01 Intended use
At a fixed wash station with industrial power, an electric machine avoids fuel deliveries and can fit the workstation schedule. A reliable water supply and drainage are also needed to wash and carry dirt away.
This machine is more suitable for industrial power and continuous water supply in factory workstations, with electric operation facilitating centralized washing organization, and combined with the requirement for waste removal, arranging for water supply and drainage.
At a fixed wash station with industrial power, an electric machine avoids fuel deliveries and can fit the workstation schedule. A reliable water supply and drainage are also needed to wash and carry dirt away.
35 MPa pressure, 22 L/min flow; balancing impact with continuous flushing.
Check motor, pump, inlet and outlet water connections, and hose gun separately; accessories are configured according to the delivery list of this model.
Select a similar task, then check the material, dirt, power, and water supply conditions together.
First check the trial washing and isolation, then verify the equipment configuration.
View selection criteria →02First check the sensitive areas, then verify the equipment configuration.
View selection criteria →03First check the water supply and drainage, then verify the equipment configuration.
View selection criteria →04First check the method of waste material collection, then verify the equipment configuration.
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J-3522D · AI application illustrationFor heavy-soil flushing of factory floors, parts and equipment surroundings after confirming material tolerance, water and wastewater conditions.

Assess hardened cement residue on formwork and reusable moulds against adhesion, material tolerance, water and wastewater conditions.

With an abrasive-feed attachment, assess local old-paint and deposit removal on metal. Results depend on material, abrasive and subsequent processing.
Assess oil, sediment and equipment deposits against pressure, nozzle and distance.
Check water, drainage and isolation at fixed work points in advance.
Define hose length, movement frequency and cleaning objects before selection.
The following is a selection reference, which does not replace original technical data, on-site verification, and trial washing.
Focus on testing and isolation.
Focus on verifying sensitive areas.
Focus on checking water supply and drainage.
Focus on verifying waste collection methods.
| Field or task | Configuration that requires attention | J-3522D Selection Judgment |
|---|---|---|
| Heavy soiling work station for industrial use | Trial washing and isolation; match pressure, flow, and working attachment | Test the cleaning with materials, dirt, and site conditions, and do not rely on the maximum pressure promise for cleaning effectiveness. |
| Outer appearance of the device | Sensitive areas; pressure, flow, and working attachment matching. | Test the cleaning with materials, dirt, and site conditions, and do not rely on the maximum pressure promise for cleaning effectiveness. |
| Factory hard-surfaced areas | Water supply and drainage; pressure, flow rate, and working attachment matching. | Test the cleaning with materials, dirt, and site conditions, and do not rely on the maximum pressure promise for cleaning effectiveness. |
| More loose dirt areas | Waste collection method; pressure, flow, and tool compatibility | Test the cleaning with materials, dirt, and site conditions, and do not rely on the maximum pressure promise for cleaning effectiveness. |
These tasks do not establish multi-lance capability. First assess adhesion, material tolerance, nozzles, pressure, distance, water/wastewater and protection.
Address oil, oily sludge and deposits on equipment, parts and metal workpieces.
Check material tolerance, nozzle distance and wastewater conditions before purchase.
Flush residual casting sand, sediment, scale, surface rust and loose rust layers.
Complete rust removal or replacement of abrasive blasting is not promised; assess results against adhesion.
Clean scale, grease, resin and deposits from equipment exteriors, subject to assessment.
Confirm isolation, cleaning access, water and wastewater collection first.
Flush sediment, grease, cement or asphalt residue from construction vehicles and equipment, subject to material and adhesion checks.
For assessed heavy-soil maintenance with appropriate working distance and operator protection.
Review day-to-day configuration first. Expand the full specifications for more detail.
| Key operating figures | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Equipment category | High-pressure washer | Pressure | Normal pressure 35 MPa |
| Flow | Flow 22l/min | Configuration parameters 3 | 15kW |
| Configuration parameters 4 | 380V | Configuration parameters 5 | High-pressure hose 15m |
| Drive and electrical system | |||
| Drive or power supply | 380 V power supply, for three-phase industrial site use (confirmed by project electrical conditions) | ||
| Machine configuration | |||
| Product model | J-3522D | ||
A high-pressure washer cannot be judged solely by the pressure number. It is necessary to confirm the cleaning object, type of dirt, material, flow rate, power source, water supply, hose length, and daily continuous operating time simultaneously.
Helps maintain a suitable distance for construction equipment, industrial floors and parts.
First check your power and water supply conditions, then compare the working pressure, flow rate, and attachments to determine which model is more suitable.
| Corresponding projects | J-3515D → | J-3522D →Current Model | J-5022D → |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pressure diameter | Confirm the configuration of this machine separately during selection. | Confirm the configuration of this machine separately during selection. | Confirm the configuration of this machine separately during selection. |
| Flow rate record | Confirm the configuration of this machine separately during selection. | Confirm the configuration of this machine separately during selection. | Confirm the configuration of this machine separately during selection. |
| Power Records | Confirm the configuration of this machine separately during selection. | Confirm the configuration of this machine separately during selection. | Confirm the configuration of this machine separately during selection. |
First, distinguish between working pressure and maximum pressure, then compare flow rate, power, and water supply conditions. Specifically, when selecting a model, confirm the specific configuration and applicable working conditions based on the data of each machine type.
First, understand the configuration and operational division by examining the overall appearance of the machine; the position and configuration of internal components can be further understood in conjunction with the machine's documentation.

Combine the complete appearance of the entire machine to check the equipment movement route and operational position.
Check the on-site power supply conditions and delivery protection configuration for the electric solution.
Check the pump type and operating conditions against the model nameplate and manual.
Check the water source, connections, and continuous water supply conditions before work.
Check the delivery hose length, fittings, and pipeline pressure rating separately.
Combine the cleaning material and task to confirm the applicable working attachment configuration.
This is a function flow description and is not intended as the internal water circuit cross-section or component location diagram.
First, check the water source, inlet conditions, and sustainable water supply.
The motor drives the pump operation, and the operating conditions should be checked against the specifications of this machine.
Organized by matching piping and working attachment for flushing, no assumption of valve setting.
Arrange the work method according to the material, isolate splashing and collect the wastewater.
Do not take the maximum value as the continuous operating value, and do not take the theoretical hydraulic power as the rated power.
Working pressure, maximum pressure, and adjustable range are different for different diameters; they should be verified separately based on the original settings of this model and actual operating conditions.
Check the power supply and protection according to the voltage, power, and random instructions; the presence of power does not mean that any line is applicable.
Continuous water supply, pipeline pressure resistance, and nozzle need to be matched; do not derive multi-gun capability or fixed area efficiency based on the entire machine's flow rate.
Through the overall view of the machine, understand the structure of the J-3522D host, the long brush, the high-pressure hose, and the water inlet connection, which facilitates communication of the configuration with your tasks.

Inspect the motor, pump, gauge and lance arrangement; configuration follows current sales documentation.

Before purchase, check inlet/outlet, hose length, supply conditions and site drainage.
When there are no actual data on human resources, energy, and maintenance, the energy saving ratio is not publicized.
Record the entire machine, the hose attachment, the on-site water supply, and the power supply configuration.
Record the actual labor hours, water, and electricity costs, taking into account the collection and discharge of waste.
Record piping, nozzle, sealing, and power maintenance according to this model's instructions, without estimating uniformly
When comparing, use the same task, usage duration, and cost range; separate the equipment investment from daily expenses.
Before maintenance, check the user manual for this machine to confirm the type of oil, maintenance schedule, and operating procedures; if there are any unclear points, bring the model number and usage conditions to consult after-sales service.
Check the water intake requirements and visible connections according to the instructions, and record any leaks, loosening, or abnormalities.
Check the hose, fittings, and spray nozzle condition, without using web images for reconnection.
Verify the power supply and protection according to the instructions, record the operation time and abnormalities, and contact after-sales service.
Confirm against the project configuration and order. Flushing-nozzle count needs separate checking and does not establish simultaneous multi-lance capability.
The standard high-pressure hose is 10 meters. The original pipe length record of 15 meters is still retained; the actual delivered length and applicable range should be checked according to the project configuration and order separately.
Delivery, use, and maintenance can be communicated in advance; service scope, schedule, and costs are confirmed based on the actual project and agreement.
Verify the model, configuration, random documents, and appearance according to the order.
As per the delivery equipment instructions, introduce the operation, shutdown, and precautions.
Verify the usage method based on the task, water and electricity conditions, and on-site conditions.
Verify applicable accessories based on model, version, and original component specifications
After fault communication, service is arranged according to the actual service scope and agreement.
Schedule maintenance based on usage conditions and service agreements.
Make judgment based on the tasks, configuration, and usage conditions of this model.
No. Flow is the volume of water delivered per unit time. Measure the area cleaned and the time taken under representative conditions, including the surface, soil, nozzle, supply and operator technique.
First, obtain the materials, surface standards, and test washing conditions, and do not directly use the existing scene names as the promise of cleaning effects.
First, distinguish each unit's working condition and maximum pressure record, then verify the flow rate, power supply, pump operating condition, and protection configuration.
The wastewater and water discharged should be collected and treated in time. The drainage conditions will affect the continuous operation schedule, and it cannot be solely based on the equipment parameters.
Cleaning object, surface material, dirt, no-water areas, working distance, water supply and drainage conditions. For electric solutions, check the on-site power supply.
Verify each item on the order and delivery list. The long brush, angle nozzle, and base hose are separate from the additional hose length, rotating head, and floor scrubber, and are not determined by the image.
Retain the J-3522D name plate, configuration sheet, and random instructions. Check power supply and protection, inlet water, piping, and spray gun. Oils, cycles, and disassembly are according to the machine's instructions. The website does not provide its own cycle.
Follow the random instructions of J-3522D for shutdown processing, record the water source, fittings, pipelines, and abnormal phenomena, then contact after-sales. Do not disassemble the pipe under pressure, and do not modify the pressure regulating or protection components according to the web image.

Tell us the cleaning object, the dirt, and the water supply conditions, and together see how the J-3522D is configured.
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Provide the cleaning object, soil, material, power/fuel, water, pressure-hose length and daily working time to assess this model.