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The Nozzle Finder covers 1/4", 3/8" and 1/2" plumber jetters.
Open the Nozzle Finder
$15.39
Available to order — contact us for dispatch timing
Use the GPM you plan to run. Find it on your pump or machine label, or call JPS for help.
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Run 1/4" nozzles on your 3/8" machine. This stainless steel reducer adapts a 3/8" jetter hose connection to 1/4" nozzles without additional fittings — the move when you're expanding into the tightest residential lines and need your existing machine to reach them.
The smallest lines — tight laterals, sink and tub arms, older undersized plumbing — need a 1/4" nozzle to get through, but you don't need a whole separate machine to run one. This reducer lets your 3/8" rig drive 1/4" heads directly, so you can take on the small-diameter work you'd otherwise turn away. One inexpensive stainless fitting expands what your existing setup can do, and because it's stainless, it stands up to the pressure without corroding or becoming a failure point. Toss one in the truck and you're never stuck turning down a job because the nozzle you need is a size smaller than your hose.
KEG makes sewer-cleaning nozzles and cutters for a range of applications and connection sizes. Its equipment is also listed in MSW’s municipal sewer-nozzle directory. Choose the specific model for your work; designs and service requirements vary.
The practical value is a tool chosen for the task, a matching setup and support after the sale. Job time and water use depend on the machine, line and obstruction.
Compare the job, fit, maintenance and applicable coverage. A brand name or tier alone does not make every model suitable for the same work.
See the product details for the supplied item and applicable terms. Contact JPS for help. Contact JetterProSupply
Choosing within this family? Read the Duce Nozzle family guide: when to use it, when not to, sizing, and ceramic vs steel inserts.
| Part number | 0080 0026 |
|---|---|
| Brand | KEG (authorized dealer) |
| Size | 3/8" |
| Country of Origin | Manufactured in Germany · Assembled in the USA |
| Warranty | Contact JPS for warranty terms for this accessory. Nozzle-insert warranty periods do not describe coverage for the whole accessory. |
JPS confirms insert sizes for the supplied nozzle using operating GPM, pump PSI, hose inside diameter and hose length. Do not choose replacement inserts from hose-connection size alone.
See the return terms for eligibility and instructions. 30-day performance return terms
Dispatch timing depends on this item and its configuration. Contact JPS to confirm timing for a scheduled job.
Dispatch and delivery are separate. Free ground shipping remains available at $199+. Free 2-Day Air on eligible parcel orders over $599 to the contiguous 48 states; estimated two-business-day transit starts after dispatch. Preparation, configuration and exclusions apply. Shipping details
Net 30 applies only to eligible 3/4-inch-and-larger equipment on approved B2B accounts. Items 1/2 inch and under are credit-card purchases. Request an equipment quote or call (864) 804-6637.
Judge the tool by the work it covers, the parts you can service and the support behind the setup.
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 →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 →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 →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 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.
