Most people associate pressure washers with powerful jets of gushing water that can forcefully remove dirt from surfaces. While pressure washers offer many advantages in an industrial or commercial setting, they have one drawback: They require high quantities of water. Unlimited water availability is not guaranteed in every area and there are penalties and costs associated with drawing too much water. If you still require the cleaning capabilities of a pressure washer but cannot afford to use large amounts of water, try steam pressure washers with low flow technology.
Low flow steam pressure washers have a lower flow rate. They can be as little as 0.5 GPM compared to 5 GPM for traditional pressure washing equipment. If such little water is used, how do these pressure washers clean surfaces? The answer lies in the high temperatures these machines apply to the dirty surface. Supplying an output of 300°F, Daimer® steam pressure washers are able to offer one of the highest temperatures available for pressure washers to readily dissolve stubborn stains.
Another factor in the success of low flow steam pressure washers is the use of moderate pressure levels. Daimer®'s Super Max™ 6120LM can reach pressure levels of 1000 psi when using low flow technology. While this is not as high as other steam pressure cleaners (which can reach up to 3000 psi), it is sufficient for most commercial cleaning requirements.
Low flow steam pressure washer is especially popular with car detailing services, where water runoff and water disposal are always an issue. The moderate pressure levels work well on cars without denting or scratching their surface. In the winter, these machines can even melt ice or snow, which can affect engine performance. More information on heated pressure washers is available at www.daimer.com.
Low flow steam pressure washers have a lower flow rate. They can be as little as 0.5 GPM compared to 5 GPM for traditional pressure washing equipment. If such little water is used, how do these pressure washers clean surfaces? The answer lies in the high temperatures these machines apply to the dirty surface. Supplying an output of 300°F, Daimer® steam pressure washers are able to offer one of the highest temperatures available for pressure washers to readily dissolve stubborn stains.
Another factor in the success of low flow steam pressure washers is the use of moderate pressure levels. Daimer®'s Super Max™ 6120LM can reach pressure levels of 1000 psi when using low flow technology. While this is not as high as other steam pressure cleaners (which can reach up to 3000 psi), it is sufficient for most commercial cleaning requirements.
Low flow steam pressure washer is especially popular with car detailing services, where water runoff and water disposal are always an issue. The moderate pressure levels work well on cars without denting or scratching their surface. In the winter, these machines can even melt ice or snow, which can affect engine performance. More information on heated pressure washers is available at www.daimer.com.
