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When choosing a jetting machine, it is easy to look at the figures and assume that bigger must be better. More pressure and a higher flow rate might sound like they will automatically deliver better results, but is that always the case? In reality, good jetting performance starts with understanding the work you carry out and finding the right balance between pressure, water flow and the nozzle being used. Getting that balance right does not just affect how well the machine cleans. It also affects how much water you use, the weight you carry in your van, how often you need to refill and, ultimately, your day-to-day running costs. That balance is exactly why our most popular machines run at 3000psi and 8 gallons per minute, and why we design and manufacture our own nozzles in-house to maximise performance for the specific job you are undertaking. Do you really need a higher flow rate? We offer a wide range of jetting machines to suit different types of drainage work, from everyday domestic jobs through to larger and more demanding commercial projects. While our range includes higher-powered machines running at 12 gallons per minute, our most popular options are the 3008 Standard, 3008 Hardwire and Compact Jetting Machines, which all deliver 3000psi at 8 gallons per minute. These machines are so popular because they provide the right balance for the work most drainage engineers carry out. They deliver strong, dependable cleaning performance for domestic and light commercial drains without using the additional water required by a higher-flow machine. There are jobs where 10 or 12 gallons per minute will be beneficial, particularly when working with larger commercial pipework. However, that does not mean the higher flow rate is automatically the best choice for every drainage engineer or every job. An 8-gallon-per-minute machine uses 20% less water than one running at 10 gallons per minute and one-third less than a 12-gallon-per-minute machine. If the machines were operated continuously for an hour, that would mean: 480 gallons used by an 8GPM machine 600 gallons used by a 10GPM machine 720 gallons used by a 12GPM machine That is a potential difference of up to 240 gallons for every hour of operation. Across a full working week, and then over the lifetime of the machine, that can add up to a considerable amount of water. It could also mean fewer interruptions to refill the tank, less time spent looking for a suitable water supply and lower water costs where the supply is metered. Ultimately, it is not about choosing the machine with the biggest figures. It is about choosing the right level of pressure and flow for the work you actually carry out. It is about more than just the machine Of course, reducing the flow rate only makes sense if the machine can still clean the drain effectively. This is where the relationship between pressure, flow and the nozzle becomes so important. We manufacture our own jetting nozzles to make sure you get the best possible performance from our machines. By matching the nozzle to the available pressure and flow, you can maximise the cleaning impact of the water without simply relying on a higher volume. It is a bit like choosing the right tool for any other job. More power is not always the answer if that power is not being directed properly. Our team can advise you on the right option for the work you regularly carry out, helping you get more from your machine while maintaining its lower water consumption. What about the weight in your van? Water use is only one part of the overall running cost. The weight of the jetting machine and everything else being carried in the van also matters. Our 3008 Jetting Machine weighs approximately 250kg, while our Compact Jetting Machine weighs approximately 200kg. This makes them relatively lightweight options that place less demand on your van’s available payload. A lighter machine leaves more capacity for CCTV equipment, tools, safety equipment and everything else you need to carry. It can also help reduce the overall weight of the van when travelling between jobs. One lighter machine is not going to transform your fuel bill overnight, but every unnecessary kilogram being transported requires additional fuel. When you consider how many miles a busy drainage van can cover each year, keeping its weight under control can make a worthwhile difference. Combine a lighter machine with lower water consumption, and you have a setup designed to deliver the performance you need without creating unnecessary weight, water use or running costs. A more efficient approach to drain jetting There is no single jetting machine that will be right for every drainage business. The right choice depends on the type of work you carry out. If most of your work involves domestic drains and everyday commercial jobs, it is worth asking yourself whether you really need to carry and use the additional water required by a 10 or 12-gallon-per-minute machine that is designed for heavy commercial work? Choosing the right machine is not about buying the one with the biggest figures. It is about selecting the combination of pressure, flow, nozzles, size and weight that suits the work you actually do. Regular servicing matters too Even the right machine will only continue to perform efficiently if it is properly maintained. Regular servicing helps make sure your machine continues to deliver the pressure and flow it should. It also allows worn parts, leaks and other developing issues to be identified before they affect performance or result in a more expensive breakdown. A well-maintained machine is more dependable, more efficient and less likely to leave you unable to complete a job. We offer servicing for our compact, 3008, 3012 and 4012 jetting machines at our workshop in Rickmansworth. Our experienced team can inspect your machine, carry out the necessary maintenance and help keep it working reliably. Book your jetting machine service here. Let us help you find the right setup If you are buying your first jetting machine, replacing an existing setup or expanding your fleet, we can help you choose the right option. Tell us about the van you have, and the type of drainage work you carry out, and we will give you practical advice on the machine, tank, nozzles and equipment that will work best for your business. Finance options are also available, allowing you to get the right setup while spreading the cost. Click here to learn more about our jetting machines, email us at info@jetterconversions.co.uk or call us on 01923 270273

Whether you are setting up your first van, replacing an existing setup or adding another vehicle to your fleet, our complete drainage van kit outs are designed to get you kitted out with the right equipment and ready to work. We can help you choose the right jetting machine, CCTV survey system, tools and safety equipment for the work you carry out. We can then supply and install everything in one complete package, so you do not have to deal with several suppliers or arrange the fitting separately. Simply tell us what type of work you do, what you want to carry in the van and the budget you are working with. We will help you put together a practical setup that gets you up and running with the equipment you actually need. Everything You Need in One Package A professional drainage van is about having the right tools for the job. From clearing blockages and inspecting pipework to working safely and staying organised, the equipment you carry should make your working day easier and help you deal with whatever comes up on site. Our complete van kit outs can include: A professional drain jetting machine A CCTV drainage survey system Milwaukee or RIDGID FlexShaft equipment Hand tools and drainage accessories Jetting and operator safety equipment Manhole lifting keys Drain rods and access point tools Bespoke interior racking and storage You do not have to include everything. Every kit out is completely customisable and built around the work you do, the van you have and the budget you are working with. Jetting Machine Options The jetting machine will normally be at the centre of the setup, so choosing the right one is important. Our kit outs can be built around the Compact Jetting Machine, Standard 3008 or Hardwire Remote 3008. All three deliver 3000psi at 8 gallons per minute, with options to suit different workloads, budgets and amounts of available van space. Whether you want a compact machine that leaves more room for tools, a strong everyday setup or a remote option for more demanding work, we can help you choose the right machine and install it properly. CCTV Drain Camera Options Clearing a blockage is often only part of the job. A CCTV drainage camera allows you to inspect the pipework, identify defects and show the customer what is happening inside the drain. We offer various camera systems from Scanprobe, including the X40, X60 and X90. Each comes with different cable lengths and features, so you can choose the one that best suits your work, from everyday household inspections to longer and more demanding jobs. We will help you select the camera system that suits the inspections you actually carry out, without paying for features you do not need. FlexShaft Machines, Tools and Safety Equipment If you carry out internal drain cleaning, descaling or blockage removal, FlexShaft equipment can be a very valuable addition to your package. Our range includes the Milwaukee M18 and M12 drain cleaners, along with the RIDGID K9-12, K9-102 and K9-204 FlexShaft machines. This gives you a choice of compact and heavy-duty options for different pipe sizes and applications. We can also include the everyday equipment needed for professional drainage work. This includes our Jetting Safety Kit, Operator Safety Kit, Manhole Lifting Keys, drain rods, plungers, access point equipment and other drainage accessories. Everything can be organised securely inside the van so the tools you use regularly are easy to reach. Completely Customisable Around Your Business No two drainage businesses work in exactly the same way, which is why our van kit outs are not fixed packages. You might need a compact jetting machine and a straightforward camera setup. You may want a larger CCTV system, FlexShaft equipment and a full range of tools. You may already own some of the equipment and only need us to supply and install the remaining items. We can build the package around: The type of drainage work you carry out The size and payload of your van Whether you work alone or as part of a team The equipment you already own The services you want to offer Your available budget We can help you prioritise what you need and create a practical setup that makes sense for your business. Finance Options Are Available We understand that a professional van kit out is a major investment. That is why finance options are available. You can purchase your package in full or speak to us about combining the equipment and installation into one finance package. This can help you get the setup you need while spreading the cost. Tell us what you need and the budget you are working with, and we will help you put together a realistic package. Ready to Build Your Drainage Van? Whether you are setting up your first drainage van or adding another vehicle to your fleet, we can make the whole process straightforward. You choose what you need. We supply it, install it and organise it so your van is ready to go. Why not give us a call on 01923 270273 or drop us an email to info@jetterconversions.co.uk to discuss?

A lot of you will know Aaron here at Jetter Conversions—but you may not know quite as much about his life away from work. Outside of Jetter Conversions, Aaron is a passionate and highly accomplished racing driver. He has competed across the UK and Europe for many years, building an impressive record that now includes multiple British and European Championship titles. This October, Aaron has been offered an incredible opportunity to race for JOLT Racing in a factory-backed McLaren Artura GT4 at the final round of the GT Cup Championship at Snetterton. To make it happen though, he needs to raise over £20,000—and we’re asking our amazing customers, suppliers and wider business network whether they would like to get involved. In order to raise the minimum of £20,000 needed to race, Aaron is offering a limited number of Business partnership packages for £5,000. For this he is offering far more than simply placing a sticker on the car. It includes opportunities for brand exposure, VIP hospitality, behind-the-scenes access and passenger experiences, all of which we will go into later in the blog. If this could be of interest to your business, you can contact Aaron directly at aaroncookeracing@gmail.com. A bit about Aaron Aaron first got behind the wheel at just five years old and has spent much of his life working his way through the ranks of motorsport. In 2016, he went from regularly winning races to winning championships. Fast-forward to 2026 and Aaron has collected more than eight championship titles across a variety of racing series during the past ten seasons. He is now considered a semi-professional driver competing at a high level, with his success attracting increasing support from sponsors and attention across social media. Earlier this year, Aaron raced live on ITV4 in front of hundreds of thousands of motorsport fans watching at the circuit and at home. And… he won. That combination of hard work, consistent results and growing public exposure has now led to the biggest opportunity of his career so far. The Next Step Towards Professional Racing Racing the McLaren Artura GT4 could be Aaron’s first major step towards becoming a full-time professional GT driver. His ultimate goal is to compete in the legendary Le Mans 24 Hours, one of the biggest and most prestigious races in the world. This October’s event could help propel Aaron—and the partners supporting him—into the professional spotlight of GT racing. However, stepping up to this level requires considerably more financial backing. That’s why Aaron is looking for businesses and individuals who would like to become part of the journey. More about the packages Aaron’s partnership packages are designed to give businesses a valuable and memorable experience in return for their support. Depending on the chosen package, benefits can include: VIP race-weekend hospitality for four guests Cooked breakfast, lunch and refreshments Meet-and-greets with Aaron and the JOLT Racing team Garage and paddock access, where permitted Your company logo displayed on the McLaren Dedicated promotion across Aaron’s social media channels Professional photography featuring your branding Motorsport images for use in your own marketing Priority access to passenger-lap experiences in a fully prepared race car A full-car livery takeover is also available as a separately priced option for a company looking for maximum exposure. With millions of views across Aaron’s Instagram and TikTok channels, the partnership offers access to a large and engaged motorsport audience. It could also be a fantastic way to entertain clients, reward employees or give family and friends an unforgettable weekend. Could You Be Part of the Journey? We’re incredibly proud to have Aaron as part of the Jetter Conversions team, and we would love to see him take this next step. If your business might be interested—or if you know somebody Aaron should speak to—please email aaroncookeracing@gmail.com You can also contact @aaroncookeracing on Instagram or find Aaron Cooke on Facebook. Even if sponsorship isn’t right for you, sharing Aaron’s story could help it reach the person or business that makes all the difference. Click the image below to download the sponsorship brochure

There are some drainage jobs where clearing the blockage is not the biggest challenge. The difficult part is getting your equipment into the right section of pipework. Trying to guide a jetting nozzle, CCTV camera or drain rods into an awkward junction can quickly turn a straightforward job into a highly frustrating one. You can spend valuable time repeatedly trying to enter the correct branch, particularly when working through deep access points, difficult angles or junction arms that are hard to reach. That is exactly the problem Jet Mate has been designed to solve. And… we are pleased to announce that Jet Mate is now available from Jetter Conversions! What is Jet Mate? Jet Mate is a reusable pipe junction diverter that helps guide drainage equipment into the correct branch of a drain. It can be used with a range of common drainage equipment, including: Drain jetting hoses and nozzles CCTV drain survey cameras Drain rods and rodding equipment Other pushrod-based inspection equipment How does Jet Mate work? Jet Mate is attached to compatible plunger rods and inserted into the drainage system through an upstream access point. The engineer moves the tool through the pipe until it reaches the junction they need to access. Jet Mate is then positioned inside the junction arm, creating a temporary guide within the pipe. The jetting hose, CCTV camera or drain rods can then be fed into the drainage system. When the equipment reaches the junction, Jet Mate helps direct it into the correct branch. Once the inspection, cleaning or unblocking work has been completed, Jet Mate can be removed from the drain and used again on future jobs. It is a straightforward solution that works alongside the drain cleaning and inspection equipment engineers already carry. By helping equipment enter the correct branch more easily, Jet Mate can reduce repeated attempts, save time on site and help engineers complete difficult inspections or blockage-clearing jobs more efficiently. Who is Jet Mate designed for? Jet Mate is suitable for professionals who regularly inspect, clean, unblock or repair drainage systems. This includes: Drainage engineers Drain and sewer cleaning contractors Plumbers CCTV drain surveyors Drain repair and lining specialists Property and facilities maintenance teams It is particularly useful for engineers who carry out a mixture of drain jetting, CCTV inspection and rodding work. Because Jet Mate can be used with several types of drainage equipment, it is a versatile tool to keep in the van. A practical addition to your drainage equipment Jet Mate is a relatively simple tool, but it solves a problem that drainage engineers regularly experience. It helps guide the equipment you already own into the pipe you need to reach. That can mean less time spent trying to enter a difficult junction, fewer failed attempts and a more efficient service for the customer. It may not be required on every drainage job. However, when you come across an awkward pipe junction, limited access or a difficult side branch, having Jet Mate available could save a considerable amount of time. At Jetter Conversions, we aim to supply practical drainage tools and equipment that make life easier for engineers working on site. Jet Mate is another useful addition to our range.

When you work in drainage, it is not always enough to clear the blockage and move on. Sometimes you need to know what caused the problem in the first place. Sometimes you need to show the customer exactly what is going on underground. And sometimes you need evidence before you can recommend the right repair, replacement, patch lining or follow-up work. That is where CCTV drain cameras come in. At Jetter Conversions, we now stock a range of professional CCTV camera systems for drainage engineers, plumbers and contractors. These systems are designed to help you inspect pipework, identify defects, record footage, trace lines and give customers clearer answers on site. Whether you are looking for a smaller camera system for domestic pipework, a good all-rounder for everyday surveys, or a longer-reach setup for larger drainage jobs, there is now a system in the range to suit different types of work. Why CCTV cameras matter in drainage work A jetting machine is there to clear, clean and restore flow. A CCTV camera helps you understand what is actually happening inside the pipe. That can make a big difference, especially when you are dealing with repeat blockages, damaged pipework, root ingress, collapsed sections, poor falls, joint issues, scale build-up or suspected rodent entry points. Without a camera, you are often working from symptoms. With a camera, you can see the cause. For drainage engineers, that means you can give better advice, provide clearer evidence and avoid guesswork. For customers, it gives them confidence because they can see the issue for themselves rather than just being told what might be wrong. CCTV inspection is also useful before and after work is carried out. You can use it to check the condition of a pipe before jetting, confirm that a blockage has been cleared, inspect for damage after cleaning, or record footage as part of a report. For many drainage businesses, adding CCTV inspection is not just about buying another piece of equipment. It can also open up extra opportunities, including survey work, pre-purchase inspections, commercial maintenance, insurance-related work and follow-on repairs. Choosing the right CCTV camera system The best place to start is by looking at the type of work you do most often. Think about the size of pipework you usually inspect, how far you need to push the camera, whether you want a tablet-based reporting setup, how much space you have in the van, and whether you already have compatible equipment. A smaller system may be ideal if you mainly work on domestic pipework and tight-access jobs. A 60m system may be better if you want a strong all-rounder for regular drainage inspections. A 90m system gives you more reach for larger or more demanding survey work. It is similar to choosing a jetting machine. The right choice depends on the jobs you actually do. Which CCTV camera system is right for you? If you want something compact and easy to handle If most of your work is on smaller pipework, the Scanprobe X40 is a good place to start. The X40 is designed for pipes from 50mm to 150mm, making it well suited to plumbers, drainage engineers and contractors working on domestic drainage, smaller commercial lines and tighter access jobs. With a 40m push rod and 30mm self-levelling camera head, it gives you a smaller, lighter system that is easier to transport and handle on site. That can be useful when you do not want to carry a larger camera system for a relatively straightforward inspection. The X40 is available in two options. You can choose the X40 system with an 8” tablet if you want a complete setup, or the X40 coiler without a tablet if you already have compatible equipment and only need the coiler. That makes it a flexible option depending on what you already have in your van. If you want a good all-round camera system For a lot of drainage engineers, the Scanprobe X60 will be the best all-round option. It gives you a 60m push rod, 44mm self-levelling camera head and an 8” tablet, making it suitable for pipework from 50mm to 300mm. This makes it a strong fit for everyday drainage survey work, especially if you are inspecting domestic and commercial pipework and want a system with more capability than a compact 40m unit. The tablet-based setup is also useful if you want to record footage, add observations and share information more easily from site. Features such as on-screen meterage, camera traceability, text overlay, PDF editing, clock position observations and report sharing can help make the inspection process more professional and efficient. If you want one camera system to cover a wide range of regular work, the X60 is likely to be the one to look at first. If you need more reach for larger jobs If your work regularly involves longer runs or larger drainage inspections, the Scanprobe X90 gives you the extra reach. With a 90m push rod, 44mm camera head and 10” tablet, the X90 is designed for more demanding pipeline inspection work. The longer rod gives you more flexibility on site, while the larger tablet display can make viewing, recording and reporting easier during longer surveys. This system is particularly useful for engineers who are doing more commercial work, larger sites, longer pipe runs or surveys where a smaller system may not be enough. The X90 also includes useful reporting and inspection features, including PDF editing, clock position observations, disc brakes, extended battery life and report sharing through apps such as Outlook and WhatsApp. If you are stepping into more advanced survey work, or you simply need the extra length, the X90 gives you that next level up. If you prefer a traditional standalone camera setup The Scanprobe Maxprobe is another strong option, especially if you prefer a more traditional camera control box setup rather than a tablet-based system. Supplied with a 60m coiler, 10.4” display and 44mm camera head, the Maxprobe is designed for professional drainage inspection work and regular site use. It is a practical choice for engineers who want a robust, field-ready system with clear viewing, built-in meterage, image and video storage, USB export and long battery running time. For many contractors, the Maxprobe will feel familiar and straightforward. It gives you the tools you need for everyday inspection work without overcomplicating the process. Tablet system or control box system? One of the biggest choices is whether you want a tablet-based X-Range system or a more traditional Maxprobe setup. The X40, X60 and X90 systems are part of Scanprobe’s X-Range and are designed around a modern tablet-style workflow. These are useful if you want a more app-based system, easier reporting options and the ability to manage survey information in a more flexible way. The Maxprobe uses a control box with a built-in screen. This may appeal to engineers who prefer a more traditional setup with everything contained in one robust unit. Neither option is necessarily better for everyone. It comes down to how you like to work. If you want a modern tablet-based setup, look at the X-Range systems. If you want a strong standalone camera system with a control box, look at the Maxprobe. Overview: Scenario Best camera system for the job Why it suits the job Smaller domestic pipework, tight access jobs and everyday inspections Scanprobe X40 Coiler with 8” Tablet Compact, lightweight and easy to handle, with a 40m rod and 30mm camera head for 50mm–150mm pipework You already have a compatible Scanprobe viewing setup and do not need another tablet Scanprobe X40 Coiler – No Tablet Gives you the X40 coiler on its own, making it a practical option if you already have the right control or viewing equipment General drainage inspection work across domestic and commercial jobs Scanprobe X60 with 8” Tablet A strong all-round option with a 60m rod, 44mm camera head and tablet-based reporting for pipes from 50mm–300mm Longer pipe runs, larger sites and more demanding survey work Scanprobe X90 with 10” Tablet Offers a 90m rod, larger tablet and longer reach for engineers carrying out bigger or more involved inspections Engineers who prefer a traditional standalone camera system with a control box Scanprobe Maxprobe with 60m Coiler A robust 60m system with a built-in 10.4” display, meterage, video recording and USB export CCTV and jetting work well together For drainage engineers already using a jetting machine, a CCTV camera is a natural addition. Jetting clears the problem. CCTV helps you understand the problem. Together, they allow you to offer a more complete service. You can clear the blockage, inspect the pipe, show the customer what has happened, and recommend the next step if further work is needed. That could be more thorough cleaning, descaling, root cutting, patch lining, pipe repair, rodent prevention or ongoing maintenance. It also helps protect your business. If you have footage before and after the job, you have a clearer record of what was found and what work was carried out. CCTV cameras now available from Jetter Conversions We are pleased to now offer a range of Scanprobe CCTV camera systems. These systems give drainage engineers, plumbers and contractors more choice when it comes to pipe inspection, survey work and on-site reporting. Whether you are looking for a compact X40 system, a 60m all-rounder, a longer-reach X90, or a Maxprobe camera system with coiler, we can help you choose the right setup for your work. If you are not sure which camera system is best for you, feel free to get in touch. We are always happy to talk through the type of jobs you do, the pipe sizes you usually work on, and what you need from a camera system. You can also browse our CCTV camera range online and choose the system that best fits the way you work.

Lifting manhole covers is one of those jobs that happens every day in the drainage and utilities industry, but is It is also one of those jobs that can put unnecessary strain on engineers if the right equipment is not being used. That’s why magnetic manhole lifters are such a useful piece of kit. They are designed to make lifting, moving and repositioning covers safer, easier and more efficient. Magnetic manhole lifters are widely used by large companies with multiple engineers, strict health and safety procedures, and a responsibility to supply staff with the right tools for safe manual handling. But they are not just for big, corporate teams. For individual drainage contractors, owner-operators and smaller drainage companies, they are just as important. If you are regularly lifting covers on jetting jobs, CCTV surveys, inspections or emergency callouts, the right lifting tool can save time, reduce strain and make day-to-day work much easier. At Jetter Conversions, we supply a range of magnetic manhole lifters and accessories designed to help engineers lift and move covers more safely, efficiently and professionally. What Is a Magnetic Manhole Lifter? A magnetic manhole lifter is a tool used to lift metal manhole covers, drain covers and inspection covers without relying only on traditional manhole keys. The magnetic base attaches to the cover, allowing the operator to lift, pull or reposition it using a handle, lever or wheeled lifting system, depending on the model. This makes it easier to open covers that are heavy, awkward, stuck or difficult to grip. Why Are They So Useful? Lifting manhole covers can involve bending, twisting and pulling from awkward positions. Over time, this can put strain on the back, shoulders, arms and hands. A magnetic manhole lifter helps reduce that strain by giving operators a better, more controlled way to lift and move covers. They can help with: Reducing manual handling strain Opening covers more quickly Making repeated lifting easier Improving site safety Helping engineers look more professional For large companies, they help support health and safety procedures. For smaller contractors, they are a practical piece of kit that can quickly become part of everyday van stock. Who Should Be Using Them? Magnetic manhole lifters are useful for anyone who regularly accesses drains, chambers or underground services. They are ideal for: Drainage companies CCTV survey teams Jetting engineers Water companies Utilities contractors Facilities maintenance teams Local authorities Housing associations Commercial maintenance teams Independent drainage contractors If you or your staff are regularly opening covers, proper lifting equipment should be part of the job. The Different Types of Magnetic Manhole Lifters We Offer At Jetter Conversions, we supply a range of magnetic manhole lifters and accessories for different types of work. LB5 Ultra Light Magnetic Manhole Cover Lifter The LB5 is a compact, lightweight lifter designed for medium-light lids. It is easy to carry, easy to store and a useful option for engineers who want a simple tool to keep in the van. Best for: Everyday drainage work, lighter covers and smaller teams. XT1 NANO Compact Folding Magnetic Manhole Cover Lifter The XT1 NANO is a compact folding lifter designed for quick opening of medium and heavy metallic lids. It uses strong magnets and folds down for storage, making it ideal for engineers who need a capable tool without taking up too much space. Best for: Drainage engineers, CCTV survey teams and regular site use. CL10 Manhole Cover Lifter With Telescopic Handle The CL10 is a versatile magnetic lifter with a telescopic and folding handle. It is suitable for lifting, moving and repositioning many manhole covers, drain covers, cast iron grates and other ferrous materials. Best for: Contractors, utilities teams and companies needing a stronger all-round lifting solution. APS90 Folding Manhole Cover Lifter Lever With Wheels The APS90 is a heavy-duty wheeled folding lever designed for more demanding lifting jobs. It helps operators move heavier covers with less effort and is a popular option for larger teams with strict manual handling requirements. Best for: Utility companies, larger drainage teams, civils contractors and heavy cover lifting. BT95 Lifting Bar The BT95 lifting bar works with the APS90 and mechanical locking clamps, giving engineers extra support where magnetic lifting alone is not suitable. The clamps and hooks are useful for covers with slots, apertures or unusual lifting points, giving teams more flexibility on site. Best for teams dealing with a wide range of cover types. Choosing the Right Manhole Lifter The right lifter depends on the type of work you do. For smaller drainage companies and individual contractors, a compact option such as the LB5 or XT1 NANO may be ideal. For larger companies, utilities teams or contractors regularly lifting heavier covers, a more complete setup such as the CL10, APS90, BT95 and clamps may be more suitable. Either way, the aim is the same: make manhole cover lifting safer, easier and more efficient. A Useful Tool for Every Drainage Van Magnetic manhole lifters are simple, practical and effective. They help reduce strain, save time and make everyday drainage work easier. Whether you manage a large team of engineers or work as an independent contractor, having the right lifting equipment in the van is a smart investment. Click here to view our full range of magnetic manhole lifters online or contact us if you need help choosing the right option for you or your team.

According to the British Pest Control Association, around 80% of rodent infestations originate from the drainage system. For drainage engineers, this creates a huge opportunity. You are already working in the system that often causes the problem. That means you are well placed to identify the risk, explain it clearly to customers, and recommend a practical preventative solution. That is where RatGate Rodent Prevention Devices come in. RatGates are highly effective rodent prevention devices that fit directly into the drainage system. Once installed they allow water and waste to flow through as normal, while creating a physical barrier against rats moving further upstream. They are not a poison, trap or short-term fix. They are a physical prevention device designed to stop rats from using drains as a route into homes, businesses and commercial premises. How rats enter properties through drainage systems Drainage systems can give rats a direct route towards homes, commercial buildings and food-handling environments. Once they find a weakness in the pipework, they can use it as an access point into the building. Common entry points include: Cracked or broken pipes Damaged or displaced joints Gaps within the drainage system Poorly sealed redundant pipework Uncapped disused connections Damaged inspection or cleanout points Defects caused during building work or renovations Rats are strong climbers, capable swimmers and can squeeze through extremely small gaps. This means even a minor drainage defect can become a serious access route. Once inside, they can move into kitchens, basements, wall cavities, floor voids, loft spaces, stockrooms and food preparation areas. Baiting or trapping may deal with the immediate issue, but if the route through the drainage system remains open, the problem can return. For long-term prevention, the entry point needs to be identified and blocked. Who should drainage engineers recommend RatGates to? RatGates are not only for customers with an active rat problem. They can also be recommended as a preventative measure where there is a higher risk of rodent activity, or where the impact of an infestation would be serious. This includes: Homeowners who have seen rats in or around the property Homeowners whose neighbours have had rodent issues Restaurants, cafes and pubs Hotels and hospitality businesses Retail units and shopping areas Food businesses and commercial kitchens Landlords and letting agents Property managers Schools, care homes and public buildings Commercial sites with repeat pest or drainage issues For businesses in particular, prevention is extremely important. A rat issue in a restaurant, hotel, shop or food-handling environment can affect hygiene, reputation, customer confidence and day-to-day operations. For homeowners, the impact is different but still serious. Rodent activity can be distressing, disruptive and difficult to resolve if the route in has not been dealt with. By recommending RatGates, you can offer a more complete service and help customers take action before the problem escalates. An Important Note One of the key features of RatGate is its patented liftable flap mechanism. RatGate is the only product on the market that allows the flap to be opened from the top of the manhole, which is a major benefit for drainage engineers. If future rodding, jetting or camera investigations are needed, the flap can be opened without removing the device from the drain. This keeps the line accessible for future maintenance and makes the product far more practical for long-term use. We stock the full RatGate range Here at Jetter Conversions we stock the full range of RatGate rodent prevention devices, including 4", 4" Slimline, 6" and 9" options. Click here to browse the RatGate range online or get in touch if you need help choosing the right device.

Flexible shaft cleaning has become a useful option for many drainage engineers, particularly when a job calls for controlled mechanical cleaning rather than relying on water jetting alone. In a previous blog, we looked specifically at the Milwaukee M18 High Speed Flexible Shaft Machine and why it can be a smart addition to a drainage engineer’s setup. But the machine or drive method is only part of the picture. The real performance comes from choosing the right flexible shaft cable, chain, head or accessory for the job in front of you. At Jetter Conversions, we stock a range of flexible shaft kits, chains and accessories for different pipe sizes, pipe materials and cleaning applications. Whether you are clearing a blockage, removing scale or tackling heavier internal build-up, choosing the correct setup can make the job quicker, cleaner and more effective. What are flexible shaft cables and chains? Flexible shaft cables are rotating cables used for mechanical drain and pipe cleaning. They are usually housed inside a protective sleeve and powered by a drill or specialist flexible shaft machine. Once inside the pipe, the cable rotates and drives a chain, head or attachment at the end, helping to break down blockages, remove scale, clean internal build-up or prepare the pipework. The cable provides the movement, while the chain or attachment does the cleaning, which is why choosing the right combination is so important. Why the right chain matters Not all flexible shaft chains are designed to do the same job. Some are designed for lighter cleaning in PVC or ABS pipework. Others are built for more aggressive cleaning in cast iron or clay pipes. Some are used for blockage removal, while others are better suited to descaling and cleaning the internal wall of the pipe. This is why it is important to match the chain or attachment to the pipe material and the type of blockage or build-up you are dealing with. Using a chain that is too light may not give you the cleaning power you need. Using a chain that is too aggressive for the pipe material could cause unnecessary damage. The right setup gives you a better balance of cleaning power, control and protection for the pipework. PVC pipes need a more controlled approach When working in PVC or ABS pipes, a less aggressive chain is usually the better option. Plain chains are designed to clean and remove build-up without the hard metal cutting edges found on carbide chains. This makes them a more suitable choice for PVC pipework where controlled cleaning is needed. At Jetter Conversions, we stock flexible shaft kits and plain chain options for PVC pipes, including: Flexible Shaft Blockage Removal Kits for PVC Pipes Flexible Shaft Descale Kits for PVC Pipes Plain chain knockers Circular chain knockers for PVC pipes Mini drain chains for smaller pipework These are useful for drainage engineers dealing with lighter deposits, general build-up and blockages in PVC pipework. Cast iron and clay pipes usually call for a stronger cleaning setup Cast iron and clay pipework can often involve tougher scale, heavier deposits and more stubborn internal build-up. For these jobs, carbide chains are usually the better choice. Carbide chains have hard metal cutting edges, giving them more bite when working against harder deposits. They are designed for more demanding mechanical cleaning and descaling work where plain chains may not be aggressive enough. Our range includes: Flexible Shaft Blockage Removal Kits for Cast Pipes Flexible Shaft Descale Kits for Cast Pipes Carbide chain knockers X-Tip sewer cleaning chains Circular carbide chain knockers Mini drain chains with hard metal tips These products are better suited to cast iron and clay pipes where the job calls for stronger cleaning performance. Blockage removal vs descaling Another important difference is whether you are trying to clear a blockage or descale the pipe. A blockage removal kit is generally used when there is an obstruction or build-up that needs to be broken down to restore flow. A descale kit is more focused on cleaning the internal wall of the pipe and removing scale, deposits or internal build-up. Both use a rotating flexible shaft, but the chain style and setup can vary depending on the job. For example, a blockage removal kit may include chain knockers with drill heads, while a descale kit may use chains without drill heads for controlled internal cleaning. That difference matters when choosing the right product. Choosing by pipe size Pipe size is another key factor. A chain that is too small may not clean effectively. A chain that is too large may be unsuitable for the pipe or difficult to control. That is why many flexible shaft products are listed by both pipe size and cable size. At Jetter Conversions, we stock flexible shaft kits for common drainage applications, including: 75mm (3") to 100mm (4") pipework 100mm (4") to 150mm (6") pipework We also stock individual chains and accessories for different cable sizes, including options for 6mm, 8mm, 10mm and 12mm cables, depending on the product. This helps engineers choose the right chain or attachment for the cable and pipework they are working with. Complete kits or individual accessories? If you are setting up from scratch, a complete flexible shaft kit is often the simplest option. These kits usually include the flexible shaft assembly, rotator shaft socket and the correct chain knockers for the pipe size and material. They are a practical choice if you want a ready-to-use setup for a specific type of job, such as PVC blockage removal, cast pipe descaling or larger pipe cleaning. If you already have a flexible shaft setup, you may only need replacement chains, drill heads or specialist attachments. That is where individual accessories come in. At Jetter Conversions we stock a range of flexible shaft accessories, including: Plain chain knockers Carbide chain knockers X-Tip sewer cleaning chains Drill heads Croco drill heads Croco drain cleaning chains Pipe sanding tools Root cutting heads Chain retrieval tools Mini Mole and Croco Mole accessories This gives you more flexibility when building your kit around the types of jobs you regularly carry out. Useful for jobs where access is limited One of the biggest advantages of many flexible shaft setups is how compact they are. For some jobs, carrying heavy equipment through a building, up stairs or into a tight working area is not ideal. A drill-powered flexible shaft kit can give engineers another option when access is restricted or when a more portable setup is needed. That does not mean flexible shaft cleaning replaces jetting. It simply gives you another tool for the right situation. For drainage engineers, having both options available can make it easier to adapt to the job rather than forcing one method to work every time.

At Jetter Conversions, we only stock equipment that we genuinely believe makes a difference to the way drainage engineers work. The Milwaukee M18 High Speed Flexible Shaft Machine is a great example of this. It’s compact, cordless and built for professional use, giving engineers a really practical way to clean and clear smaller pipework — especially on jobs where access is tight, control is important, or you need something quick and easy to get set up. What is a flexible shaft machine? A flexible shaft machine is a drain cleaning machine designed to clean and clear pipes using a rotating cable and chain attachments. Rather than relying purely on water pressure, the machine spins a flexible cable at high speed inside the pipe. With the right attachment fitted, it can help remove blockages, clean the internal wall of the pipe, and tackle build-up that may be affecting flow. In simple terms, it gives engineers another way to deal with problem pipework. It is not about replacing your jetting machine. For most drainage businesses, jetting will still be a core part of the work, especially for external drains, larger pipework and heavier clearance jobs. But a flexible shaft machine can sit alongside your jetter as another practical option, particularly for smaller lines, internal pipework and jobs where a more controlled cleaning method is needed. Why the Milwaukee M18 High Speed Flexible Shaft Machine? The Milwaukee M18 High Speed Flexible Shaft Machine is designed for clearing clogs in pipes from 32mm to 110mm, up to 23 metres down the line. That makes it a useful option for smaller pipework and day-to-day drainage jobs where access, control and speed matter. One of the biggest benefits is the variable speed. The machine runs from 600 to 2200 RPM, giving you more control depending on the pipe, the blockage and the type of cleaning you are carrying out. That control is important, as drainage work is not always straightforward. Some jobs need a more careful approach. Others need more speed and aggression. Having the ability to adjust the machine gives engineers a better chance of working effectively without overdoing it. It also comes with an integrated mechanical clutch, which helps protect the cable if it binds up. Again, that is the sort of practical feature that matters when you are using equipment regularly on real jobs. Other useful features include: A nylon-coated 8mm cable Universal reception to fit most common attachment heads Electronic foot pedal for control during use Integrated drum brake to slow the drum quickly All-terrain wheels Extendable telescopic handle Durable outer frame Compatibility with Milwaukee M18 batteries From an engineer’s point of view, that all adds up to a machine that has clearly been designed with site work in mind. A useful option for internal pipes and awkward access One of the main reasons flexible shaft machines are becoming more popular is that they are practical. On some jobs, access can be awkward. You might be working inside a property, in a commercial building, in a basement, at the back of a house, or somewhere your van simply cannot get close enough to. In those situations, a compact cordless machine can be a real advantage. The Milwaukee M18 High Speed Flexible Shaft Machine is easy to move around thanks to its wheels and telescopic handle, and because it runs on the M18 battery system, you are not relying on mains power or dragging cables across site. That can make a big difference to how quickly and easily you can get set up. For drainage engineers who already carry out domestic and light commercial work, it gives you another tool for those smaller, tighter and more awkward jobs where a full jetting setup may not be the most convenient first option. Why it can be good for your business From a business point of view, the question is simple: does this help you do more work, keep more jobs in-house and offer a better service? For a lot of drainage engineers, the answer could be yes. If you are already attending jobs, carrying out CCTV surveys, dealing with blocked drains and advising customers, having a flexible shaft machine gives you another way to solve problems while you are on site. That can help your business: Offer a more complete drain cleaning service Deal with certain jobs more efficiently Improve pipe cleaning before CCTV inspections Support descaling and internal pipe cleaning work Reduce the need to pass work on to another contractor Stand out from businesses offering basic clearance only It can also be a good add-on service. For example, if you attend a job and a CCTV inspection shows internal build-up or debris within smaller pipework, a flexible shaft machine may give you a practical way to clean the pipe more thoroughly. That means you are not just identifying the problem. You are offering a solution. And in our view, that is where good drainage businesses continue to grow. The more useful services you can offer, the more value you can provide to the customer. Where it fits alongside jetting The Milwaukee M18 High Speed Flexible Shaft Machine should not be seen as a replacement for a jetting machine. It is better thought of as a different tool for a different type of job. Jetting still has a major role to play, especially for larger pipework, heavy blockages, long runs and regular drainage work. It gives you strong cleaning and clearance power, and for many jobs it will still be the right approach. Flexible shaft cleaning gives you another option. It offers a more targeted mechanical cleaning method, especially for smaller pipes, internal lines and certain types of build-up. Used together, these tools can help you provide a more complete service. You have the power and flow of jetting when the job needs it, and the control and portability of a flexible shaft machine when access, pipe size or the type of blockage calls for a different approach. Who is the Milwaukee M18 High Speed Flexible Shaft Machine for? This machine is particularly well suited to drainage engineers, plumbers and maintenance teams who regularly work on smaller pipework. It could be a good option if: You carry out domestic drainage work You deal with internal pipework and smaller drains You carry out CCTV inspections and want to offer cleaning as part of the same visit You work in properties, commercial buildings or sites with awkward access You want a cordless machine that is easy to move around You want to add another service You already use Milwaukee M18 tools and batteries Why Milwaukee? Milwaukee is one of the biggest and most respected names in professional power tools. The company has been around since 1924 and is known for making heavy-duty tools, accessories and equipment for professional trades. Their focus has always been on durability, performance and trade-specific solutions. That matters because drainage work is tough on equipment. Tools get moved in and out of vans. They are used in difficult environments. They need to be reliable, practical and ready to work when you need them. Milwaukee’s M18 platform is also a major benefit. If you already use Milwaukee cordless tools, there is a good chance you are already familiar with the battery system. The M18 range is built around professional-grade cordless power, and Milwaukee’s FUEL technology combines their POWERSTATE brushless motor, REDLITHIUM battery packs and REDLINK PLUS intelligence to deliver strong performance, runtime and durability. In plain English, Milwaukee builds tools for people who use them properly. And for drainage engineers, that is exactly what you want. Want to learn more? If you would like to take a closer look at the Milwaukee M18 High Speed Flexible Shaft Machine, click here to visit the product page on our website.

The best place to start when deciding which jetting machine is right for you is by looking at your business as it is now. Think about the jobs you actually do most often, the size of the drains you usually work on, how much room you have in your van, whether you usually work on your own or with someone else, and whether access is ever a challenge on site. Once you break it down like that, choosing the right jetting machine becomes much more straightforward, because you are choosing based on how you really work day to day.   If you mainly work on 4” and 6” drains   If most of your work is focused on 4-inch and 6-inch drains, our 3008 range  is usually the best place to start. These machines are built for the type of day-to-day drainage work many engineers are doing all the time, giving you strong, reliable performance without stepping into a larger commercial setup that you may not actually need.   From there, it really comes down to how you work and what matters most to you.   If you want a good all-rounder   If you want a good all-round jetting machine, our 3008 Standard Jetting Machine  is a strong place to start. It delivers 3000psi at 8 gallons per minute, is powered by a Honda GX630 petrol engine with a Speck pump and gearbox, and comes with a 250-litre water tank, 60 metres of 3/8" high-pressure hose, 50 metres of 1/2" inlet hose and a built-in antifreeze system. It also has an emergency stop, electric key start and a straightforward on-machine operating setup, which helps keep things simple and practical for everyday use.   For many customers, this is the machine that gives them the best balance. It is ideal for the domestic market, while still being versatile enough for many commercial jobs with the right nozzles. It is also compact enough to work well in a van-based setup without becoming overcomplicated. If you want a dependable van mounted jetting   machine that can cover a wide range of regular work, this is often the one we point people towards first.   If you often work on your own   If you regularly work alone, our 3008 Hardwire Jetting Machine  is well worth considering. It offers the same 3000psi at 8 gallons per minute as the standard 3008, again using a Honda petrol engine, Speck pump and gearbox, but with the added benefit of our hardwire remote system. This setup includes a 50-metre extension reel, a foot pedal and emergency stop,   The reason customers choose the Hardwire is convenience. It allows you to operate the machine from up to 50 metres away, which means you can stay closer to the mouth of the drain or work around the back of a property without constantly going back and forth to the van. For one-man operation, that can make a big difference to how manageable and efficient a job feels on site.   If space in the van matters   If van space is tight, our Compact Jetting Machine  is the option that will make the most sense for a lot of engineers. It gives you the same 3000psi / 8gpm performance as our other 3008 machines, but in a smaller format with a 180-litre water tank and a 200kg dry weight.   If you need to leave plenty of room for other tools and equipment, this machine gives you a powerful setup without taking over the whole van. The lower weight also helps if you are conscious of payload, vehicle wear and fuel use, while still giving you a machine that is more than capable of handling regular work on 4” and 6” drains.   If access is the biggest challenge   Sometimes the biggest challenge is not power or flow, but simply getting a machine where it needs to go. If you are regularly working in places where a van cannot get close enough, our Portable Jetting Machine can be the better fit. It delivers 3000psi at 8 gallons per minute, weighs 135kg, comes with a 150-litre tank, 60 metres of high-pressure hose on a portable reel, and has detachable handles to make it easier to manoeuvre.   We designed this machine for jobs in confined spaces or areas that are not accessible by vans, such as underground car parks, office blocks, train stations and large blocks of flats. It can also be used as both a jetting machine and a jet wash machine with a lance, which adds another layer of versatility.   If your work is moving more into commercial drainage   Once your workload starts moving more into commercial drainage, the type of machine you need usually changes. More demanding jobs often need more water flow, a longer hose and a setup that is designed for bigger pipework and longer runs. That is where the 3012 Jetting Machine comes in. It delivers 3000psi with 12 gallons per minute of flow, is diesel powered, and comes with 90 metres of 1/2-inch jetting hose. It is particularly well suited to commercial cleaning and descaling work on 9 inch pipework where a bigger machine makes a real difference.   This is the machine for businesses that are starting to move beyond mainly domestic work and need something with more commercial capability behind it. If you are finding that the jobs on the diary are getting bigger, heavier or more demanding, the 3012 gives you that next step up without jumping straight to the very top end of the range. It is a sensible move for engineers whose business is evolving and who need their equipment to evolve with it.     If you are regularly working on 9” drains and above   Our 4012 Jetting Machine  is our largest and most heavy-duty machine, built for engineers who spend most of their time carrying out commercial drainage work. With 4000psi at 12gpm, 90 metres of 1/2" high-pressure hose, a diesel Kioti engine and a variable-speed hydraulic reel, it is designed for long runs, larger pipework and more demanding jobs where extra performance makes a real difference.   This machine is particularly well suited to engineers regularly working on 9" drains and above. It comes equipped with the features you would expect from a serious commercial setup, including built-in antifreeze, a low-water cut-out, return valve, water filter, variable throttle and a clear sight glass. If you need serious jetting power from a van-mounted jetting machine, the 4012 is built to deliver it.     Quick guide: which Jetting Machine suits your business?   Scenario Which Jetting Machine Why You want a good all-round machine for day-to-day drainage work 3008 Standard Our dependable all-rounder, ideal for regular use across a wide range of everyday jobs You regularly work on your own 3008 Hardwire   Lets you control the water from up to 50 metres away, making one-man operation easier and more practical You mainly work on 4” and 6” drains but want to save space in the van Compact Jetting Machine Gives you the same strong performance as our standard 3008 in a smaller, more space-efficient setup Access is often the biggest challenge on site Portable Jetting Machine Ideal for jobs where a van cannot get close enough, while still delivering strong jetting performance Your work is moving more into commercial drainage 3012 A clear step up for heavier commercial work, with more flow, more hose and a more capable setup You are regularly working on 9” drains and above 4012   Our heaviest-duty machine, built for larger drains, longer runs and tougher commercial jobs   Want to learn more?   If you would like to take a closer look at our range, click here  to compare the different jetting machines in more detail and see which one could be the best fit for your work. If you would rather talk it through, feel free to get in touch with us. We are always happy to discuss the type of jobs you do, your van setup and what you need from a machine, and help point you towards the right option.

At Jetter Conversions we stock a wide range of patch lining equipment — from patch kits and packers to liners, resins and accessories.   If you work in drainage, you’ll know that customers are often not looking for the biggest job. In many cases, they want the smartest fix — something practical, cost-effective and with as little disruption as possible. That’s exactly why patch lining has become such a useful service for so many engineers.   What is patch lining?   Patch lining is a trenchless repair method used to fix a damaged section of pipe without digging up and replacing the full run.   In simple terms, it allows you to repair a localised defect from inside the pipe itself. Using the right patch lining equipment, the damaged section can be reinforced internally, creating a strong repair while avoiding the time, mess and disruption that comes with excavation.   It is a smart, practical solution and one that more drainage engineers are choosing to offer as part of their service. It sits neatly between a basic clearance job and a full dig-up repair, giving engineers another service to offer when CCTV inspections or drainage investigations uncover localised damage.   And for customers, it often means: Less disruption Less mess Less downtime A more cost-effective repair option     Why patch lining can be good for your business   If you are not already offering patch lining, it can be a great addition to your business. A lot of drainage companies are already carrying out inspections, jetting and general repair work. Patch lining is a natural next step because it gives you the opportunity to keep more work in-house and offer more value from the jobs you are already attending.   Instead of identifying a problem and handing the repair over to another contractor, you may be able to carry out the repair yourself.   That can help your business: Create another revenue stream Get more value from CCTV and inspection work Offer a more complete service to customers Keep repair work in-house Stand out from competitors who only offer investigation or clearance   From our point of view, patch lining is one of those services that just makes sense for a lot of drainage businesses.     Why you should be buying your equipment from Jetter Conversions   Whether you already offer patch lining or are looking to get started, choosing the right equipment — and the right supplier — is an important part of getting it right.   At Jetter Conversions, we like to keep things simple. With decades of experience in the drainage industry, we are always happy to offer friendly, practical advice, alongside a wide range of patch lining products at competitive prices. Whether you need next day delivery or would prefer to collect from our shop, we aim to make the whole process straightforward.   We know how drainage businesses work. When you need stock, you often need it quickly. You do not want to be chasing multiple suppliers or waiting around for key items to arrive.  You want one place where you can get the kit you need and get on with the job. That is exactly why we keep a strong patch lining range in stock alongside our wider range of other drainage products.     What patch lining products do we stock?   At Jetter Conversions, we stock a wide range of patch lining equipment and accessories to support different types of repair work.   Our patch lining range includes:   So whether you are topping up the patch lining products you use regularly, replacing consumables, or expanding your service offering, why not visit our online store and browse our range or give us a ring and let us give you some friendly advice.

The Penetrating Drain Cleaning Nozzle  is a heavy-duty stainless steel nozzle  designed to power through stubborn blockages and rubble  when a standard pulling nozzle simply can’t get through. Featuring 3 rear-facing jets  for strong propulsion and 3 forward-facing jets  for aggressive cutting and pushing action, this nozzle is ideal for driving debris down the line,  allowing you to clear the obstruction and deal with the waste safely downstream. Our Penetrating Nozzle delivers: High-impact forward jetting  🔜💥  Strong rear thrust  🚀  Durable stainless steel construction  🛡️  🧺 Works Perfectly with Drain Baskets This nozzle pairs perfectly with our baskets  🧺 when placed at the next manhole, allowing debris and rubble to be captured cleanly  as it’s pushed through the line — keeping the job controlled and efficient ✅. 🔧 Machine Compatibility👇 3008 Jetting Unit  – 3000 PSI / 8 GPM ⚙️ 3012 Jetting Unit  – 3000 PSI / 12 GPM ⚙️ 4012 Jetting Unit  – 4000 PSI / 12 GPM ⚙️⚡ This nozzles is designed and made in house here at jetter conversions to get maximum efficiency and effectiveness from the nozzle whilst being paired with one of our machines.