Showing posts with label cleaning equipment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cleaning equipment. Show all posts

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.

22 December 2009

Having a Hard Time Cleaning Tile and Grout? Try Steam Cleaners!


top steam cleaners
Cleaning tile and grout floors is difficult due to the unique nature of these materials. Tile and grout floors are usually the first choice for high-traffic areas. However, since grout is porous, it quickly accumulates dirt, grime, and stains. As a result, cleaning tiled floors turns into a real chore. Traditional methods of cleaning using a scrub brush, mop, and cleaning chemicals often fail to achieve that gleaming look you expect. This is why you should use the power of steam by using the steam cleaners available from reputable suppliers, like Daimer®.

The KleenJet® Pro Plus 200S from Daimer® is among one of the top steam cleaners on the market today. The advanced and versatile cleaning technologies of this steam cleaner enable it to reach high steam temperatures up to 310°F for quickly dissolving dirt and grime trapped deep within grout. The softened residues can then be easily wiped away. With True Variable Pressure Control, operators can also adjust the pressure levels (up to 75 psi) using a dial to select the right pressure level for the tile cleaning application at hand. As such, the cleaning results offered by steam cleaning equipment are exceptionally superior to the results of a brush and a mop.

The KleenJet® Pro Plus 200S offers superior cleaning results by using dry steam at extremely high temperatures. Since dry steam contains only 5 percent water, you will not have to spend additional time mopping up the excess water after you finish steam cleaning. The super-high steam temperatures generated by these steam cleaners allow you to simultaneously deep clean and deodorize your tile and grout floors. The KleenJet® Pro Plus 200S comes with different accessories and brushes for handling different cleaning tasks.

Quality steam cleaners designed for a host of cleaning operations are available at www.daimer.com.

03 December 2009

What Is the Difference between Steam Cleaners and Steam Pressure Washers?


When looking to find the right steam cleaners, people often come across other types of cleaning machines, like steam pressure washers. Naturally, they wonder what makes these units so different. It is important to understand the difference between these two machines before purchasing, to assure that you select the right machine for the cleaning applications at hand. While steam cleaners are suitable for many commercial cleaning tasks, steam pressure washers are best used for tough industrial cleaning jobs.

Daimer® offers a line of steam pressure washing machines specifically created to deal with the toughest industrial cleaning tasks. Unlike steam cleaners, which only have about 5 percent water vapor, steam pressure washers utilize wet steam for enhanced cleaning power. This high moisture content is ideal for blasting away debris and grease during the cleaning process. The Super Max™ 12800SP is an example of a steam pressure washer that utilizes Super-HOT™ technology to achieve high steam temperatures up to 330°F. These temperatures are effective in readily dissolving grease and other stubborn stains while blasting them away with highly pressurized water.

Since steam cleaners generate very little water vapor in comparison, they are best suited for cleaning hard surfaces, as in commercial kitchens and bathrooms and for spot cleaning carpets and upholstery. Steam cleaners, on the other hand, reach temperatures up to 360°F and can readily sanitize surfaces. Daimer's KleenJet® steam cleaners can be paired with ATIS® anti-bacterial technology or gum removal systems for superior cleaning capabilities. While both steam cleaners and steam pressure washers use the cleaning power of steam, it is clear that they are to be used for different tasks. Visit www.daimer.com for more details on these machines and other cleaning equipment.

24 September 2009

Special Low-Flow Pressure Washers


Low-Flow Pressure Washers

Daimer® Industries is a leading distributor of a variety of cleaning equipment, including steam cleaners, pressure washers, carpet cleaners, and more. It has an impeccable reputation as a supplier of sophisticated and efficient cleaning devices. The company, which owns several patents, has pioneered numerous advances in the cleaning industry. Daimer’s pressure washers are no exception to the advanced technologies and power offered in Daimer’s cleaning equipment.
Two main factors that influence the output power of pressure washers are pressure and flow rate. To generate higher power, both the pressure level and flow rate must also be high. While the higher power increases efficiency and productivity, it can damage softer surfaces and use a much greater amount of water. Therefore, pressure washers were previously labeled as unsuitable for cleaning softer surfaces and places where drainage is limited.

However, Daimer® has developed a new breed of pressure washers that have a sufficient output pressure but an extremely low flow rate. The flow rate of this equipment ranges from 0.5 to two gallons per minute. The output pressure level ranges from 700 to 2000 psi. These specifications vary from model to model and are distributed as part of both the Super Max™ and Vapor Flo® series.

Both the lower flow rates and lower pressure levels are suitable for delicate surfaces, such as vehicle exteriors. If you want to get further details about these devices, please visit www.daimer.com.