Why standard hoses fail in sewer jetting?
In sewer cleaning applications, the main issue is not pressure alone, but:
- abrasion inside pipes,
- mechanical damage,
- excessive hose weight,
- limited working range.
Result:
- frequent hose replacement,
- reduced efficiency,
- downtime.
Transfer Oil Ecology – designed for continuous operation
The Ecology series is engineered for demanding municipal and industrial use.
Operating range:
- pressure: 175–250 bar
- diameters: DN5–DN38
Construction – what makes it durable?
- inner core: polyethylene (PE)
- reinforcement: synthetic fiber braid
- outer layer: TPU (polyurethane)
Result:
- lightweight,
- flexible,
- highly resistant to harsh environments.
Abrasion resistance – the key factor
Ecology hoses are designed to withstand:
- constant friction,
- mechanical stress,
- aggressive operating conditions.
Test results:
- 200,000 abrasion cycles
- no exposure of reinforcement layer
Lightweight design = higher efficiency
Compared to rubber hoses:
- easier handling,
- longer reach,
- more hose length on the reel
Additionally:
- hose floats → prevents blockage
Ecology LT – lateral sewer cleaning
Designed for:
- lateral sewer jetting,
- compact machines,
- service vehicles.
Specifications:
- up to 280 bar (4000 psi)
- compact and flexible
- high abrasion resistance
Summary
In sewer jetting, the hose is a critical component.
The Ecology series addresses:
- abrasion,
- weight,
- range limitations,
- durability.
For intensive operation:
this is not an upgrade — it is a requirement.