Maxmech PW-210 High Pressure Washer 7.0HP 3000PSI

The Maxmech PW-210 High Pressure Washer is a powerful petrol-driven cleaning machine designed for heavy-duty tasks. The specifications you provided (7.0HP and 3000 PSI) highlight its significant cleaning capability.

Here’s a breakdown of what these specs mean and its relevance in the Kenyan market:

Key Specifications and Their Meaning:

• Maxmech PW-210: This is the specific model designation.
• High Pressure Washer: Indicates its primary function is to deliver water at very high pressure for cleaning.
• 7.0HP (Horsepower): This refers to the power output of the gasoline engine. A 7.0HP engine is a robust size for a pressure washer, providing ample power to drive the pump and achieve high pressure and good flow. This is a common and reliable engine size for commercial or heavy-duty residential pressure washers.
• 3000 PSI (Pounds per Square Inch): This is the maximum pressure at which the water is delivered from the nozzle.
  • PSI indicates the force with which the water hits the surface. 3000 PSI is a very high pressure, making it suitable for tackling extremely stubborn dirt, grime, oil stains, paint stripping, and preparing surfaces.
  • Important Note on PSI vs. GPM: While 3000 PSI is impressive, also consider the GPM (Gallons per Minute) or LPM (Liters per Minute), which indicates the water flow rate. A higher GPM means more water is delivered, which helps in rinsing away dirt faster and cleaning larger areas more quickly. While the GPM isn’t specified in your query, a 3000 PSI machine often has a GPM in the range of 2.0 to 3.0 GPM for typical general-purpose models, and potentially higher for professional ones.

General Features (Common to such pressure washers):

• Engine: Likely a 4-stroke, single-cylinder, air-cooled, OHV (Overhead Valve) petrol engine (similar to the Maxmech MGX-210 engine).
• Pump Type: Often uses an axial cam pump for residential to light commercial use, or a more durable triplex plunger pump for heavy commercial or industrial applications (though axial is more common at this price point).
• Fuel Tank Capacity: Typically around 3.6 – 3.8 liters.
• Starting System: Most commonly recoil start (manual pull start).
• Nozzle Tips: Comes with a variety of quick-connect nozzle tips (e.g., 0-degree for concentrated blasting, 15-degree, 25-degree for general cleaning, 40-degree for wider spray, and a soap nozzle).
• High-Pressure Hose: Durable, reinforced high-pressure hose (typically 7-15 meters long).
• Spray Gun and Wand: Ergonomic spray gun with a long wand for comfortable operation.
• Detergent Tank/Injector: Often includes a built-in detergent tank or an siphoning tube for applying cleaning solutions.
• Wheels: Mounted on a sturdy frame with wheels for easy portability.