The Bullet-style sewer nozzle (3/8″ & 1/2″ NPT) features a forward jet and 30° rear jets for thrust. With up to 7,250 PSI, it’s ideal for clearing sludge, frozen blockages, and compact debris.
Tips and trends to navigate vehicle parts and service
Excavation, the process of digging into a surface to create space for something new, is at the heart of all great architecture. It’s a vital part of landscaping, installing roads, and putting up...
Winter is coming. Cold, snowy days sound cozy when you're inside with a blanket and a hot cup of coffee. But if you're running hydrovac equipment, it’s time to brace yourself. Excav...
Let’s face it, digging isn’t always glamorous. But it is risky, especially when what you can’t see is underground and could blow a fuse, crack a pipe, or worse. Hydrovac excavation...
Your hydrovac is a beast, chewing through mud and blasting apart stubborn soil. However, every beast requires upkeep: ignore it, and it can lead to lost jobs and expensive repairs. The good ne...
Hydrovac excavation is revolutionizing the way facilities, cities, and property managers approach pond maintenance. Unlike heavy machinery that can harm liners or vegetation, a hydrovac operates with...
What is hydroexcavation? Excavation is an arduous task, but it’s also a necessary element of work like landscaping, sign installation, and utility repairs. While spades, shovels, and other e...
Trenching, the process of digging narrow holes, is a necessary component of construction efforts like utility or drainage system installation and landscaping. Typically deeper than they are wide, tren...
The Bullet-style sewer nozzle (3/8″ & 1/2″ NPT) features a forward jet and 30° rear jets for thrust. With up to 7,250 PSI, it’s ideal for clearing sludge, frozen blockages, and compact debris.
Share
Email
Facebook
SMS
Twitter