Heated or Non-Heated?
This choice is one of the most important when choosing a pressure washer. Hot water and steam pressure washers offer greater cleaning power due to the use of high temperature to dissolve grease and other deposits. However, steam pressure washers tend to be more expensive than non-heated, cold water systems.
If you have a relatively low budget, you may select a cold water pressure washing machine in combination with green chemicals to heighten the cleaning power. These industrial pressure washers can be used to clean large areas and challenge grease when paired with a degreaser, like Eco-Green® Ultra-Power™ Degreaser. Green cleaners can also be injected into heated pressure washers to further enhance their cleaning power.
Daimer Industries® offers a variety of hot water, steam, cold water, and tri-temperature pressure cleaners to meet the demands of every customer.
Pressure Level and Flow Rate
These factors depend on the customer’s requirements and nature of the cleaning job. In normal circumstances, the higher the pressure level, the higher the flow rate. In some cases, for example, where water is not abundantly available, the flow rate is kept low to ensure frugal water consumption. In most agricultural cleaning tasks, water availability is not a problem and industrial steam cleaners with high flow rates and high pressure levels can be used. High pressure levels and flow rates also provide the highest degree of power.
Daimer®, a top distributor of cleaning products, offers various types of industrial pressure washer sand steam cleaners. In addition to the features mentioned above, Daimer® also offers machines in mobile and stationary configurations for varying environments. Visit www.daimer.com for more details.