Sewer Jetting Hoses

Description

• Pressure Rating:
  • Sewer jetting hoses are designed to withstand high-pressure water flow. They often have pressure ratings ranging from several hundred to several thousand PSI (pounds per square inch).
• Construction:
  • Inner Tube: The inner tube of the hose is typically made from a thermoplastic material that can handle high-pressure water.
  • Reinforcement: Hoses may have one or multiple layers of high-tensile steel or synthetic fibers for reinforcement, providing strength and flexibility.
  • Cover: The outer cover is designed to resist abrasion, chemicals, and environmental factors encountered in sewer and drain cleaning applications.
• Flexibility:
  • Sewer jetting hoses need to be flexible to navigate through pipes and sewer lines. The flexibility allows the hose to move around bends and corners easily.
• Thermoplastic Material:
  • Many sewer jetting hoses are made from thermoplastic materials like polyurethane or polyethylene. These materials offer flexibility, chemical resistance, and durability.
• Nozzle Compatibility:
  • The hoses are designed to work in conjunction with specialized nozzles that create high-pressure water jets. Compatibility with these nozzles is essential for effective cleaning.
• Sizes and Lengths:
  • Sewer jetting hoses come in various sizes and lengths to accommodate different pipe diameters and reach desired cleaning distances.
• Color Coding:
  • Hoses may be color-coded for easy identification, helping users distinguish between different hose types or pressure ratings.
• Temperature Resistance:
  • Depending on the application, sewer jetting hoses may need to withstand a range of temperatures. It’s essential to choose hoses with temperature resistance suitable for the specific environment.
• Couplings and Fittings:
  • Properly configured fittings and couplings ensure a secure connection between the hose and the sewer jetting equipment, preventing leaks and maintaining high pressure.
• Safety Considerations:
  • Users should adhere to safety guidelines and wear appropriate personal protective equipment when operating sewer jetting equipment due to the high-pressure water involved.