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Friday, February 1, 2013

What Makes Steam Pressure Washers So Powerful?

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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. 

Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Steam Pressure Washers Cut Through the Toughest Cleaning Jobs!

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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. 

Thursday, October 21, 2010

Why Pressure Washers Are Best for Cleaning Metal Surfaces

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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. 

Monday, October 4, 2010

How to Use Pressure Washers to Remove Graffiti

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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.

Monday, June 7, 2010

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. For more information visit http://pressure-washer-usa.blogspot.com/2010/06/non-heated-pressure-washers-for.html 

Tuesday, May 18, 2010

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

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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.


Thursday, May 6, 2010

Should You Purchase a Truck Mounted Pressure Washer?

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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.

Monday, February 8, 2010

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. 

Friday, May 29, 2009

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 330ยบ 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.

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

Super Max ® 12860

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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.