Sewer Jetter Nozzles

30-day performance money-back guarantee. If your nozzle does not do the job under normal, intended use, return the complete nozzle within 30 days of delivery for a refund of its purchase price. Normal testing wear, including on supplied inserts, is accepted. Return instructions and eligibility.

Choose a sewer jetter nozzle for the task, then confirm it fits your machine. A penetration nozzle, wall-cleaning nozzle and finishing nozzle do different work; the right sequence helps reduce wasted passes.

Choose the tool for the job

• Cleaning: wash the pipe wall
• Traction: move through mud and sand
• Rambo: tackle blockages
• Rotor: finish before camera inspection

What to check before ordering

Confirm your hose connection, rated GPM, working PSI, hose length, pipe size and blockage. Review the exact product specifications and selected variant. A nozzle family name or connection size alone is not a fitment guarantee.

Spend your time cleaning the line

The aim is to avoid unnecessary tool changes and unproductive passes by starting with the right configuration. Job time varies with the machine, line and obstruction. Compare all nozzles, browse nozzle kits or use the nozzle guide. For a fit check, call (864) 804-6637.

When is a higher-price jetter nozzle worth it?

Pay for the capability your work needs: a penetrating design for blockages, a rotating pattern for finishing, or replaceable wear inserts on models equipped with them. A basic flushing nozzle can be the right purchase for a straightforward cleaning job. Compare the exact size and configuration rather than assuming every KEG nozzle has the same features.

Put the price difference in job-time terms. As an illustration, a $250 price difference equals 2.5 hours at $100 per hour. If a suitable nozzle saved 10 minutes on each job, it would take 15 jobs to equal that difference. These are example inputs, not measured nozzle results; use your own labor cost and observed job time.

Keep a record of the machine, pipe, blockage and cleaning time. That tells you whether a nozzle earns its place on your truck.