Spiral pipe cleaning is a mechanical unclogging tool, performed with a spiral with a diameter of 8, 10, 16, 22, 32mm. For each size of spiral, a different type and size of cleaning head can be used to ensure the proper quality of work. The same cleaning head cannot be used for a hand wash basin as, say, for unclogging a sink. Each cleaning head has its own purpose. The diameter of the sewage pipe to be cleaned is also very important when choosing the pipe cleaning spiral and cleaning head.<\/p>\n
8-gauge spiral up to 32-gauge wires
\n10 gauge spiral to 40 gauge wires
\n16 gauge spiral to 63 gauge wires
\n22-gauge spiral up to 150-gauge wires
\nA 32-gauge spiral can be used effectively with up to 300-gauge wires.<\/p>\n
The drain cleaning spirals are available in different lengths, 2.3 m, 4.5 m and 5 m. They can be easily, one might say simply, connected to each other to the desired length, and then disassembled in an instant using a release key. The pipe cleaning spiral perfectly knocks down the dirt accumulated on the side of the pipeline during work, which can be simply rinsed with plenty of water after cleaning. This process must be repeated until complete cleanliness is achieved.<\/p>\n
THE wom\u00e1s<\/a> Pipe cleaning is a process using a high-pressure machine. During cleaning, the entire cross-section of the sewage pipe is cleaned to a perfect state. We can do the job with 100-300 bar water pressure, chemicals and hot water. We attach a cleaning nozzle to the end of the high-pressure hose, which is used to pull itself into the sewer. The size of the nozzle, the diameter of the holes on it, and their drilling angle determine the working power of the machine. It is mainly suitable for removing sludge and soft sediment. We use Woma sewer cleaning in external sewage and sediment-laden precipitation systems, but we prefer to use it for unclogging<\/a> during.<\/p>\nCamera sewer inspection:<\/h3>\n