Grunhelm GR-1800
 | Outdated Product $130.00 Station wagon from the category of household mini-sinks is the youngest model in terms of power in the Grunhelm portfolio. The washing unit's 1800 watt motor is strong enough to deliver a maximum water output of 360 L/h (6 L/min) at pressures up to 135 bar. The pump of the product is made of metal. The device is suitable for cleaning paths on a personal plot, facade walls, fences, car washing, garden and garage inventory. The transport wheels add to the convenience in handling the washing unit. The Grunhelm GR-1800 is also equipped with functional holders for the spray gun and power cable. The standard high pressure hose is 5 metres long. Among other important "trump cards" of the model is the ability to use warm water from open containers (temperature up to 40 °C) for operation. Overall d...imensions of the device are 52.5x31x28 cm, weight is 8.8 kg. |
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Station wagon from the category of household mini-sinks is the youngest model in terms of power in the Grunhelm portfolio. The washing unit's 1800 watt motor is strong enough to deliver a maximum water output of 360 L/h (6 L/min) at pressures up to 135 bar. The pump of the product is made of metal. The device is suitable for cleaning paths on a personal plot, facade walls, fences, car washing, garden and garage inventory.
The transport wheels add to the convenience in handling the washing unit. The Grunhelm GR-1800 is also equipped with functional holders for the spray gun and power cable. The standard high pressure hose is 5 metres long. Among other important "trump cards" of the model is the ability to use warm water from open containers (temperature up to 40 °C) for operation. Overall dimensions of the device are 52.5x31x28 cm, weight is 8.8 kg.
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