cromwellian
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I am a pressurewasher engineer and would be happy to help answer any questions. you guys can only ever be as good as the tools you have to hand.
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This machine is a dry steamer basically, if water goes over 100c at sea level it is deemed as steam, as you increase the pressure in the vessel it becomes what is known in the engineering terms as super heated, at really high temperatures you can achieve blue steam, this is not new technology, steam has been used to degrease engine rooms in old ships since the last century, a cheaper alternative for you would be to contact my sales guy scotty, all you need is a generator, then have a portable 8 bar steamer which will give you approximate 186 degrees Celsius, also if you have a generator to run this, you can have a Space-vac gutter cleaning system etc. as an addon to your existing business or chewing gum removal application also.So how much would it cost me to self build a doff type system?
Like this http://restorative-products.com/thermatech/
lavor boiler 400+inter pump motor and pump 400+So how much would it cost me to self build a doff type system?
Like this http://restorative-products.com/thermatech/
I will have a look around the workshop for you this week.kind regards Richard.any chance of a pic of the chewinggum lance that you make
I would not recommend using the karcher t300 on the petrol pressurewasher as it is too powerful and may damage the plastic components.I've got one, I have a MacAllister petrol pressure washer - this one http://www.diy.com/nav/garden/garden-power-tools/pressure-washers-sprayers/heavy_duty_pressure_washers/Mac-Allister-140cc-Petrol-Pressure-Washer-11987553 - And I have a Karcher t300 patio cleaner head - but nothing to connect the two. Also, we've lost the hoses that connect pressure washer to anything else!
Pressure washing isnt something we do a lot of, just a bit here and there for existing window cleaning clients - but we need to get the system up and running again. What are your reccomendations for a goodish / cheapish patio cleaning head? As i've said patio cleaning / jetwashing is mostly just something we do as a favour for existing clients so we just need something of reasonable quality as opposed to super professional jetwashing solutions...