Why Invest In A Kranzle Pressure Washer

Traditional high-pressure cleaners are ordinarily equipped with an injector for induction of detergents. In order to suck in the detergents, the water, which is under high pressure, needs to be pressed through a small nozzle pipe. This costs energy, no matter if the injector is in operation or not. The available working pressure is reduced by approx. 30 %.

Kränzle high-pressure cleaners with water tank are designed such as to allow the pump to suck up water from the water tank as well as detergents at the same time. The energy consuming injector and the simultaneous loss of efficiency and/or pressure of up to 30% is eliminated. The detergents can be sprayed without reducing the operating pressure.

No pump damage due to lack of water

Another great advantage of the water tank is that the risk of cavitations (air bubble implosions inside the pump, caused, among others, by lack of water), which is the major reason for failure in high pressure pumps, is almost eliminated.

All units are equipped with 2 teflon graphite packings per piston.
The excellent gliding properties of teflon graphite serve to reduce both the friction resistance, and the temperatures inside the system. For this reason, the systems can be operated without water for a period of up to 2 hours = Dry-run safety

All Kranzle pump heads are warranted against stress failure for 10 Years!

All Kranzle pressure cleaners are subject to exhaustive electronic and practical tests under field conditions. Every unit is checked for correct pressure before the washers leave the factory.

If a unit doesn’t pass the test – it will not be shipped.

In addition to the traditional mode of operation, the therm series offers the possibility to practically maintain a stable water temperature with a minimal deviation of only +/- 1°C thanks to adjustable clocking.

This type of stability is unique. Traditional modes of operation are subject to temperature deviations of up to 30°C.

One gauge shows water pressure, the other shows oil pressure.

One for the pump, the other for the burner. This helps to ensure service is done at the right time.