Description
Drain Jet is a high-pressure water jetting equipment specifically designed for clearing blockages and debris in drains, sewers, and pipes. It utilizes a powerful jet of water to remove obstructions, including grease, roots, sludge, and other build-ups, restoring proper flow and preventing expensive damage.
IMPORTANCE OF DRAIN JETTING
• Efficient drainage: Drain Jetting ensures that drains remain clear and free-flowing, preventing water backup, flooding, and property damage.
• Cost-effective solution: Regular Drain Jetting eliminates the need for costly repairs and replacements often associated with clogged drains.
• Hygiene and health: A clean drainage system reduces the risk of bacterial growth and unpleasant odors, promoting a healthier living or working environment.
Application of Drain Jetting
• Residential: Drain Jetting is commonly used in homes to clear clogged kitchen sinks, showers, and toilets, ensuring smooth drainage.
• Commercial: Drain Jetting is employed in commercial establishments such as hotels, restaurants, and hospitals to maintain smooth operation and hygiene.
• Industrial: Industrial facilities use Drain Jetting for heavy-duty cleaning of large drains, pipelines, and sewer lines, improving overall productivity.
TYPES OF DRAIN JETTING EQUIPMENT
- Trailer- mounted drain jetters
These powerful machines are mounted on trailers, providing mobility and convenience for outdoor drain cleaning tasks. - Truck- mounted drain jetters
These units are commonly used by professional plumbing services, equipped with large water tanks and specialized nozzles for high- pressure cleaning. - Portable drain jetters
Compact and lightweight, portable drain jetters are ideal for small- scale drain cleaning in residential and commercial settings.
Detailed Specifications of Drain Jetting Equipment
• Pressure: Drain jetting machines typically operate within the pressure range of 1500 to 4000 PSI (pounds per square inch), ensuring efficient debris removal.
• Flow rate: The flow rate of drain jetters ranges from approximately 1 to 10 gallons per minute (GPM), delivering sufficient water volume to dislodge and remove blockages.
• Nozzles: Different types of nozzles are used for various drain jetting applications, including forward, rear, and rotary nozzles, each designed to maximize cleaning efficiency.
