Change tips by hand
Leave the coupler on the hose and swap between this nozzle and other 1/4-inch quick-connect tips in seconds.
Sewer Jetter Nozzle with Brass Quick Coupler — 1/4" Drain Cleaning Attachment for Pressure Washers
Sewer Jetter Nozzle with Brass Quick Coupler — 1/4" Drain Cleaning Attachment for Pressure Washers
✅Rear jets pull the hose down the pipe
✅Front jet breaks into the clog ahead
✅ Brass coupler turns a threaded hose end into a click-on fitting
Click it onto a jetter hose, feed it into the drain and let your pressure washer do the work.
Regular price
$19.99
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$39.99
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Sewer Jetter Nozzle with Brass Quick Coupler — 1/4" Drain Cleaning Attachment for Pressure Washers
Regular price
$19.99
Regular price
$19.99
Sale price
$39.99
Unit price
per
SLOW DRAIN? CLOGGED SEWER LINE?
Let water pressure clear the clog.
Put this nozzle on a jetter hose and run it from your pressure washer. Jets on the back drive the hose through the pipe and scour the walls, while the jet up front breaks into the blockage.
WHY THE BRASS COUPLER
Thread it on once. Click the nozzle in and out.
Many jetter hoses end in a 1/4-inch male thread. The brass coupler screws onto that thread and turns the end of the hose into a quick-connect socket. After that, the nozzle clicks in and slides back out when you pull the collar. No wrench, and no fresh thread tape every time you change tips.
Tighten the thread once
The hose thread is sealed one time, not every job, so it is not worn down by repeatedly screwing tips on and off.
Fine without it, too
If your pressure washer wand already has a 1/4-inch quick-connect socket, the nozzle plugs straight in and the coupler can stay as a spare.
Choose the connection that matches your setup; always confirm thread size and pressure rating before use.
HOW TO USE IT
Thread, click, feed, spray.
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Fit the coupler
Wrap the 1/4-inch male thread on the hose with sealing tape and screw the brass coupler on tight.
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Click in the nozzle
Pull back the collar on the coupler, push the nozzle plug in and let go. Give it a tug to check it is locked.
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Feed the hose in
Push the nozzle and a foot or two of hose into the drain before you turn the water on.
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Spray and work it
Start the pressure washer. The rear jets pull the hose forward. Feed it in slowly and work it back and forth through the clog.
Feed the nozzle into the pipe before you squeeze the trigger, and let go of the trigger before you pull it out. Wear eye protection.
THE SPECIFICS
Straight answers
Every figure here is the maker's own.
5.6
cm *
NOZZLE LENGTH
About 2.2 in.
3
cm *
COUPLER LENGTH
About 1.18 in.
1/4
in
QUICK CONNECT
Plug on the nozzle, socket on the coupler.
5000
PSI *
MAX PRESSURE
The maker's rating.
* Marked figures are the maker's own and are not measured by us.
Full specifications
Sewer jetter nozzle with a 1/4-inch quick-connect plug, plus a brass quick coupler.
- NOZZLE
- About 5.6 cm (2.2 in) long, with a 1/4-inch quick-connect plug.
- JETS
- One front jet and a ring of rear jets.
- COUPLER
- About 3 cm (1.18 in). Quick-connect socket on one end, 1/4-inch female thread on the other.Check your hose thread first.
- MAX PRESSURE
- Up to 5000 PSI.The maker's rating. Stay within your pressure washer's own rating.
- MATERIAL
- Steel nozzle, brass coupler.The maker lists the nozzle as stainless steel.
- USE WITH
- A pressure washer and a sewer jetter hose with a 1/4-inch fitting.Not included.
IN THE BOX
Sewer jetter nozzle and brass quick coupler.
WHERE IT GOES
Sewer lines, floor drains, sinks.
What the nozzle does, from the maker's own photos.
01
Jets front and back
The rear jets push the nozzle forward and scrub the pipe walls. The front jet cuts into the clog.
02
Indoor and outdoor drains
Floor drains, sewer cleanouts and sink lines, with a hose long enough to reach the clog.
03
Grease, sand and gunk
Made for soft clogs: grease, fine sand and gravel, and everyday waste.
04
Hose, coupler, nozzle
Three parts and one click. The coupler stays on the hose.
05
Small and simple
About 5.6 cm (2.2 in) long, with nothing complicated to set up.
COMPARED WITH THE USUAL OPTIONS
Jetter nozzle, drain snake, or chemicals?
Three common ways to clear a clogged drain.
| Feature | THIS JETTER NOZZLE | DRAIN SNAKE | CHEMICAL CLEANER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scours the pipe walls, not just a hole | Partly | ||
| Runs on your pressure washer | |||
| No harsh chemicals in the pipe | |||
| Reaches far down the line | With a long hose | ||
| Use it again on the next clog |
Compared by method, not by brand.
QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK
Before you order
SEWER LINES · FLOOR DRAINS · SINKS
Let water pressure clear the clog.
A 1/4-inch jetter nozzle with brass quick coupler. Built for fast, practical drain cleaning with your pressure washer.