Judge the tool by the work it covers, the parts you can service and the support behind the setup.
Service the right components
KEG: On insert-equipped KEG models, replace the specified inserts while the body remains serviceable. Drilled-jet models have different service needs. Match the part, position and orifice to your nozzle.
KEG insert and fit guide →
Know which coverage applies
KEG warranty terms differ for bodies, inserts, rotating parts and used equipment. Manufacturing-defect coverage does not mean unlimited wear coverage.
Read model and component coverage →
Try it under the store guarantee
JPS’s 30-day performance guarantee accepts normal testing wear on a complete eligible nozzle or kit, including supplied inserts. Return all supplied components. Eligibility, exclusions and prepaid-label instructions are in the return policy.
Read the performance guarantee →
What a useful demonstration should show
Look for the exact nozzle and configuration, machine flow and pressure, hose, pipe condition and the work completed. Compare before-and-after inspection of the same section. One successful job does not establish a universal speed, water-use or service-life advantage.
Compare cost over your own jobs
Compare purchase price, replacement parts and service costs over the same number of jobs. Record time and water used on comparable work. A useful cost per job is total tool and service cost divided by jobs completed; any time savings should come from your own measured results.
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