Ready in next to no time to tackle even heavy dirt

• Kärcher introduces new stationary high-pressure cleaners in the Classic range, designed for tough cleaning tasks with pressures up to 210 bar and flow rates of 1000 l/h.

• The compact machines offer easy wall mounting, quick accessory changes via EASY!Lock system, and quiet operation thanks to a low-speed motor and vibration-reducing pump.

• Models support warm water up to 60 °C, feature robust construction, and include convenient storage for accessories to maintain a tidy workspace.

• Kärcher holds a Guinness World Record as the top-selling high-pressure cleaner brand and will celebrate its 90th anniversary in 2025, highlighting its legacy of innovation and commitment to sustainability.

Stationary high-pressure cleaners from Kärcher

Be it car washing, industrial cleaning or clearing out animal enclosures: wherever a lot of dirt builds up, stationary high-pressure cleaners are the perfect solution. The new models in the Classic range from Kärcher allow users to benefit from the advantages of stationary devices for a range of applications, and also represent excellent value for money. Offering a pressure of up to 210 bar and a flow rate of 1000 l/h, they achieve outstanding cleaning performance to reliably loosen and remove stubborn dirt. Thanks to their robust design, the machines are highly durable and also suitable for tough operating conditions.

The compact stationary high-pressure cleaners in the Classic range from Kärcher can be easily mounted and connected to the wall with just two screws. Users can then start cleaning immediately thanks to the Classic accessories supplied (trigger gun, lance, 10 m hose and flat jet nozzle). The fact that the water supply hose and power cable are neatly routed and do not trail on the floor poses a significant advantage. Once the work is done, the accessories can be stored in a separate compartment and on the machine, so that the workplace is tidy at all times and the equipment used does not get dirty and suffer long-term damage. Thanks to the EASY!Lock adapter system, accessories for different applications can be switched quickly or extended with an automatic hose reel or foam lance.

Users can easily adjust the pressure and flow rate on the pump. Cleaning performance can be increased if warm water is available, up to a temperature of 60 °C, and utilised at the supply inlet. To keep service and maintenance times to a minimum, all components can be accessed quickly. To ensure a long service life, the models in the Classic range have a large water filter that protects the pump from impurities in the water. The machines also feature a tubular steel frame as well as a low-speed, 4-pole electric motor. A large crankshaft pump with ceramic pistons reduces vibrations so that the high-pressure cleaners work extremely quietly.

The new stationary high-pressure cleaners from Kärcher are available in three different versions – HD 6/15-4 M Classic, HD 9/18-4 M Classic and HD 10/21-4 M Classic. As an alternative to wall-mounting, the machine can also be used on the floor without being mounted.

Kärcher is currently the top-selling high-pressure cleaner brand

Kärcher received a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDSTM title as the current top-selling brand for high-pressure cleaners, thus confirming its global market leadership. The success is based on a long tradition of innovation and quality. Back in 1950, Alfred Kärcher invented Europe’s first hot water high-pressure cleaner and the first portable high-pressure cleaner for private households followed in 1984. The company has now been selling high-pressure cleaners for 75 years. Today the verb “kärchern” is used in German as a synonym for high-pressure cleaning and is also listed in the German dictionary Duden.

Kärcher turns 90

Kärcher celebrates its 90th anniversary in 2025. Founded in 1935 by Alfred Kärcher as a workshop for heating technology in Stuttgart, the family-owned company has developed into a world-renowned brand for cleaning technology. The products were characterised by technical innovation from an early stage – a property that still shapes the company's DNA today.

The company entered the cleaning market in 1950 with the first European hot water high-pressure cleaner KW 350. Following Alfred Kärcher's death in 1959, his wife Irene took over the management of the company and drove its internationalisation. In 1974 she focussed the strategic alignment of the company on high-pressure cleaning and established the widely known Kärcher yellow. Under her management Kärcher became a global leader. Another milestone followed in 1984: the HD 555, the world's first mobile high-pressure cleaner for private households.

In addition to innovation and a broad portfolio with over 3,000 cleaning and care products, sustainability also plays a key role. Kärcher promotes emission reduction, resource preservation, waste avoidance and a circular economy with numerous measures and has received several awards.