SNA Sewer Cleaning Nozzles

When it comes to clearing sewer lines, storm drains, and industrial pipelines, nozzle choice makes all the difference. The SNA series of sewer cleaning nozzles is engineered from nickel-plated steel with stainless steel nipples and ceramic tip rotating nozzles, ensuring maximum durability in high-pressure environments.
With ratings up to 4,350 PSI and maximum inlet temperatures of 320°F, these nozzles deliver the power and precision needed for municipal maintenance crews, industrial cleaning contractors, and commercial service providers.

Key Features of the SNA Series

• Material strength: Nickel-plated steel body, stainless steel nipples, ceramic rotating tips.
• Performance rating: Up to 4,350 PSI operating pressure.
• Temperature tolerance: Handles water up to 320°F, suitable for hot water jetting.
• Flexibility: Available in multiple inlet sizes (1/4”, 3/8”, 1/2”) to match various pumps and hoses.
• Configurations: Options for forward-facing jets, rotating jets, and dual-nozzle assemblies.
• Compact working diameters: 3.14”–11.8”, making them suitable for a wide range of pipe diameters.

Model Breakdown
 Compact 1/4” Inlet Options

• SNA1 – A lightweight option (0.7 lbs) with a 3.14”–5.9” working diameter. Simple, durable, and reliable.
• SNA1-TPR025, SNA1-TPR058, SNA1-TPR10 – Each includes 1 forward nozzle and 1 rotating nozzle (M6x8) for aggressive cleaning action. Weights around 1.26 lbs, all rated for 320°F. Perfect for residential laterals and smaller commercial drain jobs.
• SNA2 – Mid-range size, offering a slightly larger working diameter and 0.93 lbs weight.
• SNA2-TPR07, SNA2-TPR12 – Upgraded models with forward + rotating nozzle configurations. Designed for faster penetration and wall cleaning in small to mid-sized pipes.

 Heavy-Duty 1/4” Inlet Options

• SNA3 – A step up in weight (2.5 lbs) with a working diameter up to 9.8”, ideal for tougher residential or commercial jobs.
• SNA3-TPR055, SNA3-TPR10, SNA3-TPR15 – These models feature forward and rotating jets, providing aggressive scouring action. Best suited for grease, roots, and scale in mid-size lines.

 Large Bore Nozzles (3/8” & 1/2” Inlet Options)

• SNA4 – Designed with 1/2” F inlet (3/8” F nozzles), lightweight at just 0.93 lbs but with extended reach (up to 11.8”).
• SNA4-38TPR065, SNA4-38TPR12, SNA4-38TPR20 – Built with 3/8” F inlets, each offering 2 nozzles and working diameters up to 11.8”. Strong performers for industrial maintenance and municipal applications.
• SNA4-12TPR065, SNA4-12TPR12, SNA4-12TPR20 – With 1/2” F inlets and 2 nozzles, these models are the heavyweights of the lineup, ideal for large municipal sewers, chemical plant drainage, and high-flow industrial pipelines.

Applications
SNA nozzles are widely trusted across industries:

• Municipalities – Storm drains, culverts, and sewer mains.
• Contractors – Residential laterals, commercial kitchens, and apartment complexes.
• Industrial Plants – Scaling, chemical waste removal, and slurry pipelines.
• Environmental Services – Wastewater treatment plants and recycling facilities.
• Marine & Shipyards – Dock drainage and bilge line clearing.

Why Choose the SNA Series?

• Versatility – Multiple models cover everything from residential lines to municipal sewer mains.
• Durability – Nickel-plated steel, ceramic tips, and stainless components stand up to high PSI and abrasive conditions.
• Performance – Forward and rotating jets combine to cut, flush, and scour pipe walls.
• Service Range – Compact enough for tight laterals, yet powerful enough for industrial mains.

Conclusion
The SNA Sewer Nozzle Series offers a complete lineup of high-pressure, hot-water-capable cleaning tools designed to handle the toughest sewer and drain cleaning tasks. From compact residential laterals to industrial-scale sewers, these nozzles deliver unmatched reliability, precision, and cleaning power.
For contractors, municipalities, and industrial operators, investing in SNA nozzles means faster cleanouts, reduced downtime, and long-term performance you can count on.

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