Ripsaw
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Rotating turbo nozzle for hydro excavation. A tight 18-degree cone of rotating water cuts through soil fast while staying controllable around buried utilities. Rated for 1,000-3,200 PSI and 1.5-10.7 GPM.
Rotating turbo action for fast soil cutting
Tight 18-degree cone of coverage
1,000-3,200 PSI operating range
1.5-10.7 GPM flow range
Durable construction for daily use
Multiple size options
Hydro excavation crews that need to move soil faster. The rotating turbo action covers more ground per pass than a static excavation nozzle while keeping the stream effective against compacted material.
Potholing and daylighting buried utilities
Slot trenching and general hydro excavation
Breaking up compacted soils ahead of vacuum removal
Bulk soil removal before precision nozzle work
The 18-degree rotating cone covers a wider excavation area per pass than a static jet, so your operator opens holes faster with less water. Rated for 1,000-3,200 PSI and 1.5-10.7 GPM, it matches the output of common hydro vac water systems.
Crews digging with static excavation nozzles that cover a narrow path per pass, stretching pothole times and burning water.
Not a sewer cleaning or root cutting nozzle. For precision digging immediately next to fragile utilities, a static 0-degree nozzle like the Switchblade gives the operator a more controlled stream.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the Ripsaw best suited for?
Hydro excavation crews that need to move soil faster. The rotating turbo action covers more ground per pass than a static excavation nozzle while keeping the stream effective against compacted material.
What are the main applications for the Ripsaw?
The Ripsaw is ideal for: Potholing and daylighting buried utilities; Slot trenching and general hydro excavation; Breaking up compacted soils ahead of vacuum removal; Bulk soil removal before precision nozzle work.
What sets the Ripsaw apart from other rotating nozzles?
The 18-degree rotating cone covers a wider excavation area per pass than a static jet, so your operator opens holes faster with less water. Rated for 1,000-3,200 PSI and 1.5-10.7 GPM, it matches the output of common hydro vac water systems.
When should I consider a different model instead of the Ripsaw?
Not a sewer cleaning or root cutting nozzle. For precision digging immediately next to fragile utilities, a static 0-degree nozzle like the Switchblade gives the operator a more controlled stream.
What is the typical upgrade path from the Ripsaw?
Crews digging with static excavation nozzles that cover a narrow path per pass, stretching pothole times and burning water.
Interested in the Ripsaw?
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