Pressure Cleaners: How to Choose a Quality Product

Pressure cleaners handle extreme temperatures and high pressure levels, whether in commercial applications or industrial capacity. Both industrial and commercial pressure cleaners need to be robust machines that can run for long hours. You need machines that can complete tasks quickly and maintain high productivity. A low-quality pressure washer does not offer these advantages. Machines built for home use will break down under the stress of commercial operation. Therefore, it is important to select a quality pressure cleaning machine with durable components and wear-resistant parts.

It is important to select pressure cleaners with high-quality parts. For example, the heating coils are crucial parts of heated pressure cleaners. These coils are generally made of aluminum in low-cost machines. However, aluminum is not very durable, particularly when put under constant high pressure levels and temperatures for a long duration. Daimer®, on the other hand, sells pressure cleaners with stainless steel or heavy duty schedule 80 heating coils.

The powder-coated steel housing is durable, corrosion and chip resistant, and can endure high temperatures. In addition, Daimer® features high quality pressure hoses and trigger guns designed to withstand the demands of high pressure and temperature levels.

Finally, product warranties are an important indicator of quality. Suppliers who offer proper warranties establish confidence in their merchandise. Warranties also help a buyer deal with breakdowns and damage that can make business operations go haywire when quick parts replacement and machine servicing are unavailable. They also help you avoid the cost of replacement and servicing. Daimer® offers a one-year warranty on their pressure cleaners. Visit www.daimer.com to learn more about their pressure cleaners.

Selecting the Best Pressure Cleaners

Pressure cleaners, also known as pressure washers, are used to clean hard surfaces and heavy duty industrial equipment. Power washers offer effective cleaning by blasting away debris at high pressure levels and temperature settings. A prospective buyer should check several factors before selecting a suitable pressure washer.

There is no universally accepted best pressure washer. Cleaning requirements often determine the type of pressure washer one requires. For example, heavy duty industrial degreasing requires a pressure washer with a pressure level of 3000 psi or more paired with high temperature levels, whereas auto detailing requires a machine with a pressure level of 1500 psi or less.

Still, most quality pressure cleaners possess some common features. The following are some such features.

Multiple Temperature Options
The latest models of pressure cleaners provide three different temperature levels: cold water, hot water, and steam. A good example is the tri-mode machines from Daimer®, a pioneer of many new technologies in this field. Such models, including the Super Max™ 15400, offer all three kinds of output. In other words, these models can help clean a wide variety of jobs.

Useful Technologies
Modern machines of Super Max pressure cleaners boast many innovative technologies. Daimer®’s AST® technology is one such feature. This technology automatically switches off the machine if there is no output flow for 30 seconds. The operator can switch on the machine by simply pulling the trigger of the scatter gun. This is both convenient for the cleaning worker and helpful in reducing the wear and tear of the machine.

For more information about these and other cleaning products from Daimer®, visit www.daimer.com.