Value Collection 121470170 Sewer Nozzle 4200 Psi Fixed

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 121470170 is a fixed sewer pressure washer nozzle rated for up to 4,200 psi, constructed from polished stainless steel for durability in high-pressure drain and sewer cleaning applications. The nozzle features a 6mm orifice diameter and connects via a 1/4 inch female pipe thread (FPT) fitting, making it a direct fit for standard pressure washer jetter hose assemblies. The fixed-style design delivers a consistent spray pattern without moving parts, reducing wear over repeated use. Plumbers, drain cleaning technicians, and sewer service professionals rely on this type of nozzle for routine line jetting work.

This nozzle is suited for residential and light commercial sewer and drain jetting tasks where a fixed orifice is preferred for predictable flow and pressure at the nozzle tip. It threads onto standard 1/4 inch FPT jetter hose ends and is compatible with pressure washer pumps and jetter units capable of operating at or below 4,200 psi. The polished stainless steel body resists corrosion from wastewater and cleaning chemicals encountered in drain service environments.

Key Features

• Rated for up to 4,200 psi maximum operating pressure
• Fixed nozzle style delivers a consistent, reliable spray pattern
• 6mm orifice diameter for controlled flow at the nozzle tip
• 1/4 inch FPT connection for compatibility with standard jetter hose fittings
• Polished stainless steel construction resists corrosion in wastewater service

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit sewer jetting nozzle for pressure washer and drain jetter systems equipped with 1/4 inch FPT hose connections and rated for operation up to 4,200 psi.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed plumbers or drain cleaning technicians. Before connecting or removing the nozzle, shut off and depressurize the pressure washer or jetter unit completely. Thread the nozzle onto the 1/4 inch FPT hose fitting by hand first, then snug with an appropriate wrench — do not overtighten. Inspect the connection for leaks before resuming jetting operations.