Showing posts with label Pressure Washers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pressure Washers. Show all posts

07 December 2010

Pressure Washers Can Clean Up Your Town!

Pressure Washers
When it comes to cleaning roads and other public areas, it is important to invest in machines that are durable and effective. Areas like roadways, parking lots, and playgrounds frequent heavy traffic, in turn accumulating large amounts of dirt and grime on the surface.

If these areas are not well-maintained on a regular basis, they look unsightly and in many cases, can cause damage to the surface. Pressure washers are a smart way to clean public areas because they are rugged, effective, and they are environmentally friendly cleaning machines.

One of the many benefits of opting for power wash systems from Daimer® is the ability to choose from a wide range of machines. Daimer® offers many models ranging from non-heated machines to steam pressure cleaners.

Non-heated machines are helpful for cleaning areas covered with dirt and grime. However, if you are cleaning areas that have sticky sediment or grease, consider a steam pressure cleaner such as the Super Max™ 12500 GE. This machine is powered by gasoline and heated by propane to eliminate the need for an electrical outlet. Steam temperatures of this machine can reach up to 330°F and pressure levels up to 3000 psi. Steam pressure washers are also tri-mode machines, meaning they can be used as non-heated machines, hot water machines, and steam pressure washers. This feature provides optimal cleaning efficiency.

Pressure washers are also safer for the environment than many other cleaning techniques. If cleaning chemicals are required, it is recommended to use a green cleaning solution, such as Daimer®’s Eco-Green® Ultra-Power™ Degreaser. Such solutions help protect the surface, operator, and environment by eliminating the toxic residue left behind by other cleaners.

For more information of pressure washers and how they can benefit public works departments, visit www.daimer.com.

16 November 2010

Pressure Washers – Versatile Cleaning Action

7000 AST Pressure Washer
Pressure washers are often used for outdoor cleaning applications. With highly pressurized water, they blast away tough dirt and debris from a variety of hard surfaces. Daimer®, a leading supplier of quality pressure washers and other cleaning machines, has a wide range of pressure cleaners ideal for applications from auto detailing to degreasing machinery. In addition, there are mobile pressure washing machines available for easy mobility across large areas, including multiple buildings, parking lots, streets, and more. These machines are powered by electricity or driven by fuels like gasoline, propane, or diesel.

Electric powered machines need a source of electricity to run. For this reason, many operators choose fuel powered machines when cleaning outdoors. However, using Daimer®’s Long Hose Technology can sometimes fix this problem, allowing operators to use electric powered machines where an outlet may not be available close by. This technology allows operators to use long hoses to reach places up to 300 feet away without moving the machine. In addition, such machines as Daimer®’s 7000 AST feature Automatic Shut-off Technology™. This feature shuts off the machine when there is no output through the trigger gun for 30 seconds, helping to reduce the wear and tear on pressure washers.

The Super Max™ series from Daimer® can undertake a wide range of cleaning operations because of its versatility. For example, the Super Max™ 7000 AST is powered by electricity and heated by fuel. It can provide effective cleaning through hot water, cold water, and even steam temperature levels. Steam output can be used to clean oil stains, grease, and other tough stains. The heat of the steam and the pressure of the machine together create a synergy action. There is other pressure cleaning equipment that utilize low-flow rates, especially for cleaning interiors where excess use of water can be quite a messy affair.

Visit www.daimer.com to know more about the various types of pressure washers available.

31 October 2010

Tips for Choosing Pressure Washers for Industrial Cleaning


Industrial Cleaning Pressure Washers
Pressure washers are important cleaning machines for industrial applications. They provide superior cleaning capabilities for eliminating grease and heavy, dried mud and dirt, among other residues. Choosing the right industrial cleaning machine can help ensure optimal and effective cleanliness. The following are some tips for choosing powerful pressure washing equipment for industrial cleaning tasks.

Cleaning Power

The pressure level is an important contribution to the cleaning power of pressure washers. Different cleaning tasks require different ranges of output pressure. For example, Daimer® pressure cleaners can reach pressure levels up to 8000 psi. However, for industrial degreasing and cleaning, tri-mode pressure washers with pressure levels of 3500 psi are ideal.

Sophisticated Technology

Daimer® offers a number of pressure washers with different features for industrial cleaning. Such machines as the Super Max™ 12300 AST, feature pressure levels of 3000 psi and tri-mode temperature options for cleaning a variety of applications. With a cold water option at room temperature, hot water setting at 210°F, and steam temperatures of 330°F, the Super Max™ 12300 AST is ideal for everything from light cleaning of factory floors to heavy industrial degreasing of machinery.

In addition to these specifications, the 12300 AST® also features Daimer®’s AST® technology. This Automatic Shutoff Technology™ is used with electric powered machines and will shut the machine off if there is there is no output through the trigger gun for 30 seconds. Operators can switch the machine back on by pulling the trigger gun. Commonly used with AST® technology is Daimer®’s Long Hose Technology. This feature is often used with stationary machines, allowing operators to use long hoses to work up to 300 feet away without moving the machine.

Daimer®, a renowned supplier of cleaning machines, is the pioneer of this technology. They offer many models of pressure washers equipped with AST® technology. For further details about the advantages of such machines, visit www.daimer.com.

18 October 2010

Steam Cleaners – Employing ATIS® Technology for Advanced Cleaning


Steam cleaners are used to clean a variety of hard surfaces. With their high temperature levels, steam cleaning machines can effectively melt away mud, dirt, and grime from hard surfaces.

Daimer Industries®, a global leader in cleaning equipment, has a wide range of steam cleaners that can be used in industrial and commercial establishments. The company is the pioneer of ATIS® or Advanced Thermal Ionic Sanitization™ technology, an optional feature available for many steam cleaners in their KleenJet® series. The technology has been proven by laboratory tests to eliminate more than 99 percent of disease causing germs and bacteria on the surface.

Steam cleaners from Daimer® equipped with ATIS® technology have been proven to be effective against bacterial strains like staphylococcus aureus, E. coli, salmonella choleraesuis, and many types of molds. These steam cleaners provide a high level of sanitization and disinfection. With their advanced cleaning capability, these steam cleaners can be very effective for use in hospitals, healthcare facilities, schools, and food service facilities, and can also help professional cleaning contractors provide better cleaning services to their clients.

Continuous refill technology is another major advantage offered KleenJet® vapor steam cleaners. It helps contractors undertake non-stop cleaning operations when cleaning large areas such as large factories and floors. Many steam cleaning machines are also equipped with water filtration and HEPA filter, which trap small dust particles and allergens and prevent them from escaping back into the air.

Daimer® also offers a number of other cleaning machines, such as pressure washers, carpet cleaners, and hard surface cleaners. For a healthier, safer cleaning alternative, they also supply Eco-Green® cleaning chemicals created from plants. Visit www.daimer.com for more information about steam cleaners with ATIS® technology and other technologies available.

12 October 2010

Steam Cleaners - Ideal Equipment for Kitchen Cleaning

home steam cleaners
A number of companies promote products for cleaning restaurants, including steam cleaners, pressure washers, and carpet cleaners. Kitchen cleaning, perhaps one of the most difficult applications in restaurant maintenance, can be tackled with efficient steam cleaning machines. A search on the internet will reveal endless information on these machines, their applications, and how they work. However, someone unfamiliar with cleaning equipment may become confused when trying to figure out which machine is best suited for his or her cleaning applications. The following information may be helpful when choosing steam cleaners for kitchen cleaning.

Mode of Cleaning

The first thing to check when buying a machine for cleaning kitchens is the method of cleaning. Different machines have different cleaning methods. For kitchen cleaning, steam cleaners are most often used. They provide moderate pressure levels and high temperature settings for eliminating tough dirt and stains on countertops, ranges, and other kitchen appliances. Pressure washers may be selected to dissolve and blast away the most stubborn grease, though they must only be used in areas with sufficient drainage. Carpet cleaners are used for cleaning fabrics and are used most often for maintaining the dining area.

Most of the dirt and impurities found in a kitchen are made stronger as they are baked on to ovens, baking racks, pans, and other surfaces. As a result, these stains can be extremely difficult to remove. For removing such heat treated food and liquid stains, a machine that provides high temperature output is necessary, as heat works to dissolve these baked on deposits. Thus, steam cleaners are ideal for removing dirt and stains from kitchen tops, stoves, machinery, and other areas.

How to Select Steam Cleaners

It is important to select quality steam cleaning machines to achieve the desired results. The best machines from reputable suppliers such as Daimer® can reach temperature levels up to 386°F. In addition, machines such as the KleenJet® 3000CVP include ATIS® anti-bacterial technology for removing more than 99 percent of germs and bacteria on the surface, including E. Coli, MRSA, and Salmonella. The 3000CVP also includes an attached vacuum for easy cleanup of the liquid residue left behind.

Daimer®, a reputable distributor of cleaning machines, provides high quality steam cleaners ideal for kitchen cleaning. For more details, visit www.daimer.com.

07 January 2010

What Makes Propane-Powered Pressure Cleaners a Good Choice?

propane powered pressure washer
Many commercial cleaning jobs are easily managed with steam cleaners. However, when you need to tackle demanding cleaning applications, like degreasing, a pressure washer is often necessary. Pressure washing systems, like Daimer®'s line of Super Max™ machines, utilize high pressure levels and can reach temperatures up to 330°F to dissolve and blast away grease deposits. To clean places where the electricity supply may not be reliable or available, it would be best to use fuel or propane powered pressure cleaning machines, like the Super Max™ 12500 PE.

Daimer® is a leading supplier of pressure cleaning machines, steam cleaners, and green chemicals. The Super Max™ series of propane-powered pressure washers from Daimer® offers you an excellent combination of versatility, power, and mobility. With high flow rates of 5 GPM and high pressure levels of 3000 psi, these pressure washers help you effectively eliminate the toughest stains and grease, for superior cleaning results.. Since these machines are not attached to an electrical outlet, propane-powered pressure cleaners are more mobile than electric powered systems cleaners. This is an advantage when it comes to maintaining vast industrial areas that may not feature electrical outlets at each end.

Unlike steam cleaners, the Super Max™ range of pressure washers is notable for their tri-mode capabilities that further enhance their versatility. As such, in order to help you manage virtually all types of cleaning tasks, these pressure cleaners are capable of independently functioning as a hot water pressure washer, steam pressure washer, or cold water pressure washer.

Due to their high-quality construction, these pressure cleaners can withstand years of use under the most demanding conditions. Every component used in each Daimer® pressure washer is high-grade and durable, including heavy-duty heating coils and powder-coated housing. Check out the entire range of pressure washers at www.daimer.com.

08 April 2009

AST ® Automatic Shutoff Technology

Moving a step ahead in pressure washer technology, Daimer Industries has added another revolutionary technology to their list of pressure washers. The newly introduced pressure washers is equipped with AST ® technology that enables the washer to shut down after a period of inactivity of 30 seconds. This Automatic Shutoff Technology ® has made these pressure washers hassle-free, time saving, and easy to operate.

This excellent feature also minimizes the wear and tear and overheating of the components. It is specifically useful for people who use a longer hose, because the Automatic Shutoff Technology ® eliminates the inconvenience of going back and forth to turn off the machine during breaks in operation.

Other pressure washers do not have the provisions of to start and stop the machine automatically, making it very inconvenient for users with longer hoses. These new AST ® enabled pressure washers have done away with this limitation.

The new AST® pressure washers are equipped with stainless steel heating coils thus guaranteeing a longer life to the washer. The stainless steel coils provide strength to the washer, which helps prevent general irregularities like holes in the coil or a need for frequent coil replacements.

For more information on the product, please visit www.daimer.com.



15 September 2008

Pressure Washers

pressure washers
Pressure Washers are the ideal tools for a wide variety of commercial and industrial applications. However, the process of choosing pressure washers that are right for you can be daunting. There are a number of options to consider, like steam, cold water or hot water; power options like electric, gasoline or propane; heating options like propane, electric, natural gas or heating oil; mobility options like portable, trailer mountable and stationary; and wide ranges of flow rates and pressures.

Cold water pressure washers are great for cleaning with high pressure, but lack the cleaning power afforded by heat. Hot water pressure washers are ideal for cleaning caked on dirt and for applications requiring the sanitizing power of hot water. Steam pressure washers offer the same sanitizing power and high pressures while emitting up to 1/10 the water flow. With high temperature steam and high pressure, steam pressure washers feature strong cleaning power to remove a host of stubborn substances while killing bacteria. But, the best pressure washers allow you actively choose among these three options on one machine.

In terms of energy usage, users must consider the price and availability of propane, gasoline, diesel, electricity, heating oil and kerosene in their purchasing decision.
Mobility options allow users to choose how their pressure washers will best be used. Stationary models are ideal for industrial facilities requiring the addition of a permanent pressure washer system. Portable and trailer mountable machines offer more flexibility for users that require mobile pressure washers.

With all of these options in mind, Daimer® offers pressure washers to suit every need and application. The one thing that all of these diverse pressure washers have in common is power. They use high-pressure water to remove mold, grime, dust, mud, dirt, food particles, grease and much more from surfaces, like buildings, vehicles, concrete, roads, sidewalks and more.