High pressure water jetting units for equipment descaling

It removes scale, rust, sludge and hard deposits from heat exchangers, boilers, pipes, tanks, condensers and other industrial equipment. The water jet does the work, so no abrasives or harsh chemicals are needed, and the base metal is left intact when pressure and nozzle are set correctly.

It depends on the deposit. Lighter industrial descaling often works at around 500–1000 bar. Tougher scale and heavier cleaning commonly use 1000–2800 bar, depending on the deposit type, surface condition and how clean the surface must be. Our units cover 500–2800 bar and can be customised.

A unit in the 500–1500 bar range with the correct nozzle and controlled flow is often used for heat exchanger tubes. The exact pressure depends on how much scale there is and the tube condition. Share tube ID, length and deposit type for a recommendation.

Yes. Water jetting is widely used for boiler descaling because it removes hard mineral deposits, sludge and internal build-up from boiler tubes and surfaces. Required pressure depends on scale thickness and boiler design, and higher-pressure units in our range handle the harder deposits.

Choose by pipe diameter, scale hardness and how far the deposit extends along the pipe. Internal cleaning uses specialised nozzles that propel themselves through the pipe, and pressure is selected to break the scale without harming the pipe wall. Longer runs may also need more flow.

Electric units suit fixed plant use where stable power is available. Diesel units are better for outdoor or mobile descaling work. Hydraulic-powered units make sense where hydraulic systems are already part of the operation, such as on certain vehicles or plant equipment.

Choose trailer-mounted if your crew moves between sites or works in the field. Choose skid-mounted for plant use, workshops and stable industrial installations where portability matters less. Both carry the same triplex plunger pump technology. Tell us where the work happens and how often the unit must move, and we will suggest the better option.

Our descaling units include remote operation, pressure monitoring and auto-shutdown. These protect operators and equipment, but crews should still use proper protective gear and follow your site's high pressure jetting procedures. Ask us about suitable guns, lances and hoses rated for the working pressure you choose.

Send the equipment to be descaled (boiler, exchanger, pipe, tank), scale type and thickness, required pressure if known, preferred flow, power source and whether you need a skid or trailer. Photos of the scale help us recommend the right unit and nozzles.