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Daimer®'s line of Super Max™ multi-function pressure washers can act independently as steam, cold, and hot pressure washers, with varying temperature options to match applications with varying degrees of difficulty. Hot water pressure washers or hot pressure washers are ideal for demanding industrial or commercial applications that require additional power not afforded by cold water units. Also called heated pressure washers, these hot water
pressure washers allow users to dissolve stubborn substances with heat while cleaning at high pressure levels capable of dissolving away even the toughest, stuck-on substances.
When it comes to challenging industrial applications, two things are needed: high temperatures and power. These hot water pressure washers achieve tremendous heated temperatures of 210ºF. More importantly, the power afforded by the high pressure levels featured on many of Daimer®'s hot water pressure washers is second to none. In fact, the pressure levels of these hot pressure washers can reach astounding levels of 3000 psi. Combine this with ultra-high flow rates up to 5 GPM, and our customers can reap the benefits of owning the most powerful and effective hot water pressure washers on the market.
Grease, oil, grime, dirt, food residues, and more can build up on a host of industrial and commercial surfaces, like equipment, concrete, flooring, brick, stainless steel, stone, food manufacturing and service equipment, conveyor belts, and more. While these diverse and taxing applications require slightly different pressure washing capabilities, they can all be easily taken care of with one unit, Daimer®'s Super Max™ combination pressure washing machines. These machines are gentle enough for delicate surfaces or powerful enough to handle the most challenging application when used as steam or hot pressure washers.
Steam is unparalleled in terms of its cleaning power, for even the most demanding degreasing and cleaning applications. For every ten degrees Fahrenheit that the temperature is raised, the cleaning power is increased drastically. Therefore, as steam pressure washers achieving the highest steam temperatures available, these machines are capable of achieving a dramatically more effective degree of clean. In fact, they are even more powerful than hot pressure washers. All of the Super Max ® combination steam pressure washers reach ultra-high temperatures up to 330 ºF, as a result of the high-quality, heavy-duty schedule 80 heating coils. This provides tremendous cleaning power over comparable cold water models, and even hot pressure washers.
But, what is the effectiveness of steam without the ability to channel its power? That is why all of the Super Max™ steam pressure washers come standard with a durable 3' quick disconnect trigger wand, to provide the greatest functionality to our users. This wand can be used with the five accompanying nozzles to better meet the needs of virtually any application. Included are 40º, 25º, 15º, 0º (blast), and steam nozzles.
For an even more efficient and effective experience with hot pressure washers, we suggest using Eco-Green® pressure washer soaps and detergents in conjunction with these commanding combination steam pressure washers. Eco-Green® chemicals are designed to enhance the cleaning power of even the most heavy-duty steam pressure washers. And, best of all, they are environmentally safe and readily biodegradable. No need to worry about runoff from your steam pressure washers. Never before has pressure washing been so green.
Industrial and commercial users alike who experience a wide variety of tasks requiring hot pressure washers will benefit greatly from Daimer®'s Super Max™ combination hot water and steam pressure washers. For virtually any pressure washing application, Daimer® is your source.
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