Pressure washers are often associated with high pressure levels and powerful cleaning capabilities. Those unfamiliar with the power of pressure washing machines often believe the higher the power, the better the cleaning efficiency. However, when using pressure washers, operators must analyze the applications the machine will be used for in addition to choosing the right pressure levels, flow rates, and temperature options.
Many surfaces cannot withstand very high pressure levels. For example, pressure washing machines used for auto detailing must have a pressure level of 1500 psi or below. Higher pressure levels can cause dents, scratches, and paint chipping. Similarly, high flow rates do not always facilitate cleaning. In water scarce regions, using a machine with higher flow rates may not be the most suitable.
Daimer® offers pressure washers with all ranges of pressure levels, temperature options, and flow rates. In machines with low flow rates, high temperatures and pressure levels compensate for the reduced water use. The Super Max™ 6120SCW is one of Daimer®’s specialized machines for auto detailing. It features a safe pressure level of 1000 psi, steam temperature levels of 300°F capable of removing grease, and low flow rates of 0.5 GPM for limited water consumption.
For more demanding cleaning applications, it is recommended to use a pressure washer with steam capabilities. Such machines as the Super Max™ 7000 can reach steam temperatures up to 330°F for removing grease from machinery and floors. It has moderate flow rates of 2.5 GPM and pressure levels of 1000 psi.
Many surfaces cannot withstand very high pressure levels. For example, pressure washing machines used for auto detailing must have a pressure level of 1500 psi or below. Higher pressure levels can cause dents, scratches, and paint chipping. Similarly, high flow rates do not always facilitate cleaning. In water scarce regions, using a machine with higher flow rates may not be the most suitable.
Daimer® offers pressure washers with all ranges of pressure levels, temperature options, and flow rates. In machines with low flow rates, high temperatures and pressure levels compensate for the reduced water use. The Super Max™ 6120SCW is one of Daimer®’s specialized machines for auto detailing. It features a safe pressure level of 1000 psi, steam temperature levels of 300°F capable of removing grease, and low flow rates of 0.5 GPM for limited water consumption.
For more demanding cleaning applications, it is recommended to use a pressure washer with steam capabilities. Such machines as the Super Max™ 7000 can reach steam temperatures up to 330°F for removing grease from machinery and floors. It has moderate flow rates of 2.5 GPM and pressure levels of 1000 psi.
