10000 PSI Rotating Sewer Jetter Nozzle

SKU: AP-AP0125SJ-10
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Rotor Jet Nozzle

The Rotary Jet ("RJ") is a revolving nozzle using the combined forces of 0 degree & 45 degree angles rotating under pressure, creating a continuous "wall of water" to maximize line restoration. A valuable feature of the RJ is the field replaceable rotor which extends the nozzle's service life. Each and every RJ sewer nozzle is tested before shipment to assure it's rotational capabilities. Please note that due to the close tolerances between the moving parts of a spinning nozzle, we recommend that before using the RJ high pressure nozzles in any drain line that a preliminary cleaning pass has been made with a BN or J Type nozzle first.

  • Rated up to 10,000 PSI and 60 GPM
  • Heat Treated 416 Stainless Steel
  • Ideal as a Finishing or Polishing Tool
  • For Thorough Rinsing but Not Necessarily Heavy Blasting
  • 360 Degree Coverage Inside a Pipe
  • Vendor Arthur Products
  • Product Weight 0.34 lb
  • material Stainless Steel
  • max gpm 60
  • max psi 10,000
  • size 1/8"
  • vendor part number AP0125SJ-10

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Rotor Jet Drill Patterns

STANDARD ROTOR JET PATTERN

Thruster Mole

Description:Maximum cleaning action from 90 degree side jets with 45 degree flushing / pulling angle. This pattern is standard for Sewer Squad Kits.

Pattern:2 side jets @ 90 degrees & 2 rear jets @ 45 degrees

MAXIMUM FLUSHING / PULLING PATTERN

Thruster Mole

Description:The 45degree flushing angle provides the maximum amount of flushing action. This pattern is also used on smaller pumps with lower flows to maximize pulling power for long runs.