EditorialJetter-Driven Nozzle Inspects Lines

Jetter-Driven Nozzle Inspects Lines

New video nozzle from Envirosight is a good fit for smaller municipal sewer lines.
  • Appeared in print as "Increased Compatibility"
  • By Craig Mandli
  • August 2015
  • WWETT Spotlight

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Jetter-Driven Nozzle Inspects Lines
Jake Wells, right, director of marketing with Envirosight, points out the features of his company’s new 6-inch JetScan Mini video inspection nozzle with a WWETT 2015 attendee. The nozzle can be deployed to inspect sewer lines 6 to 10 inches in diameter. (Photo by Craig Mandli)

Sometimes smaller is better. At least that is the idea Envirosight ran with when debuting the new JetScan Mini to the wastewater market at the 2015 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show.

The JetScan Mini video nozzle gives sewer cleaning crews the...

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