Lavorwash offers a large range of Commercial Pressure Washers designed for heavy-duty work in expansive environments — you can throw almost anything at these machines. Our Professional Pressure Cleaners are built for demanding locations such as dairies, farms with heavy machinery, mining sites and similar industries. If it involves large equipment or tough grime, our BIG machines are engineered to handle the job reliably.
Commercial Pressure Washers for Professional Grade Cleaning
Buying GuideHow to Choose the Right Pressure Washer For Your Needs!
Selecting the right professional pressure washing machine starts with understanding pressure (PSI), water flow (LPM), and whether your application requires hot or cold water cleaning. In Lavor’s professional range, machines typically deliver around 1,800–4,000 PSI with flow rates from 10 to 21 litres per minute, providing the power needed for heavy-duty commercial and industrial tasks.
Cold-water units are ideal for removing general dirt and debris, while hot-water models can reach temperatures of up to 90–150 °C, making them far more effective at cutting through grease, oil, and stubborn grime in demanding environments.
When choosing a model, consider how often the machine will be used, the surfaces being cleaned, and the durability features required—such as ceramic pistons, stainless-steel components, and low-revving motors—which are designed for continuous professional operation and long service life. Need more help selecting the right machine for your needs? Contact us today.
Frequently Asked Questions
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A: High-performance pressure cleaning machines are designed to remove stubborn dirt, grease, mud, and debris from machinery, vehicles, buildings, concrete surfaces, and large outdoor areas. They are ideal for farms, workshops, construction sites, and commercial facilities that require powerful and consistent cleaning.
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Professional-grade machines deliver higher water pressure, greater flow rates, and more durable components than household models. This allows them to operate for longer periods, handle demanding environments, and provide faster cleaning across large surfaces.
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Cold water machines are effective for removing dirt, mud, and loose debris from hard surfaces.
Hot water systems are better suited to cutting through oil, grease, and heavy grime in mechanical or industrial environments.
Choosing the right option depends on the type of cleaning task and frequency of use.
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Heavy-duty cleaning machines are commonly available in:
Electric models – suited to workshops and indoor facilities.
Petrol – ideal for remote locations, farms, and construction sites where mains power isn’t available.
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Yes. Nationwide access to replacement parts, maintenance, and technical support ensures your pressure cleaning equipment remains reliable and minimises downtime for business operations.