KEG Nozzles
Cut what standard nozzles can't: roots, minerals, hardened grease
Cut what standard nozzles can't: roots, minerals, hardened grease
KEG Technologies builds the mechanical cutting nozzles and specialty nozzles that handle the sewer blockages standard jet nozzles can't touch. Hardened mineral deposits, established root masses, cured grease, and tap-and-protrusion obstructions all require mechanical cutting force, not just water pressure. KEG chain cutters spin a flail of chain inside the pipe to shear roots and hardened material at the pipe wall, with sizing for laterals up through main lines.
The lineup spans chain cutters (sized by pipe diameter and material), grease removal nozzles with a focused jet pattern for hardened FOG deposits, and bottom-weighted floor cleaning nozzles that stay oriented on the pipe invert to move settled sediment and grit. Brown Equipment Company stocks KEG nozzles for the most common mainline and lateral diameters and runs same-day shipping upon request from our Indianapolis distribution center on the wear items (chains and cutter heads) that go through these tools on routine use.
- Founded
- 1992
- Headquarters
- Spartanburg, SC
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- Chain cutters shear roots and hardened material at the pipe wall, no scoring the host pipe
- Grease removal nozzles break up hardened FOG deposits that water-only passes leave behind
- Floor cleaning nozzles stay bottom-weighted on the pipe invert where settled debris actually is
- Sized for laterals through trunk mainlines, picks per pipe diameter
- Drop-in compatible with most municipal jetter and combination truck water systems
- Stocked at BEC with same-day shipping upon request on chains and cutter heads
- KEG Chain Cutter (Root and Tap Removal)
- KEG Grease Removal Nozzles
- KEG Floor Cleaning Nozzles
KEG Nozzles Equipment Line
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KEG Nozzles: Common Buyer Questions
Answers to the questions municipal fleets and contractors ask most often before specifying KEG Nozzles equipment.
- When do I use a chain cutter vs. a standard jet nozzle?
- Standard jet nozzles clear grease, sand, light debris, and routine blockages with water pressure alone. Chain cutters add mechanical cutting force for established root masses, hardened mineral deposits, and protruding taps that water pressure can't dislodge. The rule of thumb: if the line cleared with two passes of a standard nozzle, you didn't need a chain cutter. If it didn't, you do. Most departments keep both in the truck.
- What specialty nozzles does KEG make besides chain cutters?
- Grease removal nozzles with a focused jet pattern that breaks up the hardened FOG deposits standard nozzles leave behind, and bottom-weighted floor cleaning nozzles that stay oriented on the pipe invert to move settled sediment and grit. Both run on standard hose connections from your existing jetter.
- Does KEG fit my existing jetter?
- Drop-in compatible with most municipal jetter and combination truck water systems on standard hose connections. Specific pipe diameter and pressure ratings need to match your truck's spec. BEC can confirm fit before you order.
- What service and parts support does BEC offer for KEG?
- Most common chain cutter heads, replacement chains, and specialty nozzle wear parts stock at our service centers. Same-day shipping upon request from our Indianapolis distribution center on stocked items.
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