Professional Hose Reel Drain Cleaning Machines
Drain cleaning machines are professional systems that use high-pressure water to help break up and remove grease, sludge, sand, sediment, and organic waste accumulated in drain, wastewater, and sewer pipes.
The hose reel mechanism allows the long drain-cleaning hose to be unwound neatly, advanced into the pipeline in a controlled manner, and rewound easily after the operation is completed.
These machines can be used by professional plumbers, drain-cleaning companies, municipalities, factories, restaurants, hotels, hospitals, and facility-management companies.
S-JBS250 Hose Reel Drain Cleaning Machine
The S-JBS250 Hose Reel Drain Cleaning Machine offers adjustable operating features for different pipelines and types of blockages.
Its main technical features include:
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Adjustable working pressure from 30 to 250 bar
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Adjustable water flow rate of up to 15 liters per minute
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13.5 HP motor
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Original Italian pump with three ceramic pistons
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Bearing-supported hose reel system
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Different hose-length and nozzle options
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Residual-current device and thermal motor protection
The machine should not be selected solely according to its maximum pressure. Water flow rate, hose diameter, hose length, nozzle design, and the characteristics of the pipe to be cleaned should be evaluated together.
How Does a Drain Cleaning Machine Work?
High-pressure water generated by the pump is delivered to the nozzle inside the pipe through a special drain-cleaning hose. Rear-facing water jets help move the hose forward through the pipeline.
Forward- and side-facing jets break up the blockage and carry loosened deposits back through the pipe.
Operation should begin at low pressure. The pressure should be increased gradually after checking the condition of the pipe. Maximum pressure should not be applied directly to old, cracked, or weakened pipe connections.
Applications
| Application |
Deposits that can be removed |
| Residential and apartment drains |
Grease, soap, hair, sediment, and organic waste |
| Restaurant and kitchen drains |
Oil and grease deposits |
| Sewer and wastewater lines |
Sludge, sand, sediment, and organic waste |
| Manhole connections |
Sludge, sand, and solid deposits |
| Factory and industrial drains |
Suitable oily and solid deposits |
| Stormwater and drainage lines |
Soil, sand, sludge, and leaf deposits |
Collapsed pipes, hard foreign objects, solidified deposits, or severe root intrusion may not be removable with a standard nozzle. These applications may require a pipe inspection camera, a special cutting head, or additional mechanical equipment.
Drain Cleaning Machine Prices
Drain cleaning machine prices vary according to working pressure, water flow rate, pump and motor specifications, hose length, hose diameter, nozzle options, and included standard equipment.
For an accurate quotation, the pipe diameter, pipeline length, type of blockage, and required daily operating time should be determined.
To compare other high-pressure systems, explore Pressure Washing Machines.