Hi John. At standard operating pressures of 3000 - 5000 PSI most drain nozzles will only cut organic material & some light or softer none organic materials. Some concrete material may start to break up reliably at several thousand PSI, but to cut heavier plastics it usually takes 5x to 10x the standard drain nozzle pressure depending on what you want to cut & the thickness. I might do a demo with my 7300 PSI water jetting pump sometime in the future - its an absolute scary beast.
@@mrdrains2088 In my country we mostly use snake, or high flow, but low PSI (1500-2000) jetters. I think even that pressure start to slowly disintegrate concrete, but I also did some tests with my 3000-4000 PSI jetter, and it can do that much faster, and it can cut bricks in just seconds. With that pressure, and using a lance, I also managed to put a hole through a PVC in a short time, though I used it at a close to 90 degree impact angle. Im curious how much pressure you need to start to dissolve plastic at normal cleaning conditions, when the jet usually hits at a smaller angle, and especially when the nozzle is facing a 90 bend . I wouldnt dare to use a 7300 psi machine here in my place, as im pretty sure, the nozzle would occasionally face directly towards the sides of the pipe, and it would cut through it in just a blink of an eye. I can also imagine that in other countries they use harder material plastic pipes than in my place, but I have a bad feeling when I see all the popular YT channels about all these very high pressure root cutting machines. There was also a video on YT which abruptly ends when they do an after cleaning inspection of a clogged clay pipe, but right before the video ends, you can see a big hole on the bottom of the pipe, which wasnt there before the cleaning.
I'm watching from Japan. Good luck!
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Hope to see this in action with your next blocked drain
I will certainly make sure I do. Have a great week.
Mate, which nozzle are you using? Secret? Looks good.
Could you give us the name of the nozzle?
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Can you also show please how well it cuts through plastic and most importantly clay pipes?
Hi John. At standard operating pressures of 3000 - 5000 PSI most drain nozzles will only cut organic material & some light or softer none organic materials. Some concrete material may start to break up reliably at several thousand PSI, but to cut heavier plastics it usually takes 5x to 10x the standard drain nozzle pressure depending on what you want to cut & the thickness.
I might do a demo with my 7300 PSI water jetting pump sometime in the future - its an absolute scary beast.
@@mrdrains2088 In my country we mostly use snake, or high flow, but low PSI (1500-2000) jetters. I think even that pressure start to slowly disintegrate concrete, but I also did some tests with my 3000-4000 PSI jetter, and it can do that much faster, and it can cut bricks in just seconds. With that pressure, and using a lance, I also managed to put a hole through a PVC in a short time, though I used it at a close to 90 degree impact angle.
Im curious how much pressure you need to start to dissolve plastic at normal cleaning conditions, when the jet usually hits at a smaller angle, and especially when the nozzle is facing a 90 bend .
I wouldnt dare to use a 7300 psi machine here in my place, as im pretty sure, the nozzle would occasionally face directly towards the sides of the pipe, and it would cut through it in just a blink of an eye.
I can also imagine that in other countries they use harder material plastic pipes than in my place, but I have a bad feeling when I see all the popular YT channels about all these very high pressure root cutting machines.
There was also a video on YT which abruptly ends when they do an after cleaning inspection of a clogged clay pipe, but right before the video ends, you can see a big hole on the bottom of the pipe, which wasnt there before the cleaning.
Ürünü nereden satın alabilirim? Türkiye'ye gelir mi? Ücreti ne kadar ?
Ürün yaklaşık 8000 liradır. Satıcının ürünü Türkiye'ye gönderip gönderemeyeceğini kontrol edeceğim.
Hi how psi did you use in this expérience, thank you
4000 PSI, but it will do the same hole from as little as 2750PSI & up, just a little slower.
@@mrdrains2088 tank you very much
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Is that the Reaper nozzle?
Not this one, this one is smaller.