizing kit. This phosphatizing system, created specifically for use with Daimer®’s pressure washers, is designed for pre-treating metal surfaces for rust and corrosion prevention and to prepare these surfaces for the subsequent application of powder coating or paint primer.

As you can see, with Daimer®’s pressure washers, users get more than just power. To read about the various options available with the Super Max ® 12200 AF and other pressure washers by Daimer ®, visit www.daimer.com.

Super Max ® 15700

2009-03-04T00:33:00.000-08:00

The Super Max ® 15700 is one of the triple-function, commercial/industrial, stationary pressure washers offered by Daimer. The triple-mode functionality allows these pressure washers to be used independently as hot water, cold water, or steam pressure washers. For added versatility, the Super Max ® 15700 can be heated by the following variable heating options: no. 1 or no. 2 heating oil, diesel, kerosene, natural gas, or propane.

For industrial or commercial facilities that require the permanent addition of pressure washers, the Super Max ® 15700 is ideal. Powered by a 5 HP NEMA engine, the 15700 pressure washers offer strong pressure levels reaching 1500 psi at a flow rate of an astounding 5 GPM. And that's not all. The 15700 pressure washers come standard with a 3' durable trigger wand featuring quick disconnect, an all-around wand for most commercial and industrial applications.

As with all of Daimer®’s pressure washers, the 15700 is comprised of only the highest quality components, from its powder-coated, high-gloss, chemical/chip resistant steel housing to schedule 80 heavy duty heating coil which can convert cold water to hot in only 30 seconds. And, speaking of temperature, the Super Max ® 15700 can reach astounding steam temperatures as high as 330 ºF.

To learn more about the most rugged stationary pressure washers in the industry, visit www.daimer.com.

Daimer ® Super Max ® 12300 AST

2009-02-17T05:22:00.000-08:00

Many commercial and industrial users of pressure washers face applications requiring continuous use, often for great lengths of time. However, many pressure washers on the market can overheat when left on. However, this is not the case with Daimer®’s Super Max ® AST ® series pressure washers. As with all Super Max ® AST ® pressure washers, the Super Max ® 12300 AST ® features Daimer®’s exclusive AST ® Technology. AST ® stands for Advanced Shutoff Technology ®.

This proprietary system works effectively to prevent these pressure washers from overheating when engaged. This action alone prolongs the life of these pressure washers. When engaged, the AST ® function shuts off the motor and pump after 30 seconds of inactivity when the trigger gun is not in use. When the operator squeezes the trigger gun again, the pump and motor start up. This shutoff feature is especially valuable for users who use long hoses and it would not be functional for them to go back to turn off the machine for every break.

The Super Max ® 12300 AST ® is a powerful, triple-function pressure washer. As such, it is capable of being used individually as hot water, cold water, and steam pressure washers. This commanding machine offers one of the highest pressure levels in the AST ® series, up to 3000 psi, with an astounding flow rate of 5 GPM.

With a robust 10.0 HP NEMA motor, these highly powerful pressure washers are ideal for virtually any commercial or industrial pressure washing application requiring a durable machine with extreme power.

Super Max ® 9000 WS

2009-02-10T04:31:00.001-08:00

Sandblasting, the process of removing paint and rust from metal surfaces, is an essential task in many industrial settings. However, it is important for users to choose between two methods: compressed air sandblasting and wet sandblasting. Compressed air sandblasting is effective, but can often contaminate businesses with dust. Workers using compressed air sand blasters must also wear a complete protective suit. Wet sandblasting is just as effective but will not contaminate businesses. Additionally, wet sandblasting is much safer. So when it comes down to making the decision as to which form of sandblasting to choose, choose wet sandblasting.

The Super Max ® 9000 WS is one of Daimer®’s wet sand blaster pressure washers. While normal pressure washers can remove dirt, grease, oil, and other substances from metal surfaces, the Super Max ® 9000 WS pressure washers will actually remove a layer of material from the surface. This is essential in removing paint layers, corrosion, rust, and heavy deposits from metal surfaces, returning these surfaces to bare, shiny metal.

The Super Max ® 9000 WS offers intermediate pressure levels (1500 psi) and flow rate (2.8 GPM). And can reach high steam temperatures up to 250ºF. The Super Max ® 9000 WS is a highly versatile pressure washer, as it can be used as a cold water, hot water, steam, and wet sand blaster pressure washer. Users also have the ability to choose amongst the following additional options: trailer mounting and two gun operation configurations.

These wet sand blaster pressure washers can be used with a variety of sand grit medias and sizes. Users can choose among baking soda, tiny plastic pellets, and more. For more abrasive wet sandblasting, choose a larger grit.

Super Max 12800AF

2009-02-03T23:51:00.000-08:00

Many industries require the pre-treatment of metal surfaces. The most efficient method of which is phosphatizing or acid feed, a method of metal pre-treatment to prepare surfaces for paint primer, paint, and powder coating.

The Super Max 12800AF is just one of Daimer®’s powerful phosphatizing pressure washers. These acid feed pressure washers use downstream injection, the most common method for injecting acids and solvents. The chemicals used only come into contact with the injector, trigger gun, wand, nozzle, and high pressure hose. This eliminates the exposure of other components of the machine to the injected acids, thus prolonging the life of these pressure washers.

Some may ask why it is essential to pre-treat metal surfaces with phosphatizing pressure washers. The use of acid feed pressure washers in pre-treatment is important to ensure the paint or powder-coated finish is flawless and shows no defects. Other pressure washers cannot come close to the phosphatizing power of Daimer®’s acid feed pressure washers. And users can experience versatility, as the AF series pressure washers have the option to be purchased with the wet sandblasting system and multi-user configurations.

The Super Max 12800AF pressure washers are designed with only the highest quality, stainless steel components, adding durability to the power of this machine. These pressure washers are ideal for users that require moderate power for their metal pre-treatment applications, as the 12800AF offers moderate pressure levels of 1000 psi and flow rates of 2 GPM. These pressure washers can be ordered in both non-wheeled and wheeled configurations to better suit the applications of each user.

Super Max® 6120SCW

2009-01-29T01:30:00.000-08:00

The NEW Super-Max® 6120SCW is one of Daimer®’s steam pressure washers designed for use in auto detailing and mobile car wash applications. These powerful pressure washers boast immense pressure levels of 1000 psi and high steam temperatures up to 300ºF, but with a low flow rate of only .5 GPM. As such, these low-moisture pressure washers are designed to clean vehicles effectively without harming vehicle surfaces.

The 6120SCW pressure washers can be used for a number of auto detailing applications, including: cleaning engines, cleaning vehicle exteriors, and melting snow and ice. These pressure washers will effectively remove dirt, mud, bugs, tar, grease, brake dust, salt, tree sap, oil, and more from virtually all vehicle surfaces.

These low-moisture pressure washers come standard with an 8” trigger wand for up-close cleaning and a 3’ trigger wand for all other pressure washing applications. And, each of these wands is very durable.

Best of all, users do not have to risk damage to their cars or other vehicles. Other pressure washers with high flow rates produce large amounts of waste, making them highly inefficient for cleaning vehicles. And dry vapor cleaners require continuous wiping which can lead to scratching the paint. The Super Max® 6120SCW pressure washers are the only alternative in the industry for the most powerful and most efficient machine for car and auto detailing.

Super Max® 15200

2009-01-05T21:56:00.000-08:00

The Super Max® 15200 is one of Daimer Industries’ commercial/industrial stationary pressure washers. This powerful electric machine offers a variety of heating methods, including: natural gas, propane, kerosene, diesel or heating oil. Adding to this versatility, the 15200 offers a triple-use feature, capable of being used independently as a steam, cold water and hot water pressure washer. With the added continuous use feature, the Super Max® 15200 is one of the most resourceful pressure washers available.

Boasting a pressure of 1000 psi and flow rate of 2 GPM, the Super Max® 15200 is the introductory model in Daimer’s line of robust and durable stationary pressure washers. While other pressure washers on the market are made up of lower quality parts, the Super Max® 15200 is comprised of schedule 80 heavy duty heating coils and high quality, powder-coated, high gloss steel housing.

Adding to the cleaning power of the 15200 pressure washers, these machines come standard with chemical injection at high pressure. This allows users to add cleaning chemicals to heighten the cleaning capabilities and to adapt the pressure washer to special applications.

In purchasing any of Daimer’s pressure washers, our customers can be certain their pressure washers are capable of withstanding even the toughest and most demanding challenges and applications. The Super Max® 15200 is no different. The 15200 series pressure washers are ideal for industrial facilities that require the addition of a permanent pressure washing machine, but that do not require ultra-high flow rates or pressures.

Super Max 12500 PE

2008-11-24T01:47:00.000-08:00

The Super Max® 12500 PE is one of Daimer’s non-electric, highly functional pressure washers. This propane heated and propane powered pressure washer system is capable of being used as a hot water, cold water, and steam pressure washer independently. Adding to the flexibility, the 12500 PE can be used for virtually any commercial and industrial application where an electrical supply is not necessarily available, especially outdoors. With the injection at high pressure feature, users can add cleaning chemicals to the water or steam for added cleaning power.

The extremely high pressure of 3000 psi and flow rate of 5 GPM are made possible by the machine’s 20 HP propane engine which provides more much power and mobility than other pressure washers on the market. Included with the 12500 PE is a 50 lb. empty propane tank for its power and a 50 lb. empty propane tank for heating fuel.

Heated by propane, this pressure washer is capable of reaching high steam temperatures of 330º F and hot water temperatures of 220 º F. Additionally, the durable, stainless steel, heating coil converts cold water to hot water in only 30 seconds. Not only is this faster than other pressure washers on the market, but it can do so continuously; as the Super Max® 12500 PE has the ability to connect directly to a hose line for continuous use. This is just another benefit of choosing the Super Max® 12500 PE over other propane powered pressure washers on the market.

The Super Max® 12500 PE comes with a number of useful parts that are standard on all 12000 series pressure washers. These include a 3’ trigger wand, 50’ pressure hose, and nozzles of various sizes. And, for added versatility, the 12500 PE can be customized with a number of additional options, including: wet sandblasting system, two-gun operation, and trailer mounting configuration. Customers can also order customized pressure hose lengths.

The Super Max® 12500 PE is ideal for users that prefer propane to gasoline.

Super Max 12500 GE

2008-11-24T01:36:00.000-08:00

The Super Max® 12500 GE is an industrial / commercial, gas-powered and propane-heated triple-function pressure washer. Offering the same functionality as all of Daimer’s 12000 series pressure washers, the 12500 GE can function independently as a steam, hot water, and cold water pressure washer, providing an astounding pressure of 3000 psi at a flow rate of 5 GPM.

Powered by a heavy duty 18 HP gasoline engine with a 9 gallon gasoline tank, the 12500 GE is the ideal machine for a variety of commercial and industrial uses that require using a pressure washer outdoors where an electrical supply is not readily available. Heated by propane, this pressure washer comes with a 50 lb. propane tank and is heated by a heavy-duty, schedule 80 heating coil made of stainless steel. This heating system changes cold water to hot water in only 30 seconds!

Unlike other pressure washers that require users to stop and refill, the Super Max® 12500 GE has the ability to directly connect to a hose line for continuous use. And, with high pressure injection allowing for the addition of cleaning chemicals for added cleaning power, this pressure washer is a highly powerful solution for users looking for a machine that will work as hard as they do.

The Super Max® 12500 GE comes with the same standard parts as all Daimer’s 12000 series pressure washers. This includes a 3’ wand with trigger, a 50’ steam hose, and nozzles of varying sizes, including 40º, 25º, 15º, 0º (blast) and steam nozzles.

All of Daimer’s pressure washers are housed in high-quality, rugged stainless steel. The Super Max® 12500 GE is no exception, as its housing is comprised of high-gloss, powder-coated steel.

One of the greatest features of Daimer’s pressure washers is the ability for customers to customize their machine. With the 12500 GE, customers can choose to add optional two-gun operation, wet sandblasting system, or trailer mountable configuration. Additionally, users can purchase additional or customizable length hoses.

Super Max 12200

2008-11-24T01:31:00.000-08:00

The Super Max® 12200 is one of Daimer’s 12000 series electric, commercial / industrial, triple-mode pressure washers. This base model has the same triple-use functionality of all Daimer’s 12000 series pressure washers, at it can be used independently as a cold water, steam, and hot water pressure washer. This pressure washer is propane heated and electric powered. As such it is powered by a 5 HP NEMA, 230V electric engine and comes with a 50 lb. empty propane tank. The Super Max® 12200 can be customized with a variety of optional power methods.

This versatile pressure washer has a pressure of 2000 psi and a flow rate of 4 GPM, making it the ideal pressure washer equipment for a variety of commercial and industrial applications that require a flexible machine with power. The Super Max® 12200 can reach high steam temperatures up to 330º F for extreme cleaning capabilities and hot temperatures up to 220 º F. In fact, this robust pressure washer has the ability to transform cold water to hot water in only 30 seconds; much faster than other pressure washers on the market. Allowing it to do so is the schedule 80, heavy duty heating coil, comprised of the highest quality stainless steel.

This mobile pressure washer has the ability to directly connect to a hose line to allow for continuous use, giving the user the ability to work with this pressure washer non-stop. And, using injection at high pressure, Super Max® 12000 series pressure washers have the ability to add cleaning chemicals to the water and steam yielded by the machine to greatly enhance the cleaning power.

Like all Daimer’s 12000 series pressure washers, the 12200 features a durable 3’ wand with trigger and quick disconnect. This also comes with nozzles of various sizes, including 40º, 25º, 15º, steam and 0º (blast), nozzles, and a 50’ high pressure steam hose.

The Super Max® 12200 can be purchased with options of two gun operation, wet sandblasting kit and trailer mountable configurations for added mobility.

Super Max 9000

2008-11-24T01:15:00.000-08:00

The Super Max® 9000 is a commanding, commercial & industrial, electric triple-function pressure washer. This versatile machine can be used independently as a cold water, hot water, and wet steam pressure washer. It outputs water and steam at a pressure of 1500 psi with a flow rate of 2.8 GPM.

The Super Max® 9000 provides hot water temperatures up to 210 º F and lower steam temperatures (up to 250º F) than Daimer’s other triple-function pressure washers. This allows users to benefit from extreme pressure, but is for those that do not require the extra cleaning power provided by extreme steam temperatures. And, like Daimer’s other pressure washers, the Super Max® 9000 can convert cold water to hot water in a matter of only 30 seconds! This pressure washer does so through the use of extremely durable, stainless steel heating coils, much more rugged than the aluminum coils used in other pressure washers on the market.

Using siphon injection, the 9000 has the ability to control the addition of cleaning chemicals to the water or steam and to control the solution/water ratio. This addition of cleaning chemicals provides for greater cleaning power than pressure washers that use water alone. However, it is not necessary for the use of this commanding pressure washer machine.

The Super Max® 9000 is powered by a 3 HP NEMA, 230V, electric engine, providing it with the power for its high-pressure washing capabilities. Additionally, this pressure washer is heated by propane and comes with a 40 lb. empty propane tank.

Included with this versatile pressure washer is a durable 3’ wand with trigger and quick disconnect and nozzles that come in a variety of sizes. The 25’ pressure hose included can also be changed for additional and customizable lengths.

Unlike many pressure washers on the market that do not provide customizable options, versatility, durability and power, the Super Max® 9000 offers all of this. Even the power methods can be customized to 230V, 50 or 60 Hz, three phase; 230V, 50 Hz, single phase; 440V, 50 or 60 Hz, three phase. And with its triple-use functionality, this pressure washer is ideal for virtually any commercial and industrial pressure washing application.

Super Max 7000

2008-11-24T01:05:00.000-08:00

The Super Max® 7000 is a commercial industrial electric pressure washer that has triple functionality as a hot water, cold water, or steam pressure washer. The 7000 has higher pressure washer capabilities than other pressure washers on the market with its 1000 psi pressure and flow rate of 2.5 GPM.

Capable of reaching high steam temperatures of 330º F and hot water temperatures of 210 º F, the Super Max® 7000 has greater cleaning power than that provided by machines that only use cold water. Additionally, this pressure washer has the ability to change cold water to hot in only 30 seconds, much faster than other pressure washers on the market. And, while many other brands’ pressure washers require manual refilling which can limit the amount of time the user has to actually work, the Super Max® 7000 can connect to a hose line for continuous pressure washing.

The Super Max® 7000 is powered by a versatile 1.5 HP NEMA, 120V, single phase, electric engine, allowing it to provide the power necessary for demanding pressure washing applications, including commercial and industrial needs, cleaning chewing gum, cleaning kitchens and bathrooms, cleaning cars, trucks and equipment, and many more. Adding to the cleaning power of the Super Max® 7000 is its siphon hose injection feature which allows for control over the addition of chemicals to steam and water.

As it is heated by propane, the Super Max® 7000 comes with a 40 lb. empty propane tank. Additionally, this pressure washer machine comes standard with a durable 3’ trigger wand with quick connect and nozzles of varying sizes. The sizes include are steam nozzles, 0º (blast), 5º, 25º and 40º. These add enormously to the versatile functionality of the Super Max® series pressure washers.

Super Max 6000

2008-11-24T00:58:00.000-08:00

The Super Max® 6000 is one of Daimer’s triple-mode pressure washers. This versatile pressure washer has the ability to function independently as a cold water, hot water and wet steam pressure washer. The Super Max® 6000 ejects hot/cold water or steam from the machine at a high pressure of 750 psi with a flow rate of 1.4 GPM. Adding to the cleaning strength offered by this pressure, the 6000 can reach high steam temperatures of up to 330º F and hot water temperatures between 180 º F and 220 º F. And, It can convert cold water to hot water in no more than 30 seconds!

The chemical infusion feature of the Super Max® 6000 allows for the siphoning of cleaning solution to the steam or water. Chemical infusion using siphoning also allows for exact control over the addition of cleaning solutions and water/solution ratios.

The Super Max® 6000 is powered by a .75 HP NEMA heavy-duty electric engine. The machine is heated by propane and includes a 40 pound empty propane tank. Included with this pressure washer is a durable 3’ trigger wand with quick disconnect and various sized nozzles, including 15º, 25º, 40º, 0º (blast), and steam nozzles.

As with all of Daimer’s pressure washers, the Super Max® 6000 consists of the highest quality coils comprised of stainless steel. While many other pressure washers on the market contain coils made of cheap and weak aluminum, Daimer is the only pressure washer manufacturer that uses rugged, long-lasting stainless steel coils.

All of Daimer’s pressure washers meet USDA regulations for use in a variety of industrial and commercial applications. The Super Max® 6000 can be used to remove stubborn substances like mildew, chewing gum, mold, grease, grime, and more from any hard surface. These surfaces include floors, concrete, walls, brick, industrial equipment, stone, food manufacturing equipment, FRP, conveyor belts, stainless steel, restaurant equipment, aluminum, dumpsters, tile, grout, sidewalks, walkways, pavers, drive-throughs, driveways and more.

Additionally, the Super max® 6000 is housed in a chip/chemical resistant, high gloss stainless steel housing.