Entries Tagged Waterjetting

The Brute series of jetters from Jetters Northwest can be portable cart-mounted or skid-mounted for convenience. The modular design of both models...

Steve “Jonesie” Jones covers how hose size relates to actual jetter flow (gpm) and pressure drop, and debunks a common misconception about...

In this segment of Get Jetting With Jonesie, Steve Jones shows how to overcome loss of gpm due to incorrect nozzle orifices....

In this segment of Get Jetting with Jonesie, Steve Jones explains why resistance creates pressure in regard to jetting. Jones also...

The Brute mountable van-skid jetter from Jetters Northwest is a compact unit giving you trailer-size power in a small package you can...

In this segment of "Get" Jetting with Jonesie, Steve Jones takes you through a comparison of the pressure drop seen through 300...

Several Jetters Northwest customers have asked about the horsepower requirements of combustion engines as it relates to designing and building jetters to perform at...

In this video, Steve “Jonesie” Jones of Jetters Northwest gives a rundown on line strainer maintenance, which should be done daily (or...

Steve “Jonesie” Jones and Aaron Danneker of Jetters Northwest discuss hose reel options for the Brute series cart or mountable jetters. Options...

The heavy-duty hose reels from Jetters Northwest are easily portable to make your life easier. Attaching to the hose from your jetter...

The nozzle is the most impactful component on a hydro-jetter.  A jetter without a nozzle would be like a great service van...

John McBride first envisioned Jetters Northwest as a supplier for local customers. McBride and longtime partner Steve Jones eventually decided that if...

Jake Rogers used to have trouble with his jetter. “We had a little lawn-mower-size one — a little bit bigger than a pressure...

The nozzle is the most important part of the jetter. A jetter without a nozzle is like a great plumbing van with...