Let's Talk About the Ripsaw™ - Rotating Hydro-Excavation Nozzles
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- Join Ryan as he breaks down our Ripsaw™ line of Rotating Hydro-Excavation nozzles!
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I want a nozzle for washing cars, buses and trucks that will save water, especially in the winter without damaging the car paint
Hi - yes we do! Our Blast-Tec nozzles would work, and we have a lower pressure version of our Aqua-Rocket coming soon. Contact us at hello@hydraflexinc.com or 952-808-3640 to learn more or order!
I carry both the regular ripsaw and the hd ripsaw on my truck as well as 2 brass nozzles. I can cut a 5’ by 5’ by 5’ deep street light base hole in about 2 hours with a ripsaw compared to about 3-4 hours with a #8 brass nozzle. In my area, hard pan clay usually starts at about 2’ deep. These are by far the best money my boss has spent on nozzles.
Thank you for this awesome feedback! We are so happy you enjoy your Ripsaw nozzle.
@@HydraFlexInc if you ever need testing on new rotary style nozzles, let me know. 👍
The blue ripsaw it’s way better than the green hd! The only problem with the blue one the shell it’s very fragile.
Watching the hydro excavator just chew through asphalt like it was butter is inspiring.
We agree! Our hydro-excavation nozzles are proven to help operators dig faster. Contact us at hello@hydraflexinc.com to learn more!
I have a 3/8 hose for my outside utility Hydro Jetter trailer. Is this HD Ripsaw capable to be used for removing roots out of outside drainage systems? Also, as I descale cast iron sewer laterals, some of the issues when using other nozzles, it creates large piles of metal flakes/scales that are hard to push into the city main. Can this tool help push these piles out?
@ScottSnow-pu1pl Yes, the Ripsaw HD is meant for use outside of drainage systems (i.e. Catch Basins Ect.) to remove roots, but the tool will not cut through a tree root. As for the cast iron sewer laterals, this would be dependent on your equipment size (GPM and PSI), our nozzle would be able to accomplish the task if it has adequate flow and pressure (3/8" #12 or larger).
Can this be used with 4gpm pressure washers cleaning brick patio?
Hi, there! The Ripsaw requires 1000 - 3200 PSI of inlet pressure to operate, and ranges from 1.5 GPM to 10.7 GPM. If your pressure washer supports these specifications, then in theory it would be able to work!
I wish I would have known about these before trying to drive a shallow wellpoint. 🤦♂️
Hi, there! We'd love to chat with you about getting one in your hands and your specific application. :) Reach out to us at 952-808-3640 or via email at sales@hydraflexinc.com.
Do you have anything that works well in stabilized soil
Hi, Shane! We recommend using our Machete Linear Oscillating Nozzle in stabilized soil. By moving water in an oscillating motion combined with a smaller spray angle, the direct stream provides a more forceful flow and impact. We would love to chat with you more about this! Reach out to our team at hello@hydraflexinc.com to learn more.
I need something to put on the end of my pressure washer that will destroy roots in my 4" RV sewer dump line.
Is this a thing?
Hi, there! The Ripsaw would be able to take out the roots in your RV dump line. Althought it is not designed for this purpose and we cannot guarantee that the RV dump system will not be damaged if the Ripsaw is used in it. If you'd like to discuss further, please reach out to us at hello@hydraflexinc.com. Thank you!
how long should a ripsaw HD last?
Hi @seanmesaehable, the Ripsaw HD should last around 200-300 operational hours if following our best practices tips. You can find that video on our Hydro-Excavation Playlist on our channel.
@HydraFlexInc we are have issues with are ripsaws not rotating or rotating slow. we are assuming it must be a water quality issue. are seem to only last a few week much less than 200 hours. thanks for answering my question.
@@seanmesaehable Not a problem. Feel free to give our sales team a call, with a better understanding of your exact situation they might be able to troubleshoot where the issue might be and give you guidance on how to get better longevity out of the nozzle. Call us at 952-808-3640 and ask for Chad or Mike!
What kinda of pipe do you use to handle up to 3200 psi ?
Hello! Are you talking about the lance? You'd want to use stainless or aluminum. Let us know if you're looking for different information.