Understanding How a Hydro-Jetter Really Works

This content is sponsored by Jetters Northwest. Sponsored content is authorized by the client and does not necessarily reflect the views of COLE Publishing. View our privacy policy.
Understanding How a Hydro-Jetter Really Works

The Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport Show is best place to get a hands-on, up-close look and the best new equipment in the industry. But it’s also a great place to learn more about how to use that equipment to get the most out of it.

Join Steve “Jonesie” Jones from Jetters Northwest for this WWETT Show seminar and learn exactly how your jetters clean pipelines.

Read on for the course description and more about the speaker.

The demand for "service jetting" (hydro-jetting service lines inside buildings, side sewers and area drains) is a fast-growing and profitable part of our industry. Water is the cleaning tool of hydro-jetting (hence the name), yet there is a lot of confusion and misunderstanding with regard to how a hydro-jetter really works as a "high-pressure pumping system" for cleaning pipelines. In this session we will discuss how a hydro-jetter puts water to work to clear blockages and clean pipes, and how to maximize a jetter's ability to "feed" the water jets of a jetting nozzle for maximum pipe cleaning and blockage-busting power.  We will also break down the true relationship of a jetter's gpm and psi capability, and discuss how a jetter's size is really determined by its combination of gpm and psi, and how that combination relates to various types of cleaning in various sizes of pipes.

  1. Discover how a jetter really functions as a high-pressure pumping system for cleaning pipes
  2. Break down the combination of gpm and psi — the true “performance capability” of any hydro-jetter 
  3. Demonstrate how gpm vs. resistance creates psi, and together they equal cleaning power  
  4. Discuss advantages/disadvantages of hydro-jetter "types": trailer, van/truck-mounted, and portable/cart

When and Where
Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019 from 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.
WWETT Show, Indiana Convention Center

Steve Jones
Sales Director at Jetters Northwest
Seattle, Washington

Steve "Jonesie" Jones of Jetters Northwest is in his 30th year in the industry. Since joining JNW’s parent company Seattle Pump and Equipment in 1989, Jonesie has worked with all types of high-pressure cleaning systems including hydro-jetters and flusher trucks. For the last 12 years Steve’s role has been as a founding partner of the company’s Jetters Northwest division, including the development and sales of the Brute and Eagle lines of jetters. Steve's years of experience in repair and service, custom-equipment design and sales, and field-sales for equipment, nozzles and accessories make him uniquely qualified to talk about jetters as high-pressure pumping systems and how you can get the most out of your equipment investment.



Visit the Jetters Northwest Storefront


Discussion

Comments on this site are submitted by users and are not endorsed by nor do they reflect the views or opinions of COLE Publishing, Inc. Comments are moderated before being posted.