Drainage Channel Nozzle for Clean, Controlled Flushing Performance

The enz® drainage channel nozzle (40.050-SP0) is specifically designed for efficient cleaning of drainage gutters and channel systems. Ideal for environments like roadways, parking lots, and pedestrian zones, this drainage cleaning nozzle delivers powerful flushing performance while preventing unwanted spray and contamination.

Unlike traditional nozzles, this design directs all rear jets at a 0° angle, keeping water flow contained within the drainage system. This eliminates overspray, protecting surrounding areas, vehicles, and pedestrians while ensuring a cleaner, more controlled operation.

Key Features & Benefits

• 0° rear jet design prevents water from exiting the drainage channel

• 6 rear jets deliver concentrated flushing power

• 1 front jet helps break through light obstructions

• No overspray reduces environmental contamination and cleanup

• Compatible with recycled water for flexible jobsite use

• Durable construction built for long-term performance

Performance Overview

• Designed for 3" to 8" drainage and pipe cleaning applications

• Requires a minimum flow of 13 GPM

• Features 6 rear jets (0°) for maximum flushing efficiency

• Includes 1 front jet for forward cleaning support

• Rated for pressures up to 7200 PSI

• 1/2" connection for standard jetting setups

Ideal Applications

This channel cleaning nozzle is purpose-built for surface and drainage systems:

• Cleaning drainage gutters along roadways and highways

• Maintaining drainage systems in parking lots and pedestrian areas

• Flushing debris without contaminating surrounding surfaces

• Operating in environments where controlled water flow is critical

Why Choose This Drainage Channel Nozzle?

When clean, contained flushing is essential, this nozzle stands out. Its 0° jet configuration keeps water where it belongs—inside the channel—while delivering strong, efficient cleaning performance without the need for additional cleanup.

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