High pressure electric water jetting systems

They are used for industrial descaling, pipe and tube cleaning, heat exchanger and boiler cleaning, surface preparation and residue removal. They are chosen where strong cleaning is needed without chemicals or abrasives, typically in chemical plants, refineries, food and beverage units, power stations and marine work.

An electric motor drives a high pressure triplex plunger pump, which forces water through hoses, lances and nozzles at a controlled pressure and flow. Rotary nozzles spread the jet for even coverage, and a control system lets the operator adjust pressure and flow for different jobs.

Choose electric for plants, workshops and indoor or enclosed areas with a reliable power supply, where no exhaust and lower engine maintenance matter. Choose diesel for remote sites, outdoor work or jobs that move between locations without power. Riggers Pumps builds both.

Most industrial jetting units need a three-phase supply; only small units can run on single phase. Before ordering, confirm the site voltage, phase, available load and cable run to the unit so the motor and starter or VFD panel can be specified correctly.

They are better suited than engine-driven units because they produce no exhaust. Safe use still depends on ventilation, drainage, electrical safety, permits and trained operators following your site's confined-space procedures. Tell us about the space and access so we can suggest hose lengths and controls that keep the unit outside the confined area where possible.

Higher pressure helps break hard scale and coatings, while higher flow flushes debris and speeds up cleaning. The right balance depends on the deposit, tube diameter and tool. Share these details and we will suggest a working pressure and flow rather than simply the highest rating.

Yes, when the pressure, flow, hose set-up and nozzle are matched to the tube diameter and deposit type. Flexible lances reach inside tubes, and rotary nozzles help clean the full circumference. Tell us tube ID, length and fouling type for a recommendation.

Industrial water jetting systems run at much higher pressures and heavier duty cycles than standard pressure washers. Pressure washers suit general cleaning, while jetting systems are built for descaling, heavy residue removal and process equipment cleaning. Industrial jetting units also use heavier-duty pumps, hoses and fittings rated for the higher working pressure.

Routine checks cover pump oil, plunger seals and valves, inlet filters, nozzles and hoses. Electric motors need less upkeep than engines, with no fuel, oil changes or exhaust parts. Keeping a pump service kit and spare nozzles on site reduces downtime.