Compare mobile and static pressure washers across cold- and hot-water ranges, then configure pressure, flow and accessories around the job.
Start with how and where the machine will work. Each range opens its own product collection, where individual models can be compared.
Portable and vehicle-ready equipment for contractors, construction, agriculture and general site cleaning.
Mobile hot-water cleaning for oil, grease, fleet work and stubborn contamination.
Reliable fixed installations for wash bays, depots, production areas and controlled cleaning points.
High-duty fixed hot-water systems for demanding industrial, transport and food-production environments.
Explore portable petrol machines, skid installations and complete van-mounted systems.
Petrol-powered machines for work where a suitable electrical supply is unavailable. Compare pressure, flow, portability and the water supply required for your application.
Plan a machine on a skid or mounting frame for installation in a suitable vehicle, trailer or working location. Discuss dimensions, mounting, power, tank capacity and access for servicing.
Bring the machine, water storage, reels and accessories together in a van layout designed around your work. Lanceman can help assess usable space, payload and the equipment you need.
Two petrol pressure-washer specifications to discuss with Lanceman. Choose around your application, water supply and accessories.
A higher-pressure specification with a nominal flow of 15 litres per minute. Discuss the surface, contamination and nozzle selection with Lanceman to confirm suitability.
A higher-flow specification with a nominal pressure of 200 bar. Consider the water supply needed for 21 litres per minute and check accessory compatibility with Lanceman.
Confirm the engine, pump, frame, starting method, supplied accessories, price and availability in your quotation.
Compare the specified pressure and flow, then discuss the complete machine with Lanceman. More pressure or more flow alone does not determine the right choice.
| Specification | 250/15 | 200/21 |
|---|---|---|
| Pressure | 250 bar | 200 bar |
| Water flow | 15 LPM | 21 LPM |
| Engine, pump & accessories | Confirm in your quotation | Confirm in your quotation |
| Price & availability | Request a quotation | Request a quotation |
Enter continuous trigger-open minutes to compare nominal water use. This excludes refilling, downtime and any return or bypass flow.
Enter a whole number from 1 to 240 minutes.
Illustrative calculation from nominal flow. Confirm usable tank capacity, supply rate, machine specification and accessory suitability for your work.
Discuss a separate water-heating unit for a compatible pressure-washing setup.
Start with the surface and contamination, then consider pressure, flow, water temperature, working hours and the power and water available on site. These details help narrow the equipment and accessories to discuss.
For an installation, share usable dimensions, payload or towing requirements, hose reach and access for maintenance. For replacement parts, send the equipment model and part number where available.
Send your requirements to Lanceman →A hot box heats water supplied by a compatible pressure washer. Ask Lanceman to check the machine and heater specifications together, including operating pressure, flow, temperature limits, power, fuel supply and installation requirements.
Share your existing machine model, pressure and flow rate, the work you carry out and where the heater will be installed so Lanceman can discuss suitable options and prepare a quotation.
Add tanks, hose reels, foam injection, frost protection, storage and controls around the way your team works.
Answer three quick questions and we’ll point you towards the best starting category. For specialist work, send the result to Lanceman and we’ll specify the complete build.
Lanceman combines product choice with real engineering knowledge. From a single pressure washer to a complete fleet rollout, the system is planned for operation, servicing and long-term reliability.
Pressure, flow, heat, power source and accessories selected around the cleaning task.
Van, trailer, skid, static and container systems configured around your working environment.
Practical layouts with safe access, tidy plumbing and future servicing considered from day one.
Parts, repairs, servicing and product advice available after the machine enters service.
Choose a starting point. Explore relevant equipment and the details worth discussing before you invest.
Compare mobile pressure-washing formats, hose reach and water supply. Check the surface and contamination before discussing pressure, flow, heat and accessories.
