Two businesses can both want an electric pressure cleaner and need very different machines. A detailer might want a mobile unit for routine vehicle washing. A workshop might need hot water for jobs that regularly involve greasy residue. Before we talk models, we ask what you clean most often and what makes that job difficult.
Start with what you need to remove
If cold water already handles most of your work, start by looking at a cold-water machine that suits your workload. Think about how often you wash, how far the machine needs to move and whether operators work from one bay or several locations.
If greasy or oily residue is a recurring part of the job, hot water is worth discussing. Tell us where cold water falls short and how often that happens. That gives us a better basis for recommending a machine than starting with the highest pressure figure on a spec sheet.
Compare the two electric options
Our single-phase cold-water pressure cleaner is available in a wheeled frame or a stationary wall-mounted version. It requires a 15-amp single-phase supply. The choice between the two versions comes down to whether you need to take the machine to the work or keep it at a dedicated wash point. Single-phase cold-water pressure cleaner
Our Slimline Series runs on electricity and heats its water electrically. Every Slimline model requires three-phase power, and the connection depends on the model. If you’re comparing Slimline units for a particular cleaning task, tell us what temperature you need and what you know about your incoming water supply. Both the model and the inlet water temperature affect how hot the water gets. Slimline Series
Choose for the work you do every week
Make a short list of your regular cleaning jobs. Note which ones need hot water, where they happen and what electrical supply is available. If the machine will be shared between teams, ask each team what they actually use it for. A purchase made for one difficult job can miss what everyone needs on an ordinary day.
Send us that list and we’ll help you compare our electric options, including the pressure, water flow and power requirements of the models you’re considering. Contact Jetblaster
