Description
Commercial and industrial skid-mounted sewer jetter
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 skid jetter in Calhoun, Georgia to mount in a box truck, enclosed van, utility body or flatbed. Your jetter rides inside or on your service vehicle, out of the weather, with no trailer to tow or park. You choose cold or hot water and a 100, 200 or 300-gallon tank, 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 skid
- Heavy-duty skid frame, built to bolt down in a truck or van
- Baffled water tank: 100, 200 or 300 gallons
- 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")
- Pulse valve, standard: the hose vibrates, so it travels farther and gets around bends
Cold-water or hot-water skid 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 10 GPM and from 3,000 to 4,000 PSI, in cold or hot water. They come in gas and diesel configurations, with Honda, Kohler and Kubota engines; hot-water units heat with a diesel-fired burner. Choose yours in the configurator above.
Pick the right tank for your truck
Water weighs about 8.3 lb per gallon, so a full 300-gallon tank carries roughly 2,500 lb of water before the skid itself. A 100 or 200-gallon tank suits vans and lighter trucks; 300 gallons gives longer run time where payload allows. Check your vehicle's payload rating, or call us and we'll help you size it.
Jetter hose and nozzles
Jetter hose and nozzles are sold separately, because the right size depends on your unit and the pipes you clean. Hose comes in 1/4", 3/8" and 1/2", from 50 to 400 ft; pick one rated at or above your unit's pressure. Nozzles include penetrator, flusher and rotating styles. Browse jetter hoses and nozzles or ask us to match them to your skid.
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.
Skid jetter FAQ
Skid or trailer jetter? A skid mounts in the truck or van you already run: no trailer to tow, park or secure, and the unit stays out of the weather. A trailer jetter adds more flow (up to 18 GPM) and keeps your truck free for other work.
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.
Which tank size should I choose? The largest your vehicle's payload allows. More water means longer jetting before a refill.
Can I finance a skid jetter? Yes. See financing options.
Questions about the right build? Call (706) 629-1768 or email sales@bcesystems.com.
Photos show one configuration. Your skid will reflect the options you choose.