PRESSURE WASHERS & STEAM CLEANING
ROCK YOU LIKE A HURRICANE
Demon International has been kicking up a storm across the UK and Ireland – through its distribution
partnership with Coleraine-based CP Hire – with its Hurricane Combi pressure washer. Here, we learn more about how this machine is making an impact.
The Hurricane Combi Flat Surface cleaner from Demon International, is an award- winning innovation combining the rotowash floor cleaner with a pressure washer, allowing the user to wash flat surfaces using a high pressure cleaner and then quickly converting to a pressure washer for cleaning buildings, street furniture and vehicles with the addition of a lance. The Combi is fast and efficient and is the ideal solution for cleaning walkways, paths, car parks, public areas, stadiums and more.
First launched back in 2012, the Combi has been a welcome addition to the extensive Demon range of high pressure cleaning equipment. It has been modified due to customer demand to include protection bars and folding handle and is available in three different options. The P2 version is 2200psi and powered by a Honda GX200 engine, the P4 version is 2900psi, powered by a Honda GX340 engine and the latest model is a P5 green intelligent engine which offers more fuel efficiency by approximately 15% over a similar conventional engine.
Another huge advantage of the Combi is that it is a very portable size and weight. The Combi can be moved into
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borne from the success of our already established range of pressure washers and our longstanding knowledge of the cleaning industry. Extensive research and development has led to this latest innovation and we are delighted to see the enthusiasm from customers when they add this to their fleet. It really is revolutionary for high pressure cleaning of flat surfaces.”
the back of a van with two people and you don’t need a large van or a trailer to move it around large estates or between sites. You can see the Combi in action here.
The companies that are enjoying the benefits of the machines are wide ranging: the Hurricane Combi is already being used in Councils for street cleaning, with a number of local authorities taking up the opportunity for demonstrations. It is also being used extensively in marinas and boatyards, especially where there is a need to clean algae, which is a slip hazard. Leisure companies such as caravan and camping parks are using it for cleaning paths and walkways, giving them an added commitment to the cleanliness of the facilities on offer.
David Walke, Sales Director at Demon International, said: “The Combi is
Demon International is the UK-based manufacturer of the award winning Hurricane Combi. They consider their innovative machine as the ultimate tool for street cleaning and through their network of distributors, Demon are able to provide the Hurricane to customers around the world. Their main distributor for both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland is Coleraine-based CP Hire.
CP Hire has depots in Belfast, Ballymena, Mid Ulster, Londonderry, Banbridge and Magherafelt as well as their head office in Coleraine. Access to Dublin and the south can be easily reached via their depot in Banbridge. As part of the fleet CP Hire has both the Hurricane Combi and Demon’s Mini Bowser available to hire.
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