Hot Water Pressure Washers
7 hot-water units - Jetwave Explorer G2 + Explorer G2d (diesel-engine), Hybrid (electric-drive + diesel burner), Hynox (electric-drive + diesel burner). Hot-water units run a diesel-fired burner that heats the pump output - the heat breaks the bond on oil, grease, food residue and stubborn carbon that cold water cannot shift.
When you need hot water. Workshop floors with engine oil, grease, hydraulic fluid. Food processing facilities with animal fat, dairy residue, blood. Transport depots with engine grease, road grime, fuel spills. Kitchens with cooking oil residue. Marina and boat wash with marine biofouling and oil. Cold water on these surfaces washes the loose dirt off but leaves the oil/grease bonded; hot water breaks the bond and lifts both at once.
Explorer G2 vs Explorer G2d. Explorer G2 is the petrol-engine hot-water unit (Honda GX engine drives the pump, diesel burner heats the water). Explorer G2d is the diesel-engine variant - diesel drives both pump and burner from one fuel tank. Right pick for sites already running diesel for other plant where consolidating fuel storage matters. Both come in 280 (4060 PSI x 13-15 L/min) and 210 (3150 PSI x 15 L/min) spec.
Hybrid + Hynox. Jetwave Hybrid and Hynox are electric-drive + diesel-burner hot-water units. Electric drives the pump (mains 230V or 415V three-phase depending on spec); diesel heats the water. Right for indoor work where engine exhaust isn't acceptable but the work still needs hot water - food processing, kitchen, indoor workshop. Hybrid 275-20 is 4000 PSI x 20 L/min; Hybrid 200-21 is 3000 PSI x 21 L/min; Hynox 200 is 3000 PSI commercial spec.
Burner fuel + service. All hot-water units use diesel for the burner. Burner service is annual at minimum - clean and inspect heat exchanger, replace nozzle if worn, check fuel pump pressure. Skipping burner service results in soot build-up that reduces heat output and eventually clogs the heat exchanger - a major repair. The pump side follows standard triplex service (oil, seals, valves).