Filters
- Electric: A connection to electricity and water supply is required. It produces no exhaust emissions and is quieter compared to gasoline-powered ones.
- Battery: It can be used anywhere, as it does not require electricity or water supply. Small-sized lightweight machines, which usually produce low water pressure.
- Gasoline: No power connection is needed, so it is sufficient to have a water supply/pipe nearby. More noisy than electric ones. The same applies to petrol ones.
- Light Duty (up to 99 bar): Low-pressure washers for light-duty household tasks.
- High Pressure (100 to 179 bar): Suitable for demanding tasks, such as cleaning yards, vehicles, tools, and surfaces with heavy dirt.
- Professional (180bar and above): Pressure washers with operating pressure greater than 180 bar, suitable for demanding, professional applications
- with Metal Pump: Metal pumps are more durable than plastic ones, with a lower likelihood of breaking down or developing leaks.
- with Hot Water Function: They incorporate systems that increase the temperature of the water above the ambient temperature, providing greater cleaning power.
- Water-cooled motor: They use water to cool their motor, providing improved performance, lower consumption, and longer lifespan compared to pressure washers with air-cooled engines.
- Sandblasting: They provide the ability, with the use of appropriate equipment and sand, to remove stubborn contaminants such as rust and paint from surfaces.
- Solo (without battery and charger): The package does not include a battery and charger
- Pressure indicates the force with which the water is ejected. The higher it is, the more effective the washer's ability to clean stains and dirt.
- 120: For everyday household tasks, such as cleaning the car, motorcycle, or outdoor furniture.
- 150: For high-intensity tasks in residential and outdoor areas, such as cleaning sidewalks, walls, and larger vehicles.
- 180: For demanding outdoor and professional tasks, such as cleaning hard cement surfaces and stubborn stains.
- 200: For heavy-duty tasks in professional or industrial spaces, where high water pressure is required to remove tough stains, such as paints and oils.
- Foamer: Attaches to the pressure washer and allows mixing detergent with water to create rich foam.
- Detergent Tank: The detergent is placed and it is usually connected to the washer or the foamer.
- Washer Gun: Connects to the hose and the nozzle of the pressure washer and allows control of the water flow.
- Brush: It connects to the pressure washer and is used for cleaning surfaces with dirt under low pressure. It usually has soft bristles for delicate surfaces, such as car paint.
- Hose: Connects the pressure washer to the gun or nozzle, transferring water at high pressure for cleaning surfaces.
- Car Cleaning Kit: Includes accessories that are suitable for car cleaning.
- Nozzle: Connects to the barrel or the gun of the pressure washer and controls the shape and direction of the water flow.
- Trigger Gun: Attaches to the pressure washer gun and extends the water output, facilitating cleaning in hard-to-reach areas, such as high spots on walls or the roof of a car.
- Reel: It is usually located on the body of the pressure washer and is used for storing and organizing the hose.
- Filter: It is placed at the water inlet of the pressure washer and prevents the entry of particles that could cause damage to the pump.
- Link: It is used for connecting and disconnecting various parts of the pressure washer, such as the hose, the gun, and the nozzles.
- Wash my vehicle: Machines with pressure from 110 to 145 bar that provide sufficient power for washing your vehicle while also protecting its surface.
- I want to clean my yard: For large surfaces, stone floors, and patios. The machines offer pressure from 130 to 160 bar for stubborn dirt and a high flow rate of over 420 lt/h for quick rinsing.
- To freshen up my carpets: With mild pressure (100-120 bar) to protect the fabric and a flow rate of 380 lt/h for deep rinsing.
- To unclog pipes/drains: Suitable for unclogging and cleaning pipes in drains and manholes.
- It refers to the amount of water the pressure washer can pump and spray in one hour. The greater the flow, the more water it uses, cleaning larger surfaces more quickly.