Hot Pressure Washers

For over 40 years, hot pressure washers have provided an unparalleled cleaning method in a diverse range of industries. Our range of hot and steam pressure washers includes traditional diesel-fired machines, as well as electrically-heated and diesel hot water pressure washers. We also manufacture our own cabinet machines and bespoke machines for specialist applications

Hot Water Or Steam?

Hot pressure washers usually achieve between 50°C and 90°C depending on the model and ambient temperature of the water supply. Hot water combined with a detergent is adequate for most applications. Where as a higher temperature may be required to kill bacteria or remove heavy grime.

Both hot and steam pressures work in the same way with one distinction. A steam cleaner has the ability to reduce the water flow through the boiler and create steam. The operator can use the reduced flow and pressure to clean sensitive areas without sacrificing cleaning performance.

Top Tip: If you are looking for an electric machine capable of everyday work, look for a 4-pole motor or opt for a 415v machine. It won’t be working as hard and will last longer with less maintenance.

Pressure Cleaning with Zero Emissions

Diesel-fired boilers are still the most effective method of heating water quickly and to high temperatures. As well as the responsibility of business to seek “greener” ways of operating, there are also sensitive environments where a diesel exhaust is not permissible. For these applications [electrically-heated hot pressure washers] offer a great alternative solution.

Independent Pressure Washing

Petrol and diesel hot pressure washers allow cleaning independent of power supplies. Where water is also not available at the point of use, our trailer mounted pressure washers provide a completely independent solution.

Fixed Cleaning Systems

Fixing you cleaning equipment in a single place can have many advantages. A cabinet pressure washer is ideal for a more heavy duty, secure solution with a lower chance of operator misuse when compared with a mobile alternative. While as fixed and cleaning-in-place (CIP) systems, allow for the distribution of hot water to one or multiple take-off points in a factory.