ABOUT MAXFLOW
World's First Permanent Magnet Motor Electric Pressure Washer.
THE MOTOR
Powered by permanent magnet motor variable-speed system, delivering exceptional precision, efficiency and power density in a lightweight, brushless package with advanced self cooling technology.
THE PUMP
Industrial grade crankshaft driven three piston pump engineered for higher torque and smoother output, featuring an oil serviceable, fully rebuildable design for superior durability and efficiency.
THE FIRMWARE
Advanced software and Field-Oriented Control firmware that precisely regulates motor torque and speed in real time, ensuring safe amp draws, multiple operating modes, quieter operation and responsive pressure control.
Years of Manufacturing Experience
Happy MAXFLOW Users
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Below are some common questions about MAXFLOW.
What makes MAXFLOW electric pressure washers stand out from the crowd?
In a nutshell, MAXFLOW is a unique electric pressure washer built around a miniaturized, commercial-grade core. Its crankshaft-driven pump is powered by a high-efficiency permanent magnet motor, delivering high water flow, low energy consumption, exceptional balance, quiet operation, and long-term reliability. While the market is flooded with disposable budget units with overstated specs, and on the other end of the spectrum - pricey, bulky, industrial-grade machines,
MAXFLOW electric pressure washers strike the perfect balance, combining professional-grade performance with a sleek, compact design. It offers consumers the best of both worlds.
What is the best PSI and GPM combination on a pressure washer for car washing?
For general car washing, it is important to balance safe pressure levels with adequate water flow to effectively remove dirt without damaging your vehicle’s paint or trim. Professional car detailers often set PSI around 1100. Setting PSI too high risks damaging the paint depending on the condition of the vehicle body. Higher water flow such as 2+ GPM will allow much faster rinsing and better foam coverage.
What are the differences among Universal Motor, Induction Motor, and Permanent Magnet Motor in terms of electric pressure washer design?
Universal Motor: Found in most low-cost, consumer-grade pressure washers. Uses brushes and a commutator with very high RPM, often requiring gear reduction. Efficiency is around 55%, wears out faster due to brushes, and is noisy with a high-pitched whine. Not serviceable.
Induction Motor: Found in mid-tier and some commercial electric washers. Uses electromagnetic induction, is brushless, has lower RPM, and often features direct drive. Efficiency is higher (around 70%) and durability is improved. However, it is heavier, bulkier, and still noisy. Typically not serviceable.
Permanent Magnet Motor (PMM): Considered rare and premium in pressure washer applications. Before the Mpro 25, the industry had not offered a high-performance unit that was cost-effective for the general public. The Mpro 25 uses PMM instead of induced magnetism; it’s brushless, variable, and precise with excellent speed control. With high power density, the unit can be built compact and lightweight. PMM efficiency often reaches 85% or more. Durability is significantly increased with no brushes to wear out. It runs smoother and has a low-pitched sound.
What are the differences among crankshaft pump, triplex pump, and swash plate pump in terms of electric pressure washer design?
Crankshaft Pump: The crankshaft drives plungers in a piston-like motion, similar to an engine, delivering superior efficiency, smooth output, and high durability. Most commercial units are serviceable due to this design. The Mpro 25 offers an oil change feature so that users can extend the life of the pump.
Triplex Pump: Often used interchangeably with crankshaft pump. Generally refers to three pistons that can be driven by a crankshaft. When crankshaft-driven, it is considered the gold standard for commercial pressure washers.
Swash Plate Pump: Most common in residential and lower-cost electric pressure washers. It uses a slanted “swash plate” to push pistons back and forth. Units are usually compact and lightweight but less efficient than crankshaft or triplex pumps. Durability is lower and typically not designed for continuous or heavy-duty use. They are usually non-serviceable.
How can I contact MAXFLOW customer service?
To get into contact with our customer service please visit the following link: https://www.maxflowproducts.com/pages/contact
Does MAXFLOW offer any sort of discounts.
MAXFLOW offers a 15% discount for eligible military members, military families, first responders, government employees and teachers through GOVX ID verification. To learn more and verify your eligibility, please visit: https://www.maxflowproducts.com/pages/govx-id-military-discount.
Does MAXFLOW offer free shipping?
We offer free economy shipping on orders $74.99 (USD) and up.
Does MAXFLOW offer special pricing for bulk or wholesale orders?
To inquire about bulk or wholesale order please fill out our Distributor Program application using this link: https://www.maxflowproducts.com/pages/distributor-program
Are MAXFLOW products at any retail store locations?
You can find a list of MAXFLOW authorized retailers by visiting: https://www.maxflowproducts.com/pages/store-locator
Who manufactures MAXFLOW products?
MAXFLOW products are designed, engineered, and patented in-house, and manufactured by the parent company, Vision Industry. We do not outsource manufacturing, simply because we ARE the ultimate manufacturer, since 1989.