Woburn, MA, July 06, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Daimer® Industries, which has long offered some the hottest wet steam machines in the cleaning industry, has unveiled a new series of Super Max™ non-portable, natural gas pressure washers that feature a proprietary Distributed Pressure Technology (DPT) design. DPT is a pressure distribution development that supports the location of a steam-generating natural gas heating system in a combustion-friendly room and a manual trigger-gun system located nearly 100 yards away. The heating systems and trigger-gun systems are connected by pipes. “Our new DPT gas pressure washers provide a new fuel choice for companies that prefer natural gas for heating their cleaning machines,” revealed Matthew Baratta, a Daimer.com stationary gas systems spokesman. “The DPT machines now include both mobile as well as stationary equipment options and offer the hottest steam available.” Six Non-Mobile Gas Pressure Washers Many companies – especially those that produce food and beverage products – cannot have fuel-burning equipment near edible foodstuffs. But these operations still need advanced cleaning that can only be provided by super-heated wet steam gas pressure washers as hot as 330ºF. DPT fixes the problem by generating the wet steam in one location and piping it to cleaning areas elsewhere. Daimer®'s six new DPT natural gas pressure washers include machines configured for a myriad pressure levels, flows and price points. The entry-priced Super Max™ 15200 systems offer 2 GPM and as much as 1000 psi. The top-of-the-line 15900 achieves 5 GPM and nearly 3000 psi.

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