Premium High Pressure Washer GP1000, Briggs&Stratton, 13 HP, 4000 PSI/ 275 bar, 1000L Tank
Gaspper GP1000 is one of the best cleaners. With maximum pressure (275 Bar) and flow rate (18 L/min) have universal usage. Long of pump is perfect for cleaning with no manipulation and moving.
Key Features
Petrol Engine: Briggs&Stratton XR2100, 4-stroke, OHV
Power: 13 HP / 9.7 kW
Water pressure: 275 bar / 4000 PSI
Flow rate: 18 L/m
The Gaspper GP1000 high pressure washer is designed for the most demanding cleaning jobs in different areas of our economy. Mainly targeted areas are construction, agriculture, the industry of any kind, as well as various public services. Depending on the specific requirements, the possibilities of use are almost endless. This professional pressure washer is mainly used for washing vehicles, buildings, tools, facades, terraces, garden tools, and driveways. The water tank with a capacity of 1000L and the 15L detergent tank, combined with a 4-stroke heat engine mounted on a solid metal frame, gives enviable independence from the running water and electricity cables. The machine can be used in the most isolated areas. The device is moved from one place to another with the help of a forklift or front loader.
High-pressure washer
Pressure gun
20m high-pressure rubber hose
Stainless Steel Extension Lance
Nozzle 0 ̊
Nozzle 15 ̊
Nozzle 25 ̊
Nozzle 40 ̊
Soap nozzle
Waspper engine oil
Operation manual
Water Tank – 1000 L
Specific Features:
Free electricity cords for prevention of short circuits in wet surroundings
You can take it anywhere thanks to a gas-powered system
20-meter high pressure rubber hose
0°, 15°, 25°, 40°, and saponite nozzle for various uses
Robust and lightweight steel construction for easy handling
Big wheels and high chassis so it can be moved easily even in a rough terrain areas
High-pressure ergonomic gun with high-quality stainless steel lance
Quality Briggs&Stratton petrol engine with speed control for longer life
Aluminum pump with brass head, ceramic pistons, and water pressure control