Description
Commercial and industrial sewer jetter trailer
A sewer jetter drives high-pressure water through a hose and nozzle inside the pipe, cutting through roots, grease, sand and debris and flushing it back out. Crews use jetters to clear blocked drains and sewer mainlines, keep grease and storm lines flowing, and clean pipes before camera inspection.
BCE builds this commercial and industrial sewer jetter trailer in Calhoun, Georgia for plumbing contractors, municipalities and industrial crews. Every build starts with a compact 4' x 8' single-axle trailer and a 225-gallon water tank. You choose the cold-water or hot-water unit, then the jetter hose and nozzle sized for your unit and your pipes. Every unit is assembled and tested in Calhoun before it ships.
On every trailer
- 4' x 8' single-axle trailer
- 225-gallon water tank
- Two steel A-frame hose reels rated to 5,000 PSI: a 150 ft reel for the water inlet hose and an electric reel for the jetter hose (up to 450 ft of 3/8" or 300 ft of 1/2")
- 100 ft of 5/8" water hose to fill the tank
- Pulse valve, standard (optional in the configurator)
- Front tongue box: aluminum tread plate, 39" x 16.5" x 12", stainless lock, 66 lb capacity
- Rear work box: Buyers steel, 48" x 18" x 18", made in the USA
Cold-water or hot-water jetter?
Cold water gives the most flow per dollar. Choose it for roots, sand, scale and debris, and for flushing long runs.
Hot water softens grease, fat and sludge that cold water tends to push along. Choose it for restaurant and food-plant lines, lift stations and grease-heavy mains.
Power units range from 8 to 18 GPM and from 2,200 to 5,100 PSI in both cold-water and hot-water configuration. Both unit types come in gas and diesel configurations, with Honda, Kohler and Kubota engines and you can choose the right setup for you in the configurator or speak with one of our technicians for advise and information.
Flow (GPM) carries the hose and moves debris back to the access point; pressure (PSI) cuts roots and blockages. Larger lines generally call for more flow. Not sure which unit fits? Call (706) 629-1768 with your usual pipe size and run length.
Jetter hose
| Hose ID | Lengths | Rated to |
|---|---|---|
| 1/4" | 50, 100, 200, 300, 400 ft | 5,000 PSI |
| 3/8" | 100, 200, 300, 400 ft | 5,000 PSI |
| 1/2" | 50, 100, 200, 300, 400 ft | 4,000 PSI |
Jetter hose is sold separately, because the right size depends on your unit and the pipes you clean. Pick a hose rated at or above your unit's pressure. Smaller hose bends more easily through small lines; larger hose carries more flow with less pressure loss on long runs. The electric reel holds up to 450 ft of 3/8" hose or 300 ft of 1/2" hose.
Jetter nozzles
Nozzles are sold separately and come in 1/4", 3/8" and 1/2" thread to match your hose. A penetrator opens blockages, a flusher with a front jet scours the pipe and pulls debris back, and a rotating nozzle cleans the full wall. Choose a nozzle sized for your unit's flow and pressure; we can help match it.
Pulse valve
The pulse valve makes the hose vibrate, cutting friction so it travels farther and gets around bends more easily. It comes standard.
Built and tested in Calhoun, Georgia
BCE has built commercial pressure washing and sewer jetting equipment in Calhoun, Georgia since 1998. Every unit is assembled and tested here before it ships, and typical lead time is 5 days from payment. Financing is available.
Sewer jetter trailer FAQ
Do I need a cold-water or hot-water jetter? Cold water handles roots, debris and most mainline cleaning. Hot water is the better choice where grease, fat or sludge builds up.
How much GPM do I need? More flow carries the hose farther and clears larger lines; more pressure helps cut roots. Call us with your pipe sizes and we'll recommend a unit.
What size jetter hose should I choose? Match the hose to your unit's pressure rating and your typical lines. 1/4" and 3/8" hose suit smaller lines; 1/2" carries more flow on larger, longer runs.
Can I finance a jetter trailer? Yes. See financing options.
Questions about the right build? Call (706) 629-1768 or email sales@bcesystems.com.
Photos show a 10 GPM cold-water build. Your trailer will reflect the options you choose.