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Diesel burners are common and easy to refuel on site if you already store red diesel for machinery. Paraffin burners run cleaner with less soot buildup but require separate fuel storage. Check what fuel you have available before specifying the burner type.

Electric-heated models draw heavy current—single-phase units top out around 5kW and may trip domestic breakers. Three-phase versions draw higher power and need industrial supply. Diesel or paraffin burners avoid electrical load but require fuel storage and ventilation.

A static hot pressure washer is wall-mounted or floor-fixed, common in workshops and food plants where the machine stays in one wash bay. Mobile units have wheels and can be moved between jobs. Static models often include cabinetry or built-in parts baskets for repeated component cleaning.

Descale the boiler coil every three to six months depending on water hardness. Calcium buildup chokes flow and damages heat exchangers. If mains water hardness is over 200ppm, fit an inline water softener to reduce scale formation.

For daily degreasing of engine components and fabrication parts, 90–140°C at 100–150 bar handles most contamination without damaging machined surfaces. Higher pressure cuts time on cast iron and steel but risks marking softer alloys—match nozzle angle and distance to the substrate.