Kranzle

Traditional high-pressure cleaners are usually equipped with an injector for induction of detergents. In order to suck in the detergents, the water which is under high pressure, needs to be pressed through a small nozzle pipe. This costs energy, no matter if the injector is in operation or not. The available working pressure is reduced by approximately 30% on other machines compared to Kranzle.

Kranzle pumps are only made with brass valve casings because, although not cheap, it is the best material to use; it is strong, durable and will not be 'eaten' away by water like aluminium is.