Collection: Nozzles

Absolutely. If you are unsure which nozzle fits your jetter or typical jobs, our team can help you choose the right style and size for your application.

Drain Invader nozzles are available for a wide range of pipe sizes, from small diameter residential lines to larger commercial and mainline applications. Always check nozzle specifications to ensure proper fit.

Nozzle lifespan depends on usage, operating pressure, and maintenance. High quality stainless steel and carbide components help extend service life when nozzles are used within recommended specs.

Yes. Many rotating nozzles are designed to perform well on electric jetters, especially when properly sized for lower flow rates. Matching the nozzle to your jetter’s output is key to effective cleaning.

Some nozzles can handle both, but many professionals keep multiple nozzle types on hand. Smaller nozzles work well for tight residential lines, while larger or rotating nozzles are better suited for commercial pipes and heavier blockages.

Yes. Drain Invader jetter nozzles are compatible with most standard sewer and drain jetters when properly matched to pressure, flow, and hose size requirements.

Nozzle size should match your jetter’s GPM, PSI, and hose diameter. Using the correct size ensures maximum cleaning power while protecting your equipment from unnecessary wear or performance loss.

Penetrating nozzles are built to punch through blockages and restore flow. Flushing nozzles help move debris downstream once the line is open. Rotating jetter nozzles combine cutting and cleaning action, making them ideal for finishing and heavy buildup removal.

For aggressive root cutting, rotating nozzles like the Reaper and Warthog are designed to attack tough root intrusion and hardened buildup. The right choice depends on your pipe size, jetter flow, and whether you need fast penetration or thorough wall cleaning.