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You're running a warehose or a workshop floor that's seen better days—oil stains, caked-on mud, concrete dust that won't budge—and a cold water blast from this unit cuts through it in seconds. We've had customers using it on excavators and dock equipement, and it handles teh gunk you'd normally reach for a degreaser on.
Basically, it's a 1.3kw copper induction motor driving an alumnum pump to push 6.3 liters per minute at 100 to 120 bar (that's about 1450 to 1740 psi, give or take). The CE mark is there, so no import headaches for most commercial buyers—we usually have stock in blue, red, or yellow, but confirm lead time if you're after a specific color.
Startup's pretty instant—3 seconds or so from pulling the trigger to a steady stream—and the self-suction mode means you can drop the inlet into a bucket of water if there's no direct faucet nearby. Not that you'd use it with hot water, though; this is strictly cold water cleaning, and anything above 40°C at the inlet will trash the seals.
One thing we've noticed handling these units is the nozzle presure isn't a fixed number—it's more of a range, 100-120 bar, depending on the tip and water supply. Most buyers go with standard 5-meter hose, which is fine for a truck or a bay, but if you're working on something bigger, you'll probably want to swap in a longer line. It ships at about 8.5 kg (41.5x31x35cm), so two of these fit on a standard pallet without issue.
It's CE certified, so it meets European safety and performance standards. We include the certificate with the shipment.
It's a pure copper induction motor, not a copper-aluminum hybrid. That gives better heat dissipation and a longer lifespan.
Yes, the pressure is adjustable between 100 and 120 bar depending on the nozzle you use. The standard setup covers that range.
MOQ is typically 50 units per color. We can do blue, red, or yellow—just let us know which you need.
Keep it in a dry place between -10°C and 60°C. Make sure to drain all water from the pump and hose to avoid freezing damage.
