Videos

In this video from the 2026 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Bryan Viitala of Börger walks viewers through the company’s OrbitGrinder cutting basket macerator. The OrbitGrinder is based on a completely new macerating concept that ensures better cutting results while protecting the cutters and offering a very long service life.“We grind sludges with it,” Viitala says. “Anything from primary sludge to secondary sludge or digestive sludge. The basket design is to keep constant pressure on these cutters at all times. We feel as though it’s a big improvement and it’s a major maintenance advantage to this product.”For more information, visit boerger.com.

In this video from the 2026 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Kevin Moris of Atlas introduces the Atlas Pro 2403 Jetter.“Everything on this trailer is USA made, other than some of the purchased parts obviously, but we’re hand built in Mississippi. Any parts, any serviceability on this trailer, we’ve tried to manufacture just like all the rest of our Hol-Mac products.”For more information, visit atlasjetters.com.

In this video from the 2026 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Tony Fuller of TRUVAC walks viewers through the company’s APXX hydroexcavator.“It’s the newest machine that we have,” Fuller says. “It’s 12-yard, 1,200 gallons. You’ll notice the debris body is pulled forward. Why is that pulled forward? So we can maximize the payload.”Designed with multiple axle options, the APXX is positioned to maximize legal payload and make time on the job more profitable, according to TRUVAC.For more information, visit truvac.com.

In this video from the 2026 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Kevin Moris of Huber walks viewers through the company’s updated Lancer SC1512 combination sewer cleaner.“Some of the changes for this year, we have a 19-inch hose reel, 275 degrees of rotation, all plumbed stainless steel,” Moris says. “It’s just a great update off of our fixed hose reel design. One of the other changes for this truck is we’re running poly tanks, so our height went from 13 feet, 2 inches, now down to 11 feet, 11 inches.”For more information, visit keithhuber.com.

In this video from the 2026 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Ben Ellis of HammerHead Trenchless introduces viewers to the company’s new 064 Bluelight LED light cure system for 2-inch pipe repair and D100-QR compact quick release drum for 100 feet of 2-inch liner.“We noticed there was a need in the market for 2-inch repair, and this is what we brought to satisfy our customers’ needs,” Ellis says. “There’s a lot of slab work out there, typically in the southern states, with 2-inch underneath the house, and there wasn’t anything to take care of that work.”For more information, visit hammerheadtrenchless.com.

General Pipe Cleaners' JM-1000 X Mini-Jet is ideal for clearing clogged sinks, tubs and laundry drains. The lightweight, compact toolbox jetter gives you 1,500 psi of cleaning power, yet weighs just 23 pounds. Clear grease, sand and ice from 1 1/2- to 3-inch lines up to 50 feet long. The pump and motor assembly are safely contained in a rugged metal diamond plate case that can handle abuse in the field. The portable package takes little space in your truck too. Water jets use a stream of high-pressure water that hits the stoppage and flushes it away. The thrust of the nozzle drives the hose down the line and gives you wall to wall cleaning action. Vibration helps the hose slide around tight bends and farther down the line. This is what separates General’s Jet-Set from ordinary pressure washers. It breaks the initial tension between the surface of the hose and the walls of the pipe, increasing cleaning power. The JM-1000 X is easy to carry to and from the job. The pump and motor are centered in the metal case allowing the jetter hose, water supply hose, and power cord to wrap neatly around it to create an ergonomically balanced unit. The efficient pump/motor assembly generates 1,500 psi at 1.4 gpm, yet pulls only 13 amps. Pound for pound and dollar for dollar, the Mini-Jet is a great (and small) investment. For more information, contact the Drain Brains at General at 800-245-6200, or visit drainbrain.com.

Jetters Northwest has added a nozzle storage bar to its four-roller hose guide for handy nozzle access, and — based on customer feedback — JNW has redesigned the guide’s position closer to the reel to shrink the overall footprint of the jetter. Aaron from Jetters Northwest explains in this brief video. Visit jettersnorthwest.com for more information.

Steve Landis of Gatti Plumbing shows you the many ways the Root 66 can help you clean a drain. The Root 66 is a real advancement in sectional cable machine design. No mid-range machine has its versatility and power. You can drive 5/8-inch cables for lines up to 3 inches and 7/8-inch cables for 4-inch lines — and you can switch from one to the other in seconds, without touching the jaws, without an adapter, without tools. And for sink drain work, slip on a drum that holds smaller cables. To operate, just feed a cable into the line and slide the back end into the machine. The excess cable goes into a guide tube. Turn on the sealed motor, press down on the handle, and the Root 66 starts spinning the cable at 400 rpm. The cable stops rotating as soon as you lift the handle, so there’s no additional torque buildup. When using a drum for small drain work, the drum stops turning when you lift the handle to the neutral position.

In this segment of Get Jetting with Jonesie, Steve Jones discusses three types of small jetting hoses that use 1/8-inch nozzles, and their best applications.Jonesie explains the differences between 1/8-inch jetting hose and 3/16-inch trap jetting hoses. Trap jetting hoses have the same outside diameter as a 1/8-inch hose, but they’re 50% bigger on the inside to significantly reduce pressure-loss to the nozzle. Trap hoses have steel braid inside that can hold pressure in with fewer braids than a typical poly hose, which allows for their larger inside diameter. Another advantage, besides the ability to pass more flow, is it can almost be tied in a knot before it kinks.See more advantages in the video, and check out more information at www.jettersnorthwest.com.

Dave Dunbar of General Pipe Cleaners talks at the WWETT Show about jetters — electric and gas — and which ones to use for different jobs.

Safety and efficiency are of the utmost importance when it comes to jetting. Steve “Jonesie” Jones and Aaron Danneker of Jetters Northwest explain the benefits of remote jetter operation, including full jetter control and engaging the hose reel. For more information, visit www.jettersnorthwest.com or call 877-901-1936.

Steve "Jonesie" Jones from Jetters Northwest shares the features and benefits of the Eagle-200 trailer-mounted jetters. The popular 4010 model produces 10 gpm and 4,000 psi in a powerful yet easily portable trailer. Jonesie also touches on the van-mount skid and portable cart versions available in the Brute lineup.Learn more at jettersnorthwest.com.

Eliminate downtime and avoid costly hydro jetter repairs by learning how to avoid these three preventable conditions that attack your jetter’s pump

At the heart of General's drain cleaning machines is its patented Flexicore cable. These remarkably effective and durable drain cleaning cables save you money because they last longer. Flexicore cables are among the strongest, most durable drain cleaning cables in the industry. Professionals who have used it know that its patented design, strength and durability put it head and shoulders above other cables in the industry. The heavy-duty Flexicore cable blends superior kinking resistance and unequalled strength with the right amount of flexibility. In this video, General’s Dave Dunbar explains why Flexicore will do more work, require less maintenance, and save more money than other cables on the market. For more information, contact the Drain Brains at General at 800-245-6200.

OBIC’s exclusive, flexible polymer coating systems are spray-applied and cure in just minutes. That saves time and money, all while providing greater protection than similar materials. OBIC products are backed by a team of chemists and third-party testing to ensure consistency and quality. Watch to learn more about the OBIC advantage and why municipalities and companies choose OBIC when a coating absolutely must last.

In this quick video Bradley Craig, lead jetter technician at Jetters Northwest, goes over the routine servicing needed for Brute and Eagle jetters, which is also very applicable to jetters of other brands and types. Craig has been repairing and refurbishing hydro-jetters of all types and brands for over 10 years. An expert troubleshooter who takes calls from all over the nation, he also does parts sales, as well as jetter upgrades and customizations. To speak with Bradley and the JNW team call 877-901-1936.For more informational videos visit www.youtube.com/@JETTERSnorthwest

Dave Dunbar explains why the guide tube on General’s power-feed drain cleaning machines is an important safety feature — and actually helps you do more work. Watch this quick video for key reasons to keep that guide tube on your machine.Learn more

The popular Brute Jetters from Jetters Northwest offer two different flow/pressure options: 12 gpm/3,000 psi (3012) and 9 gpm/4,000 psi (4009). So how do you decide which one is right for your needs? Steve “Jonesie” Jones and Aaron Danneker break down the differences. The key point is to choose the jetter that best meets the majority of your needs; both sizes are great for the 4-inch lines but what other pipe sizes do you need to clear most often? For jetting 4-inch and larger lines the 3012 is a better choice because its higher gpm scours and flushes the larger lines better. But the 4009 is the better choice for jetting 4-inch and smaller lines because its higher psi improves cleaning power through the smaller jetting hoses used to clean smaller pipes. Aaron and Jonesie also discuss the hose size difference between the 3012 and the 4009 with regard to pressure loss through smaller vs. larger diameter jetting hose. Contact Jetters Northwest for help maximizing your jetting power! Visit www.jettersnorthwest.com or call 877-901-1936.

Dave Dunbar of General Pipe Cleaners talks about how having the right mix of drain cleaning and inspection machines can allow you to perform the most complete job for both you and your customer. By doing so, you will put everyone at ease knowing that the job was done completely — and separate yourself from the competition.