Gas & Diesel Engine Cold Pressure Washers

Power Source	Engine
Heating Type	Gas & Diesel
Temperature	Cold
Configurations	Pressure Washer, Steam Cleaner or Phosphatizing
Flow Rate	Up to 100 gpm
Pressure	Up to 30,000 psi
Accessories	Automatic Shutdown, Remote Control, Rotating Nozzles, Concrete Mowers, Foot Guns & Chemical Injection Options

This series can be configured as Pressure Washers, Hydrostatic Test Equipment or other applications where high pressure pumps are required. The e Pressure and flow rate combinations are available to 100 gpm and pressure to 30,000 psi. Accessories such as rotating nozzles, concrete mowers, foot guns and chemical injection are available. Where this equipment is used daily or is important to your operation, be sure to consider the Heavy Duty models and if it is used extensively or is critical to your operation, the Severe Duty models would be recommended.

Typical Specifications:

Electrical Wiring: Heater switch, flow switch and the high temperature shutdown switch are wired inside a non-metallic, NEMA 4X enclosure.

Drives: Designs include v-belt drives, direct coupled and gear reduction mounted direct coupled. Where possible our designs use the v-belt drive as this has proven to be the most reliable.

Pumps: Options for various duty levels of operation
Heavy Duty – Proven highest quality pressure washer pumps, operated at maximum rated rpm and up to maximum rated pressure.
Severe Duty – The same highest quality pumps operated at reduced rpm and pressure to extend the maintenance intervals and life of the pump.
Industrial Duty and Continuous Duty pumps are also available.

Standard Features Include:

Strainer: heavy duty cast bronze inlet strainer the rugged design eliminates the maintenance and leaking problems associated with less substantial plastic strainers.

Thermal relief valve designed to discharge water which is hot enough to damage the pump before entering the pump.

Unloader bypass valve, the primary pressure relief valve designed to divert flow when the trigger is released on the trigger gun or the pressure increases for any other reason. The flow is typically diverted past the inlet thermal relief valve and to the pump inlet.

Safety pressure relief valve is a redundant safety back up for the unloader valve.

Chemical injectors are typically the downstream type where the chemical injector is located after the pump and in heated units, after the heater. This eliminates the possibility of injecting air into the inlet side of the pump, which causes cavitation and damage to the pump. The downstream injector is controlled at the gun by either changing nozzle or reducing pressure with a dual lance gun or other method. Where high pressure chemical injection is required, the suction side injector is also available.

Hoses sized for minimal pressure loss, a 4:1 safety factor (burst pressure is 4 times the rated working pressure), crimped MNPT ends (plated steel is standard but 316 stainless steel is recommended for marine or other corrosive environment applications) and quick couplers (brass or plated steel standard and 316 stainless steel for marine or other corrosive environment applications).

Spray gun assemblies typically consist of a trigger gun (rated 5000 psi, 10 gpm, 300°F.), 48″ insulated lance, twin nozzle holder with high-pressure narrow fan nozzle and low-pressure chemical application nozzle.

Frame can be configured with a protective cage. The fabricated steel base is typically constructed of 4″x 5.4 lb/ft structural steel channel and the cage of either 2” x 2” or 4″ x 4″ x 1/4″ angle, corner mounted lift eyes and hose hooks are available.

Corrosion protection, the standard is two party high build epoxy and the marine is either galvanized or sandblasted to SSPC-SP 10, 3 mils Carboline Inorganic Zinc, 3 mils Carboline 890 Epoxy and 5 mils Carboline 134 Poly Urethane, final coat blue unless otherwise specified. All nuts and bolts are 316 stainless steel.

See note below Engine Driven – Oil Heated (Hot and Cold) for performance information