Steam Cleaners

Every launch model in one place. The range splits into four formats: handheld, instant-heat, multi-purpose and canister. Formats differ in boiler size, pressure and heat-up time — the buying decision is which trade-off fits your customer.

Quick answer

Every model here is a home steam cleaner built around one working pattern: a boiler, a trigger and attachments. The catalog presents it as a steam cleaning machine line — portable steam cleaners for spot work, canisters for whole-home sessions, and formats in between. A steam mop sits at the floor-first end of the same shelf.

Which format covers which job?

Buyers search this category by job and by number: a portable steam cleaner for counter tops, a multi purpose steam cleaner for whole rooms, a floor steam cleaner for sealed hard floors, a high pressure steam cleaner (3–4 bar) for baked-on grease, a large tank steam cleaner for runtime. The formats below carry those labels so your listing can answer each search directly.

Continuous steam cleaner: refillable tanks (EM-208/209) keep steam going for 25–35 minutes per fill.
Multi surface steam cleaner: one box, kitchen to glass, when the accessory set is broad (EM-208/209 nine-piece set).
Steam cleaner with accessories: mid-tier sets justify their price step with a visible attachment count.
Adjustable steam cleaner logic: the mop line runs two steam levels (28/35 g/min on EM-519/522); control is a spec, not a dial.
1200W steam cleaner spec: the instant-heat handhelds and the EM-208/209 both run 1200 W at 220–240 V.
Pressure shorthand buyers use: a 3 bar steam cleaner for baked-on grease (EM-305), a 4 bar steam cleaner for whole-home canister work (EM-202/203).

Quick answer

Handheld steam cleaners (0.35–0.4 L) cover spot work and kitchens; instant-heat models cut waiting to 15–25 seconds; multi-purpose units trade heat-up time for tank size (up to 1.2 L and 25–35 minutes per fill); canister cleaners add 3.5–4 bar and 2-litre tanks for whole-home sessions.