Friday, May 7, 2010

Using Electric Pressure Washers for Restaurant Cleaning

Using Electric Pressure Washers for Restaurant Cleaning
The main advantage of electric pressure washers is they do not give off any exhaust like pressure washing machines with combustion engines do. This property makes them an ideal choice for cleaning the floor, kitchen, bathrooms, and other premises of restaurants and hotels.

Choose Right Specifications
There are three important specifications to look for when purchasing gas or electric pressure washers. These are output pressure, temperature, and flow rate.

Output Pressure
Output pressure varies up to 8000 psi, depending upon the model. The higher the pressure, the more cleaning power the machine has. However, for cleaning restaurants, one does not need a machine with an output pressure more than 3000 psi. Higher pressure levels will result in a higher water usage, which may not be adequate for indoor use. High pressure levels may also damage more delicate surfaces.

Output Temperature
Electric pressure washers can be purchased three kinds of output temperature -- cold water (at room temperature), hot water (up to 210°F), and steam (up to 330°F). As in the case for pressure levels, the higher the temperature, the higher will be the cleaning efficiency. However, a high temperature output may not be suitable for use on all kinds of surfaces. Therefore, it is better to opt for tri-mode machines, which provide all three outputs.

Flow Rate
In the normal sense, it is better to have a machine with a high-flow rate, as the cleaning efficiency too will be high. For cleaning restaurants, a high-flow rate machine may not be ideal. If more water is passed to the surface, it will take a long time for the surface to dry. In areas with limited drainage, high flow rates can also present a problem.

Other Features
The latest models of electric pressure washers provide many extra features. For example, Daimer®, a well-known supplier of cleaning products, provides pressure washing machines with AST® technology. It allows the operator to switch off and on the motor and pump of the machine through the trigger gun . For more details, visit www.daimer.com.

Sunday, April 18, 2010

Using Electric Pressure Washers for Exceptional Aviation Maintenance

Using Electric Pressure Washers for Exceptional Aviation Maintenance
Cleaning professionals in charge of cleaning airplanes or maintaining aviation centers must frequently face the daunting task of reading airplanes for flight. Airplanes, especially ones that go long distances, tend to accumulate a great amount of dust, dirt, and other residues. An aircraft left unattended for a long time can be extremely hard to clean. If you use traditional cleaning methods like scrubbing, wiping, and washing, it will take you hours to thoroughly clean the wings, tires, windows, and other exterior parts of an airplane effectively. To save on time and effort, It is recommended to switch to electric pressure washers.

High-quality versions of steam pressure cleaners, like the Super Max™ 12860 by Daimer®, have been built with top-grade components to ensure the best performance even under the most demanding situations. Here is a look at what makes these electric pressure washers a great choice for aviation maintenance.

Powerful versions of electric power washers, such as the Super Max™ 12860, feature extremely high pressure levels of 3000 psi and steam temperature levels of 330°F for optimum cleaning power. While the super-hot steam dissolves tough dirt, stains, grime, grease and other deposits, the pressurized water effectively washes off the softened deposits. These electric pressure washers are also capable of functioning independently as steam power cleaners, cold water pressure cleaners, and hot water power washers.

In the past, pressure washer operators were limited in terms of mobility when it came to electric pressure washers. Now with advanced Long Hose Technology by Daimer®, operators no longer have to worry about finding a nearby electrical outlet. These machines can be used with hoses up to 300 feet in length without any decrease in power.

To view an extensive range of powerful electric pressure washers designed for aviation maintenance, check out www.daimer.com.

Monday, March 29, 2010

Choosing the Right Electric Pressure Washers

electric pressure washer
Electric pressure washers feature high flow rates and pressure levels to manage the most demanding cleaning jobs in various commercial and industrial environments. Today, there are a number of pressure washing machines available for a range of different cleaning tasks. Daimer®, a reputable distributor of advanced cleaning machines – now brings you the Super Max™ series of power cleaners. In addition to heated and non-heated versions, the Super Max™ series also features power washers with triple function capabilities.

Cold water-based electric pressure washers like the Super Max™ 8900C-322 are excellent options for light duty cleaning applications easily completed without the extra cleaning power of hot water or steam. Since these power cleaners do not use any fuels or hot water, they are more lightweight and compact than their heated counter parts. Their cleaning power can be further enhanced by the addition of green chemicals, like the non-toxic, readily biodegradable formulas in Daimer®'s Eco-Green® line.

On the other hand, heated versions of pressure washers, visit www.daimer.com.

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Innovative Technologies in Electric Pressure Washers

Electric pressure washers-SM15200
As more people continue to recognize the benefits of pressure cleaning, reputable distributors launch newer, better versions of pressure cleaning machines with innovative technologies. These new technologies go a long way in improving the cleaning efficiency and extending the life of power cleaners as well. In addition to these technologies, new pressure cleaning machines also boast of top-grade heating coils, high-quality components, rugged construction, and unique cleaning techniques. To meet the cleaning demands in industrial and commercial settings, you often need the best pressure cleaning machines. For these applications, Daimer® offers many of the best electric pressure washers available on the market.

The Super Max™ 15700 AST® is an example of a powerful, electric, tri-mode pressure cleaning machine for commercial and industrial cleaning jobs. These electric pressure washers can attain flow rates of 5 GPM and pressure levels of 1500 psi. These versatile and stationary electric pressure washers are also capable of independently functioning as hot water power cleaners, steam power washers, or cold water pressure cleaners. They can attain steam temperatures up to 330ºF and hot water temperatures of 210ºF.

Another notable feature of electric pressure washers such as the Super Max™ 15700 AST® is the Automatic Shutoff Technology™, or AST®. This unique technology automatically shuts off the pump or motor if the trigger gun has not been activated for over 30 seconds. The technology prevents overheating, reduces wear of key components, and prolongs the machine's life.

For more details about the latest technologies available in electric pressure washers, visit www.daimer.com.

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Are Electric Pressure Washers Suitable for Outdoor Cleaning?

Electric Pressure Washers Suitable for Outdoor Cleaning
Because electrical outlets are not often found outdoors, many people believe electric pressure washers are not suitable for outdoor applications. Pressure washing equipment powered by propane or gasoline is a better option for outdoor cleaning. Another belief many people hold is that electric pressure washers are less powerful than gasoline or propane driven machines.

Is It True?
Despite popular belief, both statements are not true. The power of a pressure washer machine is based on output temperature, pressure level, and flow rate. It does not depend much on the source of power.

Because most users prefer fuel powered machines for outdoor applications, people tend to believe that electric machines are not suitable. To make sure an electric machine can be used outdoors, there must be an electric source. One cannot always be sure about the existence of a plug point in outdoor settings, and therefore many believe they should not be used. However, if a plug point is readily available, electric pressure washers can clean as efficiently as any other machine in outdoor settings. Alternatively, a generator can be used.

Daimer® is a renowned distributor of cleaning equipment. With a wide selection of propane, gas, diesel, and electric pressure washers, Daimer® is sure to have the right machine for your cleaning application and preferences. Visit www.daimer.com for more details about carpet cleaners, pressure washers and Daimer® cleaning products.

Friday, January 8, 2010

Electric Pressure Cleaners – How Good Are They For Auto Detailing?

Auto Detailing Pressure Washer

Until recently, the only car wash options available for auto detailing professionals and vehicle owners were traditional steam cleaners and pressure washers. However, both of these cleaning machines have their disadvantages, which makes them unsuitable for certain car washing applications.

The dry steam ejected by steam cleaners is not strong enough to blast away grime on vehicle surfaces. It also requires constant wiping with a towel, which can damage painted surfaces. The traditional pressure cleaners with pressure levels of 3000 psi are much too powerful and can actually scratch vehicle exteriors. However, electric pressure washers specifically designed for car washing purposes are now available from Daimer®.

If you are looking for a low moisture auto detailing system that can be used to detail cars and trucks, the Super Max™ 6120SCW from Daimer® would be an ideal choice. These electric pressure washers feature high steam temperatures of 300ºF, low flow rates of 0.5 GPM and pressure levels of 1000 psi. While the low flow rate helps prevent water wastage and the average pressure levels eliminates the risk of damaging the vehicle surface, the steam helps dissolve the toughest grime and stains. Unlike traditional electric pressure washers, the Super Max™ 6120SCW can be used on almost all surfaces of the vehicle such as the engine, wheels, vehicle exteriors, and glass. This unique combination of the perfect features makes these electric pressure washers a popular choice among auto detailing professionals. Many of Daimer's Super Max™ pressure cleaners can be used for auto detailing, as well; as long as the pressure level does not exceed 1500 psi.

To learn more about how electric pressure washers can get your car clean and shining like new, visit www.daimer.com.

Wednesday, December 23, 2009

Electric Pressure Washers — The Zero Fumes, Low Noise Option

Zero Fumes, Low Noise Electric Pressure Washers
The principle behind a pressure washer is simple. Water is forced through a nozzle at high pressure levels to blast away stains, grease, dirt, and other deposits form most surfaces.

Daimer® sells gasoline, propane, and electric pressure washers. Though a Daimer® product specialist can guide you in selecting the right machine, ultimately you will have to decide which machine is the best for your specific applications.

Gas powered machines are great for mobility, as they do not require use in proximity to an electrical source. However, electric pressure washers have many advantages over their gasoline or propane powered counterparts.

Electric pressure washers are certainly very eco-friendly. They don’t produce toxic fumes, which is a particular concern for those who want to use this machine indoors. Electric pressure washers do not generate much noise, so they can be used in facilities where the level of noise must be considered, as in hospitals, nursing homes, schools, etc.

Daimer® has many models of electric pressure washers in its inventory. You can purchase a basic cold water pressure washer or choose from Daimer's extensive line of hot water and steam systems. Daimer® also sells electric pressure washers with a tri-mode option, enabling the operator to switch among hot, cold, and steam cleaning modes. Find out more Daimer®'s website at www.daimer.com.

Friday, December 4, 2009

The Benefits of Using Electric Pressure Washers

Benefits of Using Electric Pressure Washers
Choosing the right cleaning equipment can be quite baffling. The first step in selecting the right equipment for you is to understand your requirements. If you are looking for a powerful cleaning machine for use in proximity to an electrical supply, electric pressure washers are the right machines for you. These state-of-the-art machines utilize high-pressure water to remove excess grime, mold, and dust from different surfaces. They can feature a variety of temperature options, including cold water, hot water, steam, and tri-mode functionality, ensuring the right level of power is available when needed.

Electric pressure washers have many benefits. For instance, they produce no exhaust and can be indoors without requiring proper ventilation. They are less noisy when compared to fuel powered pressure washers, which make them perfect machines for cleaning places such as hotels, hospitals, and schools. In addition to the number of benefits, electric pressure washers are powerful as well.

Take, for example, the Super Max™ 15900 by Daimer®. Powered by electricity, this model boasts a high pressure level of 3000 psi, a high flow rate of 5 GPM, and triple temperature option functionality. In addition to stationary electric pressure washers, Daimer® also offers mobile/trailer-mountable units, like the Super Max® 12800.

To learn more about the wide variety of electric pressure washers and cleaning products offered by Daimer®, visit www.daimer.com.

Friday, November 20, 2009

Wet Sandblasting Functions of Stationary Pressure Washers

Wet Sandblasting Functions of Stationary Pressure Washers
Among all models of power washing machines, electric pressure washers are definitely the most suitable for many types of cleaning jobs. The electric versions are also a good option for use in various settings such as schools, garages, parks, zoos, restaurants and shopping malls, as they are relatively quiet and generate no exhaust.

If you are looking for stationary electric pressure washers with powerful cleaning capabilities plus wet sandblasting features, it would be a good idea to check out the exclusive range of pressure cleaners available at Daimer®. The Super Max™ 15500WS from Daimer® is a stationary, electric power cleaner that offers excellent performance as a wet sandblaster. This power cleaner generates steam temperatures up to 330ºF, flow rates up to 4 GPM and pressure levels as high as 1000 psi.

In addition to running on propane, oil, or natural gas, these electric pressure washers are also capable of functioning individually as steam power cleaners, hot water power cleaners or cold water power cleaners. This is exactly why the Super Max™ 15500WS is the perfect choice for industrial facilities or commercial complexes that need pressure cleaners with multi-use capabilities.

The wet sandblasting process of electric pressure washers like the Super Max™ 15500WS works by ejecting highly-pressurized water and sand grit at high speeds across metallic surfaces. That makes this wet sandblasting system safer and more effective then sandblasting with compressed air. Remember that this power cleaner doubles as a wet sandblaster only when used in cold water mode.

To learn more about how stationary electric pressure washers can enhance your cleaning efficiency, visit www.daimer.com.

Wednesday, November 4, 2009

How Electric Pressure Washers Can Treat Metal Surfaces

Electric Pressure Washers
There are a number of electric pressure washers on the market today that can do more than just clean surfaces. In fact, many pressure washing models are capable of having a number of different capabilities in a single, convenient unit. These include features like tri-mode cleaning for different applications, metal surface pre-treatment, sandblasting, and more..

There are a number of electric pressure washers from Daimer® that can also be used for phosphatizing. This is a process which is used to clean and treat metal surfaces prior to the application of paint or powder coating. Elements like rust, sedimentation, and old paint can all be removed so that the original metal surface is revealed. This is especially important because a badly cleaned and treated metal surface will lead to poor adherence of paints or primers. Using electric pressure washers with phosphatizing abilities is not only effective, but convenient as well.

These electric pressure washers, like those in Daimer’s Super Max™ AF series, use a downstream injection which ensures that the chemical used only comes into contact with certain parts of the machine. In fact, the chemical will only touch the wand, trigger gun, nozzle, hose and injector, all of which are easy to protect against corrosive attacks. As a further precaution, the parts of this machine are made with stainless steel, which are well suited to deal with the rigors of a machine that cleans and pre-treats metal surfaces. You can learn more about Daimer’s electric pressure washers and the features they offer by visiting www.daimer.com.