WarthogÂŽ Magnum Series
StoneAgeÂŽ WarthogÂŽ Magnum series self-rotating sewer nozzles engineered for large municipal and industrial sewer cleaning lines (200mm - 900mm). Adapted specifically for Australian recycled water filtering and extended run times.
WarthogÂŽ Magnum Series
StoneAgeÂŽ WarthogÂŽ Magnum series self-rotating sewer nozzles engineered for large municipal and industrial sewer cleaning lines (200mm - 900mm). Adapted specifically for Australian recycled water filtering and extended run times.
WarthogŽ WGR-1 1/4⢠Magnum
WarthogŽ WGR-1 1/4⢠Magnum
The flagship large-line rotary nozzle engineered for 200mm to 900mm pipes. Built for harsh municipal environments with recycled water capability and 3x longer run...
WarthogÂŽ WGR-Switcherâ˘
WarthogÂŽ WGR-Switcherâ˘
Revolutionary two-in-one rotary nozzle allowing operators to switch between pulling mode and cutting/descaling mode directly in the pipe without withdrawing the hose.
StoneAgeÂŽ WarthogÂŽ Magnum Field Demonstrations
Watch the WGR Switcher switch modes on the fly and discover complete maintenance procedures for the Magnum series.
Warthog WGR Switcher Video
Switch between pulling and cleaning modes right in the pipe without retrieving the nozzle, saving time and water.
Explore WGR-Switcher⢠Details →Warthog WGR Magnum Series Training Video
Comprehensive maintenance, seal change, and field operation training guide for the WGR Magnum series.
Explore WGR-1 1/4⢠Magnum Details →Warthog Nozzles Remove Sediment and Cut Through Grease and Blockages
Drainchem carries a full range of warthog nozzles to meet all your hydro-jetting needs. Our range includes the modified Waterhog WGR Magnum Series. These warthog sewer nozzles bring together 30 years of engineering in one new tool to handle some of the roughest sewer cleaning applications in the world. The nozzles are specifically adapted for the Australian plumbing environment, which requires the filtering of recycled water.
What You Should Know About Warthog Sewer Nozzles
To get the most use out of your Warthog sewer nozzle, proper maintenance is essential. Here are some maintenance tips for checking the nozzle and determining whether it requires replacement.
Cadence & Wear Detection
Check the nozzle regularly for wear or to detect blockages. Also, listen to the sound of your tool. If you notice a change in cadence, then something has gone wrong. These are two of the most prominent signs that your warthog nozzle may need replacing.
CCTV Cleaning Pattern Inspection
Regularly have a look at the cleaning patterns left behind with your camera. If you spot incomplete coverage, the tool is rotating too slowly or not at all, or you are moving the device too fast to ensure effective cleaning. If it is the case that your toolâs rotation is too slow or that it is not covering the entire surface area, a replacement may be necessary.
Submerged Pipe Operations
Warthog nozzles are less powerful underwater, so clear blockages first. If your warthog nozzle is struggling to clear underwater blockages, this may also indicate the need for a replacement.
Need Assistance Selecting the Correct WarthogÂŽ Magnum Nozzle or Switcher Setup?
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