The TagWasher - Hot Pressure Washer is rated 3.3 GPM @ 3500 PSI, 389cc OHV HONDA Engine. The HSP Series is designed with the Mi-T-M patented electromagnetic firing system, which means there is no need for a 12V battery, generator, blower motor and alternator; therefore, making these units especially maintenance-friendly.
- Thermal Advantage: You gain the immense cleaning power of 200°F water, which allows you to cut through oily residues and multiple layers of paint faster than any standard unit.
- Industrial Construction: This machine features a heavy-duty heating coil and a rugged triplex pump, ensuring you have the most reliable tool for non-stop, large-scale abatement.
- Versatile Pressure: You can easily adjust the output to suit sensitive painted signs or rugged concrete walls, providing the flexibility required for diverse urban environments.
The TagWasher - Hot Pressure Washer offered by ETS Company represents the pinnacle of restoration technology. While a cold pressure washer is effective for many tasks, this heated unit is widely considered the best pressure washer for those facing the most stubborn, sun-baked vandalism. By combining high-pressure water with intense heat, it acts as a premier graffiti pressure washer that significantly reduces your chemical dwell time and manual labor. The heated water helps to soften the bond of the vandal’s paint, allowing for a more thorough extraction of pigments from deep within masonry pores. This unit is built for professionals who demand maximum efficiency and the ability to work in freezing temperatures where cold water units might struggle. Order today.
- Enhanced Taginator Results: It works great with our TAGINATOR product by using heat to help flush dissolved enamels out of porous brick and stone much more effectively.
- Seamless Tagaway Integration: When paired with TAGAWAY, the hot water rinse ensures a squeaky-clean finish on metal lockers and signs without leaving any chemical film behind.
- Total Restoration Power: You will see how it works great to remove graffiti by melting away waxes and adhesives that often accompany spray paint tags on public property.
