Super-HOT ® technology produces 330ºF steam and is the key feature
of the company's new 17-product Super Max ® line.

Press Release Source: Daimer Industries, Inc.

WOBURN, MA - January 22, 2009 - Daimer Industries, a leading manufacturer and distributor of commercial cleaning products, introduced a high-temperature pressure washer technology that will be the center of a new line of advanced pressure washer products.

"We've incorporated Super-HOT ® 330ºF steam technology into our new line of Super Max ® pressure washers," said Matthew Barrata, Daimer spokesman. "This new line includes 17 products."

What is Super-HOT®?

Super-HOT ® (Super High-Temperature Optimized Technology ®) produces 330ºF steam. The extreme high temperature allows Super Max ® pressure washers to quickly dissolve chewing gum, mold and mildew, oil, and other hard to remove gunk from porous and non-porous surfaces.

As a result, cleaning professionals can save time and money on difficult jobs as the Super Max ® pressure washers need no harmful chemicals and less water than lower temperature products.

The new line of pressure washers also features long-lasting stainless steel heating coils. Often, lower priced units use more fragile aluminum coils, which can be prone to holes and eventual failure.

New Super Max® Line Up

The Super Max ® Steam Pressure Washer line includes 17 products ranging from the 750 psi Super Max ® 6000SP up to the 3,000 psi Super Max 15900SP, which offers the highest pressure in the line.

For More Information

Questions and requests for additional information can be directed to Matthew Baratta by calling (888) 507-2220.

About Daimer Industries

Daimer is a major manufacturer, importer and worldwide exporter of the industry's leading line of KleenJet ® steam cleaners; XTreme Power ® carpet cleaners, hard surface cleaning machines, floor buffers/scrubbers/burnishers; Super Max ® and Vapor-Flo ® pressure washers; and the line of Micro-Blasting ® Eco-Green ® ecologically friendly green chemicals that employ unique technologies and a patented, proprietary chemistry.