Benefits of Tri-Mode Pressure Washers

by Lauren Zwiebel

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.

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Super Max 6000 Pressure Washers

by Lauren Zwiebel

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.

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