A product listing is the first place procurement teams look when they compare PowerDe cleaning equipment against other suppliers. What they want is not marketing language but facts: what the machine is called, how it moves, what utilities it needs, what it can actually do, and where it is meant to be used. The fixed steam cleaning machine listings on our site follow a consistent structure, and knowing how to read that structure will save time when you are shortlisting models.
1. Model name and power supply
Each fixed model is listed with a clear model code and its working voltage. The Fixed Steam Cleaning Machine PowerDe HW02, for example, is described as a 220 V unit. That single parameter decides whether the machine can be wired into the power available at your site, so check it before anything else. Battery-powered and hand-pushed models in the same range are listed with their own supply arrangements, which is how you tell a stationary installation apart from a mobile one.
2. Heating power, steam temperature and pressure
The technical block on the detail page gives the figures that determine cleaning capability. For the HW02 the listing states:
- Heating power: 6 kW
- Steam temperature: 160°
- Vapor pressure: 0.8 MPa
- Tank: 80 L, SUS304 stainless steel
- Overall size including handles: 1,200 × 800 × 1,200 mm
Heating power tells you how fast the machine reaches working temperature and how long it can sustain output. Temperature and pressure together decide whether hardened grease and baked-on residue will release in one pass or need repeat treatment. The tank material and volume matter for corrosion life and for how often an operator must stop to refill.
3. Working modes and water inlet
The listings state whether a machine runs on dry steam, wet steam, hot water, or a combination. The HW02 entry lists dry and wet steam plus a vacuum cleaner function. The driving-style mobile models in the same series add a hot-water mode. Water inlet details are given as well — the HW02 accepts tap water through a 4-point internal-tooth joint (1/2 inch). If your plant supplies softened or recycled water, this is the line item to raise with our engineers before ordering.
4. Protection functions
Several listings name the protective systems built into the machine: leakage, short-circuit, high-temperature, high-voltage, water-shortage and high-voltage-explosion protection. For an electrical appliance running on 220 V next to water and steam, these are not optional extras — they are what allow a machine to run a full shift in a wash bay, kitchen or workshop without an operator babysitting the controls.
5. Stated application areas
The HW02 page describes vehicle exterior cleaning at gas stations and parking lots, interior vacuuming and disinfection, and engine-compartment cleaning. Hand-pushed models in the same series are listed for cleaning and disinfecting hospital beds and medical machinery. Application wording is deliberately narrow on our product pages: we describe where a machine is set up to work, rather than claiming it fits every job.
What the listing does not replace
A product page answers capability questions; it does not answer fit questions. Cycle time for your workload, water quality at your site, access for delivery and installation, and whether a fixed unit or one of the PowerDe steam cleaning machine mobile models suits your layout — these need a short conversation with the factory. Shenzhen PowerDe Automation Precision Equipment Co., Ltd. has been building automation and cleaning equipment in Shenzhen since 2007, and customised configurations are part of the range rather than an afterthought.
If a parameter you need is missing from a listing, ask for it. Our engineers will confirm the figure, or tell you plainly when the machine is not the right choice for that duty.
