Pressure Washer

Key Features and Functions:

1. High-Pressure Water Spray: Pressure washers generate high-pressure water spray using a motor, pump, and nozzle assembly. The water pressure is typically measured in pounds per square inch (psi) and can range from a few hundred psi for light-duty models to several thousand psi for heavy-duty industrial units. Higher psi ratings provide greater cleaning power and effectiveness for removing stubborn stains and debris.
2. Water Flow Rate: In addition to pressure, pressure washers are rated based on their water flow rate, measured in gallons per minute (GPM). The flow rate determines the volume of water delivered by the pressure washer and influences its cleaning efficiency and performance. Higher flow rates allow for faster cleaning and rinsing of surfaces.
3. Adjustable Pressure Settings: Many pressure washers feature adjustable pressure settings or nozzle tips that allow users to control the intensity and direction of the water spray. Different nozzle tips, such as 0-degree, 15-degree, 25-degree, and 40-degree spray patterns, provide versatility for various cleaning tasks, from delicate surfaces to heavy-duty applications.
4. Detergent Injection System: Some pressure washers come equipped with a detergent injection system or onboard detergent tank for applying cleaning solutions or detergents to surfaces before or during pressure washing. The detergent helps loosen dirt, grease, and grime for more effective cleaning and enhanced results.
5. Mobility and Portability: Pressure washers are designed for mobility and portability, with lightweight construction, ergonomic handles, and integrated wheels or carts for easy maneuverability and transport between cleaning locations. Portable pressure washers are ideal for outdoor cleaning tasks where access to electrical or water sources may be limited.