Steam pressure washers are powerful cleaning machines ideal for cleaning all types of hard surfaces. Easy to function and with versatile features, they are commonly used for commercial and industrial cleaning applications, such as auto detailing and removing grease.
Daimer®, a leading supplier of steam pressure washers, offers tri-mode features. These machines can operate with cold water, hot water, and steam output to tackle the toughest dirt and stains on most hard surfaces in industrial and commercial settings.
Steam pressure washers are extremely convenient to use as they are well-equipped to clean hard surfaces with wet steam. The Super Max™ 8900C-322 is a non-heated pressure washer featuring pressure levels of 2000 psi and flow rates of 3.5 GPM. However, most operators prefer heated pressure washers for such applications as industrial degreasing, as heat works to dissolve grease while cold water can lead to formation of clumps of grease. Steam pressure washers such as the Super Max™ 12880 feature pressure levels of 3000 psi, flow rates of 5 GPM, and tri-mode temperature options with cold water (room temperature), hot water (210°F), and steam output (330°F).
Steam pressure washers like the 12880 are powered by gasoline and are therefore portable cleaning machines. They can be either wheel mounted or trailer/truck mounted for easy mobility. For indoor cleaning where ventilation is not adequate, Daimer® also offers electric powered steam pressure cleaning machines. Electric systems offer less portability due to their dependence on an electrical supply, but they generate no exhaust.
Daimer®, a leading supplier of steam pressure washers, offers tri-mode features. These machines can operate with cold water, hot water, and steam output to tackle the toughest dirt and stains on most hard surfaces in industrial and commercial settings.
Steam pressure washers are extremely convenient to use as they are well-equipped to clean hard surfaces with wet steam. The Super Max™ 8900C-322 is a non-heated pressure washer featuring pressure levels of 2000 psi and flow rates of 3.5 GPM. However, most operators prefer heated pressure washers for such applications as industrial degreasing, as heat works to dissolve grease while cold water can lead to formation of clumps of grease. Steam pressure washers such as the Super Max™ 12880 feature pressure levels of 3000 psi, flow rates of 5 GPM, and tri-mode temperature options with cold water (room temperature), hot water (210°F), and steam output (330°F).
Steam pressure washers like the 12880 are powered by gasoline and are therefore portable cleaning machines. They can be either wheel mounted or trailer/truck mounted for easy mobility. For indoor cleaning where ventilation is not adequate, Daimer® also offers electric powered steam pressure cleaning machines. Electric systems offer less portability due to their dependence on an electrical supply, but they generate no exhaust.
