Callum Dunbar

A hot water pressure washer sounds like the obvious upgrade from a cold water system. But does your business actually need one? For some industrial cleaning applications, absolutely. When you're regularly dealing with oil, grease, heavy road grime and other stubborn contamination, adding heat can make the cleaning process considerably more effective. For other businesses, a correctly specified cold water static pressure washer may already provide everything they need. The important thing is...

When temperatures fall below freezing, an industrial pressure washer can face a problem that has nothing to do with pressure, power or cleaning performance: water freezes. Any water left inside vulnerable parts of a pressure washing system can freeze and expand. That can place pressure on components, fittings, hoses and pipework and potentially leave equipment damaged or unable to operate when it's next needed. For businesses that rely on pressure washing every day, the result isn't simply an...

An industrial pressure washer can be a vital part of everyday operations. Whether you're cleaning commercial vehicles, construction equipment or machinery, you need it to work properly every time an operator picks up the lance. That reliability doesn't happen by accident. Routine operator checks are important, but they aren't a replacement for professional servicing. An industrial pressure washer contains pumps, hoses, electrical components and, in hot-water systems, heating equipment that...