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Providing powerful, durable cleaning machines that meet and exceed virtually all customer needs and expectations is a feet Daimer® has continually strived for since the company's inception. In addition to providing the most versatile line of cleaning machines and chemicals with a host of different options to meet nearly all applications, Daimer® has focused on meeting the power requirements of countries worldwide.
An example of this versatility can be found in Daimer®'s line of pressure washers, available in 110-120V, 208V, 220-240V, 380V, 400V, 415V, 440V, 480V, and 600V; in either 50 Hz or 60 Hz; and in single and three phase configurations. Daimer®'s latest line of all-electric Vapor-Flo® pressure washers are no different, offering a wide range of 60 Hz and 50 Hz configurations.
This new line of Vapor-Flo® machines from Daimer® is set to redefine traditional concepts involving power, as traditionally machines are powered by gas, diesel, propane, or electricity and heated by a different source. In contrast, the equipment in the Vapor-Flo® series includes only all-electric pressure washers. These machines do not have any kind of combustion engine and do not require any type of fuel as an energy source. In other words, both the water's pressure and temperature are generated by electricity.
The following are some of the main features of the best electric pressure washer machines in the Vapor-Flo® series by Daimer®.
Vapor-Flo® commercial electric pressure washer machines have the customary Daimer® quality. These are rugged machines designed for continuous use. The housing is made of durable stainless steel or powder-coated steel to provide lasting protection for the internals of these powerful systems.
Included accessories are also tough, including durable 2.5 foot trigger wands and double layered pressure hoses designated to withstand high pressure levels.
The Vapor-Flo® series features both portable and stationery machines. Portable machines are usually considered the best electric pressure washers for operators in large commercial and industrial facilities requiring the ability to move the machine to designated applications. Stationary systems are preferred where operators experience repeat application within a given area. The value of stationary models can be improved by opting for longer hoses. All the models come with a custom length option. That is, the customer can select a hose with any reasonable length they require.
Power of any pressure washer depends on three factors: output pressure, output temperature, and flow rate. The best electric pressure washer models in the Vapor-Flo® series have an output pressure of up to 2175 psi. The full range stretches from 1400 psi to 2175 psi. The pressure level you select, should match your application. For example, car detailing requires a pressure level at or below 1500 psi to ensure vehicle surfaces are not damaged.
Vapor-Flo® electric pressure washer models provide two kinds of output temperature: cold water and hot water. Cold water output uses the temperature of water that is put into the machine, while the temperature of hot water output varies, depending on the model. The output temperature ranges from 140°F to 205°F. Higher temperatures translate to greater cleaning power.
The flow rate, which indicates the quantity of output that flows per minute, ranges from 0.4 GPM to 2.7 GPM for the commercial pressure washer machines in this series. For areas where drainage facilities or water availability is a concern, a lower flow rate is best. m
In short, the best electric pressure washers in the Vapor-Flo® series are the best on the market in terms of power, versatility, and quality. If you are looking for a high-power electric pressure washer, look no further than the new line of products from Daimer®.
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