Dirt Driver’s Sapphire and Electrifire washers feature all-steel powder-coated chassis for durability. The Sapphire includes corrosion-resistant polypropylene and plastic tanks, while the Electrifire boasts a stainless steel cover and insulated heating tank.
Sapphire
The Sapphire has an all steel powder coated chassis & cover with a polypropylene fuel tank and plastic water tank to guard against corrosion. A simplistic layout for ease of service and built with tried and tested components for reliability.
Features
- Heavy duty 1450 rpm electric motor
- Hawk ceramic plunger pump
- 25l detergent storage
- 7l water tank complying with wrass regulations
- 30ft hose, gun, lance & 15 degree jet
- 6m mains power cable
Optional Extras
- Stainless steel cover
- Auto stop
- Thermostat
- Turbo lance
- Steam stage
- Hose reel
- Timed shutdown
- Drain crawler
Technical Data
| 1500 | 2200 | 3000 | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pump Outlet | 1500psi / 100bar | 2200psi / 150bar | 3000psi / 200bar | |
| Water Consumption (per min) | 12 litres | 15 litres | 15 litres | |
| Electric Motor | 2.2kW | 4.0kW | 5.5kW | |
| Voltage | 230V / Single Phase / 50hZ | 400V / 3 Phase / 50hZ | 400V / 3 Phase / 50hZ | |
| Jet Supplied | 15 | 15 | 15 | |
| Dimensions (cm) | 120 (L) X 60 (W) X 90 (H) | 120 (L) X 60 (W) X 90 (H) | 120 (L) X 60 (W) X 90 (H) |
Hot Washers
We have a wide selection of hot washers available.
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