Thursday, December 8, 2011

Dos and Don'ts of High Pressure Washers



High pressure washers, as their name suggests, are machines that provide high-powered output. The major source of power is their high output pressure, which can range up to 8000 psi, depending up on the model. Any pressure washing machine with an output pressure exceeding 300 psi can be labeled a high pressure machine. This post deals with some of the dos and don'ts of high pressure washers.

Industrial Degreasing
Pressure washers are the best machines for industrial degreasing. The high pressure output of these machines, such as Daimer®’s 12860 pressure washer can blast away dirt and grease from almost any kind of industrial equipment. When choosing machines for degreasing, opt for heated machines. Non-heated machines will cause the grease to clump.

Graffiti Removal
Another top use of high pressure washers is graffiti removal. Pressure washing machines are ideally made for cleaning building walls and compound walls. These machines pump their output onto walls to wash away graffiti. Cleaning workers must ensure the output of the machine is not directed toward soft surfaces in the vicinity.

Auto Detailing
High pressure washers are often not ideal for auto detailing, as high pressure levels can cause dents and scratches on vehicle. Pressure washers can be used for auto detailing, but the output pressure level should not exceed 1500 psi. 

Tuesday, October 11, 2011

High Pressure Washers That Can Handle High Pressure Cleaning



High pressure washers are commonly used in many industrial and commercial areas for their effective cleaning power. These units use the pressurized water power to effectively lift and remove a wide range of sediments and deposits from a variety of surfaces. Not only are these machines efficient in tackling different kinds of deposits, they offer a cleaning option that is eco-friendly as well. Unlike other conventional cleaning methods that rely on rough chemical cleaning agents, these high pressure washers use nothing more than pressurized water for optimum cleaning. In order to make these machines even more efficient, Daimer® has a number of tri-mode pressure washers.

Tri-mode pressure washing units combine the cleaning power of high pressure washers with user convenience. A number of industrial areas rely on these machines for a number of cleaning tasks. These tasks may consist of a variety of different kinds of applications. For instance, some cleaning jobs which are relatively light may only require the use of cold water. On the other hand, heavier cleaning jobs, like degreasing, may require the use of steam. Tri mode pressure washing units combine cold water, hot water and steam cleaning abilities in one convenient unit.

Tri mode high pressure washers are not only more convenient, they are a much more economical option as well. Instead of investing in three different machines, the user can invest in a single unit that can handle a variety of cleaning tasks with high efficiency. Best of all, these cleaning tasks can be accomplished in a manner that is completely eco-friendly.

Sunday, September 11, 2011

Do's and Dont's of High Pressure Washers



High pressure washers can expel high pressure water or steam that can blast away dirt and impurities from hard surfaces. The output pressure levels of these machines from Daimer® vary from 750 psi up to 8000 psi, varying by the model. The following is an overview of some of the common uses of high pressure washers and some of the tasks which these machines are not suitable for.

Common Uses
High pressure washers are excellent machines for hard surface cleaning and heavy duty industrial degreasing. These machines are widely used for cleaning public places such as parks, parking lots, and stadiums. The equipment may also be used for graffiti removal from public places and commercial buildings. The high output pressure level is quite helpful for removing dirt and various deposits from industrial equipment and factory floors. In short, these machines may be utilized for cleaning most any hard and sturdy surface that is able to withstand a high pressure output from the machine.

Dont's
High pressure washers are not suitable for auto detailing. For this reason, Daimer® offers specialized machines specifically suited for auto detailing. These machines features pressure levels of 1500 psi and lower to enable safe and effective cleaning of vehicles. Pressure washers should also not be used for cleaning the interiors of vehicles, or cleaning in areas without proper drainage.

Wednesday, August 31, 2011

High Pressure Washers Combine with Low Flow Technology for Use on Surfaces



High pressure washers are the best cleaning machines when it comes to wider cleaning applications. The performance of a pressure washer depends largely on its temperature rating and pressure output. Most cleaning machines available today do not meet the high performance standards necessary to provide better cleaning capabilities.

Daimer®, one of the premier suppliers of cleaning equipment, offers some of the best high pressure washers. Their Super Max™ series can deliver pressure up to 8000 psi and a temperature output that can reach as high as 330°F.

Most machines with high pressure output use an excessive quantity of water. This can become a deterrent when water supply is scarce or there are improper drainage facilities. Pressure washers with low flow rate are the ideal cleaning machines where water conservation is a major concern.

The Super Max™ 6120SCW and 6230SCW offer an output pressure of 1000 psi and with a low flow rate of just 0.5 GPM. These machines are perfect when the surface to be cleaned is less durable than other surfaces. For instance, vehicle exteriors can become damaged under high pressure levels over 1500 psi.


Monday, August 22, 2011

Things to Check When Buying High Pressure Washers



High pressure washers are the most preferred cleaning machines for cleaning hard surfaces, particularly outdoor areas like parks, pavements, and stadiums. That said, these are equally capable of cleaning hard surfaces in interior locations such as floors, walls, and parking lots. A prospective buyer will find many different models of pressure washing machines. A quick search on the internet should leave the new buyers flabbergasted at the number of choices they have. Despite the richness of options, some old-fashioned research remains key to selecting the right machine. Following are some tips to choose the right kind of high pressure washers from Daimer®.

Source of Power
Pressure washing machines have different types of power sources: diesel, propane, gasoline, electricity, and so on. Each of these power methods has advantages and disadvantages. However, the type of power source does not have any impact on the output power and cleaning efficiency of the machine.

For interior cleaning, electric high pressure washers are more suitable, since these machines do not make produce exhaust and emit little noise. For outdoor cleaning, though, gasoline or propane machines are more suitable. Electric plug points, essential for running electric machines, may not be conveniently available in outdoor locations.

Flexibility
Ordinary machines provide only one or two types of output temperature. But some of the more sophisticated high pressure washers are equipped with the tri-mode technology and offers three types of output temperature. Such machines as Daimer®’s Super Max™ 12500 GE offers cold water, hot water up to 210°F, and steam temperatures of 330°F.


Tuesday, August 9, 2011

Need To Maintain Delicate Surfaces? Try These High Pressure Washers



Ever wondered why high pressure washers are so popular among cleaning professionals? This is because these powerful machines help eliminate tough dirt deposits on a range of surfaces. Professionals may sometimes have to handle the maintenance of delicate surfaces which can be seriously damaged by the high pressure levels and high flow rates of conventional pressure cleaners. To efficiently accomplish such challenging jobs, Daimer® now presents pressure cleaning equipment with low flow rates.

High pressure washers are now routinely used by cleaning professionals for maintaining industrial warehouses, marine vessels, airplanes, garage floors, restaurants, gas stations, parking lots, patios, roadways, sidewalks, and even car exteriors. The Super Max™ series of pressure cleaning systems from Daimer® will help you clean even more surfaces while using much lower flow rates than ordinary machines.

Let us understand this with a comparative analysis. Using a typical garden hose for cleaning a surface will mean using up six to ten gallons of water per minute. Using high pressure washers will bring down water consumption to as little as 0.5 GPM. Opting for pressure cleaners with low flow rates will help conserve water.

Now let us return to the issue of cleaning delicate surfaces like automobile exteriors. High flow rates can damage the metal body by causing dents and scratches on the surface. Using high pressure washers such as the Super Max™ 6120SCW that feature a low flow rate of 0.5 GPM will help clean the engine without causing any kind of damage.

The versatile high pressure washers from us will thus help maintain delicate surfaces while conserving water to a great extent.

Friday, July 22, 2011

High Pressure Washers and Auto Detailing



Normally, high pressure washers are reserved for the most difficult industrial cleaning tasks, such as heavy duty industrial degreasing. One requires a high output power for removing deeply bound dirt from hard surfaces. However, auto detailing is relatively less difficult. How high should the output pressure be for effectively cleaning vehicles?

Pros and Cons of High Power
The benefits of high pressure washers are well known. High cleaning efficiency and quick cleaning are two of the most obvious advantages. The durability and flexibility of modern machines from Daimer® are other benefits.

At the same time, high power has its disadvantages too. For example, high pressure washers with a high output power cannot be used on soft surfaces or surfaces that cannot withstand high pressure output. Vehicles have their own share of soft surfaces. For example, most of the interior parts are soft, like the seat upholstery, carpets, and coverings of the steering wheel and dashboard. Using a machine with high output pressure may not provide the desired results.

Tips to Choose Machine
Opinions vary regarding the use of high pressure washers for auto detailing. The consensus is that the pressure level should not exceed 1500 psi. A machine with a higher output pressure level than this might cause damage to the softer surfaces of vehicles. Look for specially made auto detailing machines such as Daimer®’s Super Max™ 6120SCW, which features pressure levels of 1000 psi, steam temperatures of 250°F, and low flow rates of 0.5 GPM.


Monday, June 20, 2011

Mobile High Pressure Washers for Outdoor Applications



High pressure washers with truck-mounted or trailer-mounted configurations are highly mobile versions that have been specially designed to cater to the cleaning applications in large, industrial settings. Trailer-mountable power cleaning machines in the Super Max™ series from Daimer® feature large water tanks that can be mounted on trucks or skids. This is a plus point when you have to work non-stop for a long period in outdoor areas. Therefore, these pressure cleaners are widely used by cleaning professionals to manage contract cleaning tasks.

Choosing trailer-mountable versions of high pressure washers offers a range of other benefits as well. These strongly built high pressure washers come with advanced technologies designed to simplify the most challenging cleaning operations. Let us take the case of Super Max™ 8900C-840. This non-heated version of pressure cleaning system is powered by a 10 HP gasoline engine. It is capable of generating cold water at high pressure levels of 4000 PSI and flow rates of 4 GPM. To help boost productivity, this versatile power cleaning equipment is available with a multi-gun configuration.

High pressure washers like the Super Max™ 12300 AST are also characterized by advanced technologies. The Automatic Shut-Off Technology™ feature is just one among these innovative technologies. If the trigger gun is not used for more than 30 seconds after the pressure cleaner has been turned on, the AST® technology helps automatically shut down the pump. This function helps protect the machine from overheating and wear and tear of the components. When components are protected, you need not worry about maintenance costs.

Monday, May 23, 2011

Advantages of High Pressure Washers with Low Flow Rates


High pressure washers are excellent cleaning machines designed to maintain a range of different surfaces such as patios, concrete sidewalks, roads, industrial machinery, farm equipment and vehicles. However, did you know that many of these power cleaners can help conserve your water usage? Let us see how this works.

Many high pressure washers from Daimer® feature low flow rates as low as 0.5 GPM. If you are using water from a garden hose to clean your car, remember that the hose will release about 6 – 10 gallons of water a minute. However, a power cleaning system not only offers more powerful cleaning, but often uses much less water. So, if you would like to do your share in conserving water, you can easily do so by using high pressure washers with low flow rates.

The Super Max™ 6120SCW is one of the most powerful cleaning units from Daimer® that is notable for its low flow rates. The pressure levels of 1000 psi have made this power cleaner popular for car detailing applications without damaging the exterior of the car. Low flow rates of 0.5 GPM allow you to take your time in cleaning cars without worrying about water wastage or EPA fines. Low flow rates also make the power cleaning unit safe for use on surfaces such as car engines.

By attaining steam temperatures of up to 250ºF, these high pressure washers easily dissolve tough deposits such as caked on mud, bird discharge, and tree sap and grease deposits. Super-heated steam at the right pressure level helps clean different surfaces of vehicles such as the exteriors, wheels, glass, and engine.


Monday, May 16, 2011

How to Buy High-Pressure Washers



While buying high pressure washers is a good choice for tackling tough cleaning tasks, it can be difficult to know which is the best machine to buy. If you are not familiar with power washers, it can be confusing to know what features to look for and how to decide which machine is the best for you. Daimer® recommends that you ask yourself a few important questions prior to buying high pressure washers. After all, this is an important investment and asking the right questions ahead of time can ensure you buy the best machine possible for your needs.

First, you need to figure out whether you will need a stationary or mobile unit. If your cleaning job involves a lot of moving around, it would be best to look for portable and mobile units. You should also consider fuel options. If most of your cleaning work will be outdoor or away from a ready electrical supply, it is best to look for propane-, diesel-, or gasoline-powered units. For very rugged cleaning jobs, like heavy grease removal, steam pressure washing units may be ideal. For lighter jobs that deal with sticky or hardened debris, hot water high pressure washers are a better option. Cold water units are best suited for light cleaning jobs. Machines such as Daimer®’s Super Max™ 6000 feature tri-mode capabilities, offering cold water, hot water, and steam temperature settings up to 386°F.

When choosing high pressure washers, make sure that you know what kind of pressure levels you will require. If you are concerned about water wastage or incurring fines for water run-off, consider looking at machines that have low water flow rates. 

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Quality Factors of High Pressure Washers


Cleaning operations in commercial or industrial areas are generally tough and time-consuming. This is why it is essential to use high-grade pressure cleaners to maintain such areas. In addition to helping reduce the effort levels and time required for cleaning, high pressure washers offer superior results. However, it is important to purchase high-quality power cleaners to experience reliable performance.

The Super Max™ series of high pressure washers from Daimer® come with the promise of exceptional durability, efficiency, reliability, and safety. These power cleaners are equipped with high-quality components. For instance, traditional pressure cleaning machines generally feature plastic, aluminum, or sheet metal housing. However, high pressure washers in the Super Max™ series feature stainless steel powder coated housings that are also chip resistant and chemical resistant. This rugged construction helps extend the life of a pressure cleaner by protecting it from wear and tear.

It is a well-known fact that that heated versions of pressure cleaning machines work better than cold water-based ones for certain cleaning tasks, like degreasing. For this reason, the demand for heated power cleaners is on the rise. However, if a pressure cleaner must generate steam or hot water at high temperatures, even during extended hours of operation, it must consist of quality heating coils. That explains why the Super Max™ range of high pressure washers feature heavy-duty heating coils made of stainless steel.

The self-clean boiler technology is another amazing aspect about these pressure cleaners. This technology helps prevent the boiler from accumulating deposits that can harm its performance. 

Monday, April 4, 2011

Quality High Pressure Washers—Tips On Choosing Them


Portable Pressure Washer

Just as you would with other equipment, you must pay extra attention to the standards of quality before purchasing high pressure washers. Only top-grade power cleaners will function well for years, survive extended periods of rough use, and incur very little in maintenance costs. Now, here are a few tips on what you need to look out for when you purchase a quality power cleaner.

The brand you choose must be from a reputable supplier like the Super Max™ series from Daimer®. The housing of the high pressure washers in this range is made of high-quality materials powder coated stainless steel. Unlike aluminum or cheap plastic housing, a heavy-duty stainless steel housing helps extend the life of your power cleaner by protecting it from wear and tear.

Heated versions of high pressure washers in the Super Max™ range feature boilers with a self-clean function. This advanced technology helps keep the boiler free of any harmful buildup of deposits that can harm its functioning. The heating coils in these pressure cleaning machines are made of heavy-duty stainless steel.

Another notable quality aspect of the Super Max™ series of high pressure washers is the mobile configuration. Choosing mobile power cleaning systems, such as the Super Max™ 9000, is important especially when it comes to cleaning vast areas. For wheeled pressure cleaners, make sure the wheels are tough and can resist wear under harsh conditions.

Always choose products from a reputable supplier to ensure you get the best machine available.

Sunday, April 3, 2011

Quality High Pressure Washers—Tips On Choosing Them


Just as you would with other equipment, you must pay extra attention to the standards of quality before purchasing high pressure washers. Only top-grade power cleaners will function well for years, survive extended periods of rough use, and incur very little in maintenance costs. Now, here are a few tips on what you need to look out for when you purchase a quality power cleaner.

The brand you choose must be from a reputable supplier like the Super Max™ series from Daimer®. The housing of the high pressure washers in this range is made of high-quality materials powder coated stainless steel. Unlike aluminum or cheap plastic housing, a heavy-duty stainless steel housing helps extend the life of your power cleaner by protecting it from wear and tear.

Heated versions of high pressure washers in the Super Max™ range feature boilers with a self-clean function. This advanced technology helps keep the boiler free of any harmful buildup of deposits that can harm its functioning. The heating coils in these pressure cleaning machines are made of heavy-duty stainless steel.

Another notable quality aspect of the Super Max™ series of high pressure washers is the mobile configuration. Choosing mobile power cleaning systems, such as the Super Max™ 9000, is important especially when it comes to cleaning vast areas. For wheeled pressure cleaners, make sure the wheels are tough and can resist wear under harsh conditions.

Always choose products from a reputable supplier to ensure you get the best machine available.

Monday, March 21, 2011

High Pressure Washers for Excellent Fleet Maintenance


Mobile Hot Water Pressure Washer

If you know the effort and time required to get a car clean, you can easily imagine the hard work that goes into cleaning larger vehicles like buses or trucks. This is why fleet maintenance facilities generally have a tough time keeping the entire fleet spotlessly clean and gleaming. Unlike cars, trucks collect more dust and dirt, especially on long trips. To effectively clean away all that grime, detailing professionals must be equipped with high pressure washers.

It is important to choose high pressure washers from reputable suppliers and to know the rules of auto detailing. Generally, pressure levels above 1500 psi are not recommended for cleaning vehicles, as the higher pressure levels can cause dents, scratching, and paint chipping on vehicles. In addition, many professionals prefer to use machines with low flow rates to avoid water runoff and drainage fines.

To put an end to all these drawbacks, Daimer® launched certain high pressure washers in the Super Max™ series that are specifically intended to manage vehicle detailing applications. One example of a low flow power cleaner is the Super Max™ 6120SCW. With pressure levels of 1000 psi, low flow rates of 0.5 GPM, and steam temperatures of up to 300°F, these high pressure washers feature the perfect combination of capabilities needed for reliable fleet maintenance.

High pressure washers such as the Super Max™ 6120SCW are also unbelievably versatile. Its ability to detail different vehicle surfaces offers ample proof of this versatility. 

Sunday, March 6, 2011

How to Get Best Out of Stationary High Pressure Washers


Natural Gas Fired Pressure Washers

The most basic classification of high pressure washers is based on their mobility: that is, as mobile pressure cleaning systems and as stationary cleaning units. Most people mistakenly think that stationary machines have limited use only. However, with the right technology and features, these machines can be easily used for a number of different cleaning applications.

Experienced professionals know how to get the best out of stationary high pressure washers. The following are some tips practiced by seasoned cleaning professionals.

Use of Long Hoses
One practical substitute for mobility is Daimer®’s Long Hose Technology. With this feature, high pressure washers, such as the stationary Super Max™ 15500, can reach up to 300 feet away without losing pressure or having to move the machine. This is helpful for cleaning confined to one large area.

AST® Technology
Daimer®’s AST® technology allows users to switch the pressure washer on and off using the scatter gun. If there is no output through the machine for 30 seconds, the machine will be switched off automatically. The cleaning workers can switch on the machine by pulling the trigger of the scatter gun.

Thursday, February 10, 2011

High Pressure Washers — Using Commercial Machines


Cold Water Pressure Washer Surface Cleaners

Daimer® offers high pressure washers for commercial and industrial use. These machines have many advantages over ordinary, low grade machines that are suitable only for limited or personal use.

1.High quality: Machines sold through Daimer® have stainless steel heating elements. This makes the machine more durable, while aluminum parts used by competitors are brittle and cannot withstand high temperature and pressure levels. High pressure washers from Daimer® are constructed from powder coated steel, helping to prevent against corrosion and chipping.

2.Portable: Daimer®’s high pressure washers, with the exception of stationary machines, can be easily transported. You can choose machines with wheels or purchase machines that may be mounted onto trailers.

3.Power: Whether you choose heated or non-heated machines, Daimer®’s high pressure machines offer unmatched power and productivity. The Super Max™ 8790, a portable, electric, non-heated machine, attains pressure levels as high as 5000 psi, which is suitable for cleaning agricultural tools, sheds, barns, and for industrial purposes. At the other end of the spectrum are machines such as the Super Max™ 6000, with pressure levels of 750 psi that offer high temperatures ideal for car washes, restaurants, retail stores, offices and residential buildings.
4.Versatility: Many of Daimer®’s Super Max™ pressure washers are tri-mode machines, meaning they can be used as cold water, hot water, and steam pressure washers. Such versatility allows operators to use these high pressure washers for a larger selection of cleaning applications. 

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Identifying Superior Quality High Pressure Washers


Heavy-Duty Pressure Washer

The popularity of high pressure washers has resulted in the market being flooded with new versions of power cleaners equipped with advanced cleaning technologies. Despite the various machines available, one fact remains unchanged. The best power cleaning machines are those that use high quality parts and components. When purchasing a pressure cleaner, it becomes clearly important to choose high-grade models such as those offered by suppliers like Daimer®.

The Super Max™ series of high pressure washers from Daimer® is unmatched in quality. Low cost power cleaners generally feature low-quality plastic or aluminum casing that quickly wears away with constant use. In contrast, Super Max™ power washers have powder-coated, chip-resistant, heavy-duty stainless steel casing.

The Super Max™ range of high pressure washers features high-grade stainless steel heating coils. These stainless steel heating coils can generate steam at temperatures up to 330°F. In addition, machines such as the Super Max™ 12200 feature pressure levels of 2000 psi and flow rates of 4 GPM. Daimer® also offers technologies such as Long Hose Technology and Automatic Shut-off Technology™ for all electric machines. With LHT technology, operators can reach up to 300 feet away without moving the machine. AST® technology will allow the operator to automatically shut off the machine when not in use for 30 seconds.

Although the upfront cost of quality high pressure washers may be more, remember that the machine is built to withstand demanding cleaning applications and, in turn, is less likely to break down and generate maintenance costs.


Monday, January 31, 2011

High Pressure Washers for Cleaning on the Go!

Propane Trailer Pressure Washer
Many stationery high pressure washers offer powerful cleaning in commercial and industrial settings. Naturally, many of these stationery systems are used indoors where there is an electrical supply readily available. So, what happens when you need the cleaning power of high pressure washing machines outdoors?

The outdoor applications of these pressure washing machines are almost endless. From auto detailing to cleaning public areas to cleaning boats and agricultural equipment, these pressure washers are helpful for dealing with a number of rigorous cleaning tasks. Daimer® offers a range of mobile high pressure washers which are not only suited to deal with these cleaning jobs, but are versatile for other applications as well.

Daimer® understands that no two outdoor cleaning applications are alike. This is why Daimer® offers a variety of mobile high pressure washers in their Super Max™ series suited for different needs. For instance, there are mobile pressure washing machines available, such as the Super Max™ 12500 PE, that run on propane. Other fuel options include gas, diesel, and even jet fuel.

There are also mobile machines available that run on electricity. These high pressure washers can be used provided there is access to a power supply source. Extension cords and generators allow mobile electric units to be used in many outdoor cleaning applications where electricity is not available.

There are high pressure washers with different types of mobility features as well. For example, some are fitted with a wheeled trailer mount where the wheels can be easily removed. Wheeled units without the trailer mount are also available.

In terms of cleaning power, there are systems available that can operate with cold water, hot water, and steam temperature levels. These are tri-mode machines and offer the most versatility for many cleaning applications.


Sunday, January 23, 2011

High Pressure Washers — Multi-User Operation


 Stationary Power Washers

Most cleaning contractors, car detailers, and fleet maintenance crews invest in mobile pressure washers. In addition to portable machines, Daimer Industries® also retails stationary pressure washing machines for dedicated industrial locations. These pressure washers are ideal for large industrial or commercial areas where portability is not required although productivity is very important.

To enhance productivity, many of these high pressure washers have a multi-gun feature that allows more than one user to operate the machine simultaneously. These high pressure washers are ideal for areas where a single machine may be required to serve multiple functions, such as graffiti, chemical, and grease removal from walls and floors, rust and dirt removal from machines, wet sandblasting, and more.

The Super Max™ 15200 is a stationary pressure washer that runs on electricity and is fired by gasoline, propane, or heating oil. This machine can use heated and non-heated water and has the option of being used with multi-gun features. The machine has moderate flow rate of 2 GPM and pressure level of 1000 psi. The 15200 attains temperatures as high as 330°F. The Super Max™ 15900 is among the most powerful stationary high pressure washers from Daimer®. This machine has pressure level as high as 3000 psi and flow rate of 5 GPM.

Daimer®’s high pressure washers are built to withstand high temperatures and work nonstop under extreme conditions. The Super Max™ 15200 has chip and corrosion resistant powder-coated steel housing. The quick disconnect wand and high-pressure chemical infusion speed up the cleaning process and reduce both electricity and detergent waste. For more information visit http://pressure-washer-usa.blogspot.com/2010/05/pressure-washers-with-100-wet-steam.html