Introduction Of Pressure Washer Cleaners And Classification According To Different Engine Uses

An Electric High-Pressure Washer is a machine that uses a power device to make a high-pressure plunger pump generate high-pressure water to wash the surface of an object. Its role is to clean or mechanically activate different materials. To do this, the device transfers the kinetic energy generated by the drive to a fluid, usually a soapy solution with water or just water, for the purpose of cleaning the surface.

Cleaning large surfaces the old-fashioned way can be tiring and time-consuming. To save time without losing effectiveness, a pressure washer is one of the best solutions.

Classification of high-pressure cleaners

According to the driving engine, there are three categories of motor-driven high-pressure cleaners, gasoline engine-driven high-pressure cleaners, and diesel-driven cleaning machines. As the name suggests, these three cleaning machines are equipped with high-pressure pumps, the difference is that they are connected to an electric motor, a gasoline engine, or a diesel engine, which drives the high-pressure pump to operate. The advantage of gasoline-powered pressure washers and diesel-powered washers is that they do not require a power source to operate in the field.

According to the use, it can be divided into three categories: household, commercial and industrial. First, household high-pressure cleaners generally have lower pressure, flow rate, and lifespan (usually within 100 hours), and pursue portability, flexibility, and ease of operation. Second, commercial high-pressure cleaners have higher requirements on parameters, and are frequently used and used for a long time, so the general life is relatively long. Third, industrial high-pressure cleaners often have some special requirements in addition to general requirements. Water cutting is a good example.