KEG 1-Inch Cleaning vs. Traction: Which Nozzle Fits the Job?
Compare the standard 1-inch KEG Cleaning and Traction nozzles by jet pattern, pipe range and job, then confirm the right setup for your machine.
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KEG Triple Edge Quattro 1-Inch: Opening a Path Through a Blockage
Explore how the standard 1-inch KEG Triple Edge Quattro combines forward jets and body edges for blockage work, plus its fit and buying limits.
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KEG Torpedo 1-Inch Nozzle for Everyday Sewer Cleaning
Learn how the KEG Torpedo’s eight rear jets suit everyday cleaning, why 6–16-inch pipe is its primary range, and what to check on a...
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KEG Royal 1-Inch Nozzle: Wide-Angle Cleaning for Larger Sewer Lines
Understand the 1-inch KEG Royal’s twelve-jet pattern, 12–48-inch pipe range, and the setup details to confirm before buying demo or used.
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KEG 1-Inch Six-Jet Floor Cleaner for Heavy Bottom Debris
See how the KEG six-jet Floor Cleaner handles bottom debris, its 30–60 GPM and 8–20-inch ranges, and what to confirm on a demo unit.
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1-Inch KEG Super Cutter Plus 200 for Roots and Concrete Removal
Review Super Cutter Plus 200 applications, flow requirements and expansion equipment for medium-duty roots, taps, minerals and concrete.
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1-Inch KEG Super Cutter Plus 150 for Light Roots and Tap Removal
See where the Super Cutter Plus 150 fits light-root, grease and PVC or clay tap work, with machine requirements and expansion limits.
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1-Inch KEG Super Nova: Heavy Root Cutting and Scale Removal
Understand Super Nova chain cutting for heavy roots, scale and rust, including machine fit and the equipment needed for larger pipe.
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KEG Aqua Power 700 for 1-Inch Jetters: Grease, Roots and Manholes
Explore Aqua Power 700 water cutting, machine requirements and optional pipe expansion for grease, smaller roots, manholes and lift stations.
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1-Inch KEG OMG Nozzle for Deteriorated Sewer Pipe
See how the 1-inch KEG OMG uses a long body and narrow rear jets for penetrating, flushing and pulling in deteriorated large pipe.
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Will a Direct Hit Nozzle Fit Your Jetter? A Buying Checklist
Check GPM, PSI, hose length, hose diameter and connection details before choosing a Direct Hit nozzle configuration for your sewer jetter.
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Direct Hit Penetrator vs Cutter: Opening a Line vs Finishing the Job
Learn how Direct Hit penetrators and cutters fit different drain-cleaning tasks, and why opening a blockage is only one part of a completed job.
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