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Daimer SUPER MAX 12500 GE Pressure Washer

Daimer SUPER MAX 12500 GE Pressure Washer



Daimer's Super Max™ 12500 GE is a tri-mode commercial industrial gas powered, propane heated pressure washer. The Super Max 12500 GE operates with an 18 HP gasoline engine, this makes the pressure washer ideal for outdoor applications for which electric outlets are not available.

Pressure 3000 psi
Flow Rate 5 GPM
Temp. Options cold, hot, wet steam
Steam Temp. up to 330ºF
Hot Water Temp. 180ºF - 210ºF
Standard Power Method gasoline engine

Advantages of Using Pressure Washers Powered by Electricity


Electric pressure washing machines are quite similar to other pressure washers in that the use highly pressurized water to blast off grease, dirt, mildew, and other stains from surfaces quickly. However, electric units require proximity to an electrical source, limiting mobility. Despite this disadvantage, there are many advantages to using electric-powered units.

Benefits of Choosing Electric

Although you can choose between gas, propane, and electricity powered versions, there are certain advantages that favor the use of pressure washers powered by electricity. Let us now take a look into the benefits of using electric-powered models:

  • Compact size, light-weight: Since pressure washers powered by electricity usually weigh only a fraction of what a gas-powered version weighs, they are easier to transport and are more maneuverable. However, before choosing the lightest electric model available, ensure that the model - commercial or industrial – and pressure levels are right for your needs.

  • Environment-friendly: Pressure washers powered by electricity are green cleaners since they do not emit carbon exhaust as the gasoline-powered power washers do.

  • Less maintenance: Gasoline-powered pressure washing machines need a lot of maintenance – air filters have to be replaced, oil must be drained, exhaust manifolds must be replaced and the ignition must be tuned. Pressure washers that run on electricity do not require such maintenance.

  • Relatively silent operation: While gas powered pressure washers produce sound levels of about 85 decibels, their electric counterparts are almost completely silent.
What to Consider

When choosing pressure washer machines that run on electricity, as with any pressure washing machine, consider the application, frequency of use and the price of the cleaning machine.

The application will dictate the level of power you select. Higher pressure levels and flow rates translate into higher degrees of power. You may be able to get away with less power, if you choose an electric powered hot water or steam pressure washing machine, which is designed to quickly dissolve heavy grease and other deposits. The higher the temperature, the more powerful the machine is.

Frequency of use will dictate the quality of the components you require. Your best bet is to select high quality equipment from a reputable supplier.

Lastly, especially in today’s economy, the size of the investment must be considered. Electric pressure washers are often less powerful than gas powered units, thus they are less expensive. Additionally, if you only require the use of a cold water pressure washer, the lack of a heating element drastically reduces the price. However, always keep in mind that you do not want to purchase a machine that will not provide sufficient power due to price worries. This will cost you more money in the long run.

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