Paddock™ Sewer Cleaning Bullet Nozzles – 4000 PSI
Description
The Paddock™ Sewer Cleaning Bullet Nozzles are professional high-pressure jetting nozzles designed for clearing and cleaning sewer and drain pipes. Their streamlined bullet-shaped body helps the nozzle travel through pipework, while rear-facing jets provide strong forward propulsion and help flush loosened debris back through the pipe.
Each nozzle also incorporates a 0° forward-facing jet to help break through blockages and deposits ahead of the nozzle. Rated to a maximum operating pressure of 4,000 PSI (275 Bar), these nozzles are available with 1/8", 1/4" and 3/8" BSP female connections.
Paddock™ Sewer Cleaning Bullet Nozzles
Designed for use with compatible high-pressure sewer jetting equipment, these bullet nozzles combine a forward-facing cleaning jet with multiple rear-facing propulsion jets.
The streamlined body helps reduce resistance as the nozzle travels through the pipe, making this style of nozzle particularly useful when greater forward thrust is required to reach and clear blockages deeper within a drainage system.
Key Features
- Professional high-pressure sewer and drain cleaning nozzle
- Streamlined bullet-shaped design
- 0° forward-facing jet for attacking blockages and deposits
- 15° rear-facing jets provide forward propulsion
- Rear jets help flush loosened debris back through the pipe
- Maximum operating pressure 4,000 PSI (275 Bar)
- Suitable for pipe diameters approximately 50–200mm
- Available with 1/8", 1/4" and 3/8" BSP female connections
- Heat-treated 420 stainless steel construction
- Designed for compatible high-pressure sewer jetting equipment
Forward Cleaning Jet
A concentrated 0° forward-facing jet directs high-pressure water ahead of the nozzle to help break up and dislodge obstructions and accumulated material within the pipe.
This makes the bullet nozzle well suited to applications where the nozzle needs to penetrate further into the pipe while working directly on material ahead of it.
High-Thrust Rear Jets
The rear jets are positioned at a relatively shallow 15° angle to generate forward thrust. This helps propel the nozzle and attached sewer jetting hose deeper into the pipe while simultaneously directing water and loosened debris back towards the pipe opening.
The SDT14-18 and SDT14-14 models use three rear jets, while the larger SDT14-38 uses four rear jets.
Model Specifications
| Specification | SDT14-18 | SDT14-14 | SDT14-38 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Connection | 1/8" BSP Female | 1/4" BSP Female | 3/8" BSP Female |
| Maximum Operating Pressure | 4,000 PSI (275 Bar) | 4,000 PSI (275 Bar) | 4,000 PSI (275 Bar) |
| Flow @ 2,000 PSI | 13.9L/min | 13.9L/min | 17.4L/min |
| Flow @ 4,000 PSI | 19.6L/min | 19.6L/min | 24.6L/min |
| Forward Jets | 1 x 0° | 1 x 0° | 1 x 0° |
| Rear Jets | 3 x 15° | 3 x 15° | 4 x 15° |
| Construction | Heat-treated 420 stainless steel | Heat-treated 420 stainless steel | Heat-treated 420 stainless steel |
| Recommended Pipe Diameter | 50–200mm | 50–200mm | 50–200mm |
Selecting the Correct Nozzle
Select the nozzle connection and flow requirement to suit your sewer jetting hose and pressure washer. The pressure washer must be capable of supplying sufficient flow at the required operating pressure for the selected nozzle.
The larger SDT14-38 requires greater water flow than the 1/8" and 1/4" models, reaching approximately 24.6L/min at 4,000 PSI.
Operating Information
Always inspect the nozzle, sewer hose and connections before use. Ensure every component in the system is correctly rated for the intended operating pressure and securely connected before pressurising.
High-pressure sewer jetting equipment can cause serious injury. Never direct high-pressure water towards people or animals, and do not operate the nozzle outside a suitable pipe or enclosed cleaning application while the system is pressurised.