The IPC Eagle SW2 is a purpose-built window screen washer that cleans removed window screens with low-pressure pure water rinse, eliminating the streaks and reinstall callbacks that come from squeegee-cleaning screens by hand. Window cleaning contractors and high-rise service crews use the SW2 on jobs where screens have to be pulled and cleaned to actually deliver a streak-free interior view.
Use Cases
- Window cleaning contractors with monthly or quarterly residential routes
- High-rise commercial service where pulled screens collect months of grime
- Restoration cleanup after remodels where screens are coated in dust
- Coastal property service where salt spray bakes onto screen mesh
- Property management crews handling annual screen washes on multi-family
Why A Dedicated Screen Washer
Window screens trap pollen, dust, soot, and salt that wash off the screen mesh into your squeegee water and right back onto the glass you just cleaned. Cleaning screens with a dedicated low-pressure pure-water rinse system - rather than ad-hoc with a hose and brush - leaves screens streak-free and dry-spot-free, which means the windows you reinstall them in front of stay clean.
Specifications
- Pure-water rinse system designed for window screen cleaning specifically
- Low-pressure operation safe for fiberglass and aluminum screen mesh
- Compact form factor sized for service-truck deployment
- IPC Eagle commercial build for daily route duty
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this work on metal as well as fiberglass screen mesh?
Yes. The low-pressure pure-water rinse is gentle on both fiberglass and aluminum screen mesh. The risk with high-pressure cleaning is mesh distortion - the SW2 specifically avoids that by relying on water purity rather than mechanical pressure to lift soil.
Why pure water instead of a detergent?
Detergent residue on screen mesh streaks back onto the glass the next time it rains and water passes through the screen. Pure-water rinse leaves zero residue, which means clean screens stay clean longer and your inside-glass cleaning lasts.
What kind of pure-water source does the SW2 need?
Most users feed it from an RO/DI water-fed pole rig they already own, or from a stand-alone DI tank if they only do screen work occasionally. Standard tap water gets pulled through your DI resin first to drop TDS to near zero before it hits the screens.
How long does cleaning a screen take?
A typical residential window screen cleans in well under a minute on the SW2 once the screen is positioned. The bottleneck on most jobs is pulling and reinstalling the screens, not the cleaning itself - so a screen-cleaning workflow with the SW2 fits naturally into your existing window-route timing.
Discount Cleaning Products is an authorized IPC Eagle dealer carrying the full window-cleaning equipment line - screen washers, water-fed poles, RO/DI systems, and accessories. Our US-based team helps you build a complete pure-water workflow for residential and commercial window service.
