Heavy Duty Pressure Washer for Workshop and Outdoor Cleaning

Find the right pressure washer for your application — from light cleaning to heavy industrial use. Built for daily use, our UAE pressure washers serve workshops, car washes, factories, farms, and maintenance teams.

Choose between electric, petrol, diesel, and hot water machines depending on your job requirements. We group high pressure washers by pressure, flow rate, and duty cycle so you can pick the right machine for your job.

Use the filters to compare specs, accessories, and compatibility for both compact and industrial pressure washers. We offer commercial and heavy-duty models and handle B2B orders and quotes.

We offer fast delivery across the UAE, plus spare parts and technical support for every commercial pressure washer.

Pressure washers in UAE

Looking for a pressure washer in the UAE for facility cleaning, workshop degreasing, fleet washing, or tough outdoor surfaces?

This category includes electric and engine-driven units, cold and hot water options, and professional machines for frequent use.

Many UAE supplier pages are only product grids, so we added a quick selection guide.

Browse Cleaning Equipment or use filters (bar, L/min, hot/cold, power, portability, hose length) to find your spec fast.

Shop by specification

Buy a high-pressure washer easily by filtering the specs that impact performance and cost.

Begin by evaluating pressure (bar) and flow rate (L/min) together. Nilfisk notes that higher pressure and flow increase cleaning speed—so don’t choose by pressure alone.

Then narrow by:

Hot vs cold water: hot water tends to speed up removal of oily/greasy soils and can reduce detergent needs. Power source: electric (plug-in convenience) vs petrol/diesel (job-site flexibility). Duty level: homeowner/occasional vs commercial/industrial (longer continuous run, rugged pump). Portability: trolley units, stationary frames, or trailer-mounted systems. Hose length + lance/nozzle options: reach can matter as much as pressure when cleaning vehicles, facades, and loading bays.

For site-specific needs (frequency, water supply, multiple operators), use the RFQ/quote workflow.

Quick buying guide

Use these 4 steps to avoid too much pressure, low flow, or the wrong type of machine.

Step one: Choose your primary use case

Vehicle / detailing (pressure washer for car wash):

prioritize controlled pressure, stable flow, and the right accessories (foam, gentle nozzle, quality hose). Too much pressure or the wrong nozzle can damage sensitive surfaces; adjustable machines and correct nozzle selection matter.

Facilities / hardscape (walkways, loading bays, perimeter walls):

prioritize higher flow for faster rinsing and productivity; consider surface cleaners for large flat areas. (Many consumer and professional ecosystems offer patio/surface-cleaner accessories.)

Workshops / food prep / oily soils:

Use hot water for grease and oil — it cleans more effectively than cold water.

Industrial paint prep / stubborn deposits:

consider industrial machines with appropriate nozzles and safety controls; confirm duty cycle and service support first.

Step two: Pick pressure + flow together (bar and L/min)

Pressure is the “impact force,” while flow is the “rinse and carry-away.” In practice, you normally want a balanced pairing. Nilfisk says to look at both pressure and flow rate because higher numbers clean faster.

A simple way to interpret what you see on product tiles: many catalogs list L/h (liters per hour). To get L/min, divide by 60. Example: 600 L/h ≈ 10 L/min.

Step three: Decide hot vs cold water, and electric vs engine-driven

Hot water pressure washers are not “always better”—they’re better for specific soils. If your main job is grease, resin, or oil residues, hot water often cleans faster and may reduce detergent consumption.

If your jobs are mostly dust, mud, sand, and general grime, a cold-water unit can be sufficient (and simpler).

For power source, the practical trade is convenience vs autonomy:

Electric units need power; petrol or diesel suits limited electricity or higher output.

Step four: Add the accessories that protect surfaces and increase productivity

Pressure washer accessories often deliver a bigger “real-world speed” improvement than stepping up one model tier. Common high-ROI accessories include:

Foam cannon / detergent application tools (for vehicle washing and pre-soak) Surface cleaners (for large flat areas—reduced splash and improved consistency) Hose + quick-connect fittings (reach; faster setup) Nozzle sets (fan vs rotary/turbo)

For detergents, many washers use low-pressure nozzles to draw soap through a Venturi injector.

Types of pressure washer

Most supplier catalogs in the region cluster products using these “decision buckets”:

Electric pressure washer (cold water): common for light-to-medium cleaning and controlled on-site use. Engine-driven pressure washer (cold water): useful when mobility and autonomy matter. Hot water pressure washer: Best for regular grease and oil—commonly used in workshops, industrial, and hygiene-sensitive sites.

If hot water washers drive revenue, create a dedicated page to explain benefits, care, and the buyer journey.

Specs that matter

Bar vs PSI (pressure washer bar vs psi)

You’ll see pressure listed in bar on many UAE product tiles, and sometimes in PSI in global documentation. NIST conversion factors define:

1 bar = 100,000 Pa 1 psi = 6,894.757 Pa

From those definitions, 1 bar ≈ 14.5038 psi (since 100,000 / 6,894.757 ≈ 14.5038).

PSI looks bigger, but you can shop in bar if you compare consistently.

Flow rate in L/min (pressure washer flow rate l/min)

Flow affects how quickly you can rinse and how fast you can clear loosened dirt. Nilfisk explains that higher flow, along with pressure, usually cleans more efficiently.

With similar bar ratings, higher flow cleans large areas faster.

Duty level and serviceability (industrial pressure washer fit)

For commercial use, consider duty cycle, pump life, wear parts, and service response time. Local suppliers highlight after-sales support and spare parts because buyers value them.

Nozzles and surface risk

Rotary nozzles save time on hard surfaces but can damage wood, siding, or some metals. Nilfisk says high pressure can damage wood, so use caution.

Comparison tables

Table A: Technology comparison (how to choose a commercial pressure washer type)

Technology comparison (how to choose a commercial pressure washer type)

Category Typical "best for" Why buyers choose it Watch-outs Electric, cold water Light–medium cleaning; controlled environments Simple operation; common category staple Ensure your site supports the power requirement Engine-driven, cold water Mobile jobs; sites with limited power access Flexibility; autonomy Fuel handling; noise; maintenance Hot water high-pressure washer Grease/oil; industrial dirt Heat improves grease removal and may reduce detergent use Higher capex; burner maintenance; training

FAQs

Do you deliver pressure washers across the UAE?

[Insert your delivery coverage + lead times + fees here.] Keep this section clear and specific: mention same-day dispatch, Dubai pickup, or nationwide courier only if accurate.

Do you provide VAT invoices? What is VAT in the UAE?

The UAE applied a 5% VAT starting January 1, 2018.

[Insert your VAT registration/invoicing process here if applicable.]

Is a hot water pressure washer worth it?

For grease, oil, or industrial soils, hot water cleans faster and often needs less detergent.

What matters more: bar or L/min?

Treat it as a pairing. Nilfisk explicitly advises considering both pump pressure and flow rate because higher pressure and higher flow typically improve efficiency.

Can I use a pressure washer on my car?

Yes, but use the right nozzle and keep pressure controlled—overly aggressive jets can damage sensitive materials or finishes. Be careful with turbo nozzles on wood, siding, and some metals because of the strong impact.

Is pressure washing dangerous?

It can be. Not just surface cuts — high-pressure jets can inject water into the skin. OSHA even reported a case where pressure pierced safety boots and caused an injury. Injection wounds may look small but cause severe damage and need urgent care.

[Include your safety quick-tips + PPE guidance here, aligned to your products and training/support policies.]

Service, parts, and support

For B2B buyers, “supplier reliability” is part of the product. Many UAE suppliers emphasize support and spare parts availability as a differentiator for commercial cleaning equipment.

Use this block to make your local trust signals concrete:

Pressure washer supplier in Dubai: [insert address / map / trade license details if you publish them] After-sales support: [insert response time and coverage] Spare parts: link to your Spare Parts category and top brands serviced Procurement help: offer spec matching for industrial pressure washer requirements (bar, L/min, hot/cold, duty level)

Micro-CTAs

Request a quote (industrial / commercial) · Talk to an expert · Download spec sheet

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