Tuesday, January 26, 2010

When Stationary Pressure Washers are a Good Choice

Stationary Pressure Washers
Although the benefits of using high pressure washers have been popular for quite some time now, not many people are aware about the advantages of using stationary pressure cleaning equipment. Stationary pressure cleaning machines that run on electricity are perfect for managing a range of cleaning tasks in different environments that experience repeat applications in a given area, like restaurants, parks, zoos, garages, shopping malls, and schools. To ensure your machine is durable and will last rugged use for years to come, take a look at the extensive range of pressure washing machines available from Daimer®.

Examples of tri-mode high pressure washers from Daimer® include the Super Max™ 15500 and the Super Max™ 15200. With high temperatures levels of 330ºF, moderate pressure levels, and high flow rates, these pressure cleaning machines are among the best available. Another notable feature of these high pressure washers is that they are tri-mode versions, capable of functioning individually as steam-based, hot water-based, or cold water based pressure cleaning equipment. This tri-mode feature enables you to purchase only one machine for a variety of different cleaning jobs in both industrial and commercial areas.

Tri-mode machines are ideal for users needing to clean a variety of surfaces. Using the cold temperature option, users can easily clean delicate surface or handle lighter applications. For surfaces that can handle heat or that are heavily soiled, the hot water temperature option allows these machines to clean tough stains. For the most difficult stains and grease, high pressure washers with steam should be used.

Friday, January 8, 2010

How Can High Pressure Washers Help Outdoors


High Pressure Washers for Outdoors

High pressure washers are used for a number of cleaning jobs both indoors and outdoors and in industrial and commercial areas. Whether cleaning large agricultural equipment, washing a concrete walkway, or cleaning a boat, a portable pressure washing machine is essential to complete an effective job in a relatively short amount of time. Daimer® understands the need for not just portable units, but for a variety of portable machines that will suit different user needs.

In most indoor areas, it is not possible to use gas or diesel powered machines, as they can generate harmful exhaust. If there is access to an electrical supply nearby, you can opt for electric-powered high pressure washers with wheels. Daimer's wheeled configurations can also be mounted onto trailers and trucks, making it easier to cover large areas. If an electrical supply is not available, gas-powered machines are ideal. These machines can offer you greater mobility since they don’t rely on electrical supply. However, due to their exhaust production, these systems should be used outdoors or in areas with sufficient ventilation. Long hoses may also be used, enabling operators to work indoors while the machine remains outside.

Some people prefer to use propane instead of gas. Since propane burns cleaner than gas, it emits less exhaust. This makes it an ideal fuel to use for large indoor applications that have adequate ventilation. To meet the needs of all its customers, Daimer® offers an extensive range of propane, gas, and electric powered high pressure washers with varying pressure levels. With so many portable options for pressure washers, it is easy to find one suited to your cleaning applications.

Wednesday, December 23, 2009

High Pressure Washers - Many Applications


High Pressure Washers

Daimer®'s high pressure washers are used in industries as diverse as manufacturing, shipping, car wash, and maintenance of public utilities. They are also used in offices, hotels, restaurants, malls, and other commercial facilities for keeping the premises clean and spotless.

The Super Max™ 7000, with pressure levels of 1000 psi and flow rate of 2.5 GPM, is suitable for many commercial locations, such as restaurant kitchens and restrooms. This electric powered device is also one of the best high pressure washers for car detailing, as it boasts high steam temperatures for effective cleaning with moderate pressure levels that will not harm delicate vehicle surfaces.

The Super Max™ 12200 SP is a mobile unit that uses wet steam as hot as 330°F for removing accumulated grease. Grease, particularly in industrial and commercial settings, can be extremely hard to remove manually. Hosing down the surface with cold water does not work, as it congeals the grease further. Hot water is more effective, but it increases the drying time of the surface. Super-heated steam; the kind generated by many Daimer® high pressure washers, dries quickly and is far more effective in breaking down and removing congealed grease.

High pressure washers equipped with low flow technology can deliver powerful jets of water and yet have a flow rate as little as 0.5 GPM. In places where water shortage is a concern, these pressure washers can deliver thorough cleaning without using excessive water. The Super Max 6120LM, for example, has a pressure level of 1000 psi and utilizes steam as hot as 300°F to provide cleaning without using too much water.

Friday, December 4, 2009

Benefits of Tri-mode High Pressure Washers



When people think about high pressure washers, they focus mainly on the output pressure of these machines. These pressure levels are always rising, thanks to rapid developments in technology. Still, pressure is not the only specification a customer has to focus on. Output temperature level is an important aspect as well.

At present, a number of high pressure washers are available that allow the users to vary the output temperature. Broadly speaking, pressure washers provide three modes of output in terms of temperature variation.

The first is cold water output, which is the injection of unheated water. The second is hot water output, where water is heated to a temperature up to 210°F. The third is steam output, where water heats up to a temperature of 330°F.

Different temperature options of high pressure washers have different applications. Systems with steam output are more efficient and more powerful, but these are only usable on surfaces that can withstand such high temperatures. On the other hand, high pressure washers with cold water output can be applied to almost all surfaces, but do not offer the additional cleaning power afforded by heat.

Customers often find it hard to select a particular temperature option when purchasing high pressure washers. This problem is solved by opting for a tri-mode pressure washer. At present, Daimer®, a premier distributor of cleaning machines and chemicals in the world, offers a number of tri-mode machines in its Super Max™ series. A single tri-mode machine can provide all three outputs: cold water, hot water, and steam.


Friday, November 20, 2009

High Pressure Washers Help with Indoor Cleaning


Pressure Washers for Indoor Cleaning

It is true that when it comes to high pressure washers, many people prefer portable models. These allow you to cover large areas of ground and can help in cleaning machinery outdoors. However, there are a number of instances where pressure washing machines are needed indoors. The truth is that most portable cleaning units create a lot of exhaust, which makes them unsuitable for indoor use without sufficient ventilation. As such, many indoor users employ electric powered high pressure washers.

Daimer® has a wide range of electrical pressure washing machines which are perfect for indoor use. These types of machines do not create any exhaust, making them a smart choice for cleaning schools, offices, hospitals, and hotels. They are also good for industrial areas that might not have much ventilation. They make relatively little noise while gas powered units tend to be quite loud.

Electrical high pressure washers often come equipped with other extra features. For instance, a number of models feature Daimer’s exclusive AST®, Automatic Shutoff Technology™. This makes them a truly versatile tool for many industries. AST® high pressure washers shut down the pump and motor during inactivity to reduce unnecessary wear. With this technology, users can utilize long hoses to work far from the machine without having to return and shut the machine down during each break. For indoor cleaning applications like cleaning restaurant kitchens or hospitals, these pressure washing machines are the ideal choice.

Wednesday, November 4, 2009

High Pressure Washers Keep Your Equipment Clean


High Pressure Washers

High pressure washers are effective cleaning tools for your commercial or industrial equipment. If your business utilizes high power machinery or heavy-duty equipment, then you will need some effort to take care of them. Keeping your equipment in a good shape will keep your machinery working strong with limited breakdowns. It also serves to increase the operating life of the equipment.

High pressure washers are effective in the process of degreasing heavy equipment. Heavy duty machinery and even the floors of your industrial business will inevitably build up grease and grime over a period of time. Having a Super Max™ 15900 as a part of your cleaning arsenal will be a good business decision. It is a stationary cleaning machine that effectively degreases bulky equipment. It runs on electricity, and the water is heated by natural gas, kerosene, propane, or oil. The Super Max™ 15900, provided by Daimer®, has a flow of up to 5 GPM, and a pressure up to 3000 psi. High pressure washers might be a big investment for any business, but they are well worth it to keep your equipment running smoothly and will save you more time and money in the long run.

Degreasing floors is also important to keep the work area clean and safe. Heavy duty degreasing jobs for expensive equipment and floors require the right choice of tools. Most high pressure washers can now be purchased with a dual gun attachment option. This allows you and someone else to tackle the big jobs together.

Thursday, October 22, 2009

High Pressure Washers with Powerful Advantages



High pressure washers become even more formidable when they come with extra cleaning abilities and features. Dealing with large commercial or industrial areas means dealing with different kinds of cleaning tasks. Some can be comparatively easy. But there are also areas that involve tougher cleaning machines, such as jobs involving degreasing. When covering an area that has all of these kinds of cleaning tasks, it can be time consuming and inconvenient to deal with a number of different high pressure washers. It makes far more sense to use one machine that can tackle all these jobs.

This is why Daimer® offers a number of tri-mode high pressure washers. These machines come equipped with cold water, hot water and steam cleaning abilities. For ordinary deposits and stains, operating in the cold water mode is often more than enough. If you are tackling a job that consists of hardened or old grease stains, then the hot water mode can easily dissolve away these kinds of deposits. For heavy degreasing tasks, the steam mode is ideal for rooting out tough residues. These high pressure washers can make the entire cleaning process easier and more convenient.

As an added measure of convenience, many of these machines come with different kinds of power methods. For instance, if you plan on working indoors then the electrically-powered Super Max™ 12820 is an ideal tri-mode pressure washer. For more rigorous outdoor cleaning jobs, the gas powered Super Max™ 12500 GE is ideal. Instead of having to invest time and money in a variety of different machines, tri-mode high pressure washers are more convenient and cost effective. 

Saturday, September 26, 2009

How High Pressure Washers Can Help



High pressure washers can help with different cleaning jobs, but some tasks need different types of pressure washers. For instance, auto detailing would require a pressure washer with a low pressure level, since high pressure can damage the paint job. Some cleaning jobs may need the services of a cold water pressure washer to get the job done. But there are some cleaning situations that involve dirt and stains which are a little trickier to eliminate. In these cases, using high pressure washers that have a hot water or steam mode can be useful.

Daimer® offers high pressure washers in cold water, hot water, and wet steam operational modes. Hot water pressure washers are ideal for getting rid of deposits that are too stubborn for cold water pressure washers to deal with. These could be substances like grease, oil stains, or grime. Even dirt deposits that have hardened over time can be tackled easily with these pressure washers. These modes are beneficial since they offer the cleaning power of hot water but not at the extreme temperatures of the steam setting, which may not be ideal for all surfaces.

The Vapor-Flo® 8800 is a good example of a line of hot water, high pressure washers that are very durable. It can reach temperatures up to 190ºF and has a pressure level of 1800 psi, making it an extremely powerful cleaning machine. This model also has a relatively low flow rate, which means you do not have to worry about excessive water consumption, particularly in areas where water drainage may be a problem.

Thursday, July 30, 2009

High Pressure Washers - Useful Features

Features High Pressure WashersDaimer's high pressure washers come equipped with many features, and many additional features can be installed on request. The Super Max™ 25000GP, for example, is one of the most powerful high pressure washers by Daimer®. This machine can reach pressure levels as high as 7000 psi and flow rates around 9 GPM. The Super Max™ 25000GP has a 60 HP engine, one of the most powerful in the Daimer® inventory. Optional features include wet sandblasting and extra length of pressure hoses. Pressure levels can be adjusted; you can choose dual or multi-pressure alternatives.

The Super Max™ 12840 has pressure levels of 2000 psi and flow rates touching 4 GPM. This machine can be trailer mounted for easier operation, but electric powering may hamper large-scale outdoor use. High pressure washers designated for outdoor use should typically be gasoline propane powered. This is convenient when you are operating the machine without access to electric power.

Daimer® does offer high pressure washers that run on gasoline or propane for enhanced mobility, as well. Consider the Super Max™ 12880. This highly powerful machine can reach pressure levels of 3000 psi, flow rates of 5 GPM, and temperature of up to 330°F. 

Wednesday, June 24, 2009

High Pressure Washers - Cleaning Away Tough Dirt

High pressure washers are indispensable if you want to keep your factory, shop floor, and commercial establishment clean. Regular cleaning of industrial and commercial complexes can be a difficult task without the aid of high pressure washers. The high pressure can remove dirt, grime, and accumulated deposits of grease, soot, and hydrocarbons with a blast of water and cleaning agent. Without the aid of high pressure devices it would be tough to remove dirt that has accumulated in machines, tools, and on surfaces such as walls, floors, and windows.

Remember that high pressure cleaners are not suitable for delicate surfaces. You cannot use high pressure washers for jobs such as car detailing, as it can easily scratch the vehicle. (Daimer® offers low pressure washers that use less water for auto detailing jobs.)

Daimer® high pressure washers have many options: stationary vs portable, gas/propane powered vs electricity powered, cold water/hot water/steam vs tri mode, and different flow rates and pressure levels depending on requirements.

High pressure cleaners can also be used for wet sandblasting. Many cold water pressure washers from Daimer® offer high pressure levels to facilitate cleaning in the absence of high temperatures. You can opt for cold water pressure washers with wet sandblasting equipment. Wet sandblasting is ideal for removing rust, paint, and other coated substances from a small surface area. They are less messy than dry sandblasting devices and pose little or no health risk.