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The Maniar MJ-8000 is the highest-capacity jetting machine in the MJ range: a truck-mounted high pressure unit with an 8000 litre tank on a 16 ton GVW BS VI chassis and a 260 LPM / 150 bar triplex plunger pump driven through the vehicle PTO. It de-chokes and desilts large sewer and drain lines of about 750 to 1500 mm (30 to 60 in) in diameter.
It is manufactured by Maniar & Co. in Ahmedabad, India. See all jetting machines, or use the form below to get the full specification by email.
High pressure water jetting is the preferred way to de-choke a sewer or drain line: the water jet breaks up the blockage and flushes the debris out, instead of pushing the blockage further down the pipe. The jetting hose carries water to a self-propelled nozzle that pulls itself forward through the line, and the pressure at the nozzle stays constant however long the hose is, so it cleans faster and more evenly than mechanical rodding.
A triplex plunger pump (imported Pratissoli or equivalent), driven through a full torque split shaft PTO fitted between the vehicle gearbox and differential, delivers 260 LPM at 150 bar from the 8000 litre water tank to a 25 mm x 60 m jetting hose. The hose is thermoplastic, rated for 170 bar working pressure and 400 bar minimum bursting pressure, and is wound and unwound by a hydraulic hose reel with a stainless steel rotary joint. A hand gun with a 10 m washing hose is provided for lateral cleaning. A 3-way valve for each hose, a pressure gauge and a hose reel control lever are on the control panel.
Two nozzles are supplied as standard. The conical head nozzle (front and rear holes) is the general-purpose choice: it balances forward penetration with enough rear thrust to pull the hose along the line. The round head nozzle (front and rear holes) trades some penetration for a wider spray, which is better for flushing loosened debris back out.
Penetrator nozzles for grease plugs and tough blockages, root cutter nozzles, flusher or descaling nozzles for hardened scale, and rotating nozzles for 360 degree wall cleaning can also be supplied.
The MJ-8000 carries 8000 litres of water on a 16 ton GVW BS VI chassis. Its 260 LPM at 150 bar jetting pump drives a 25 mm x 60 m hose to clean lines about 750 to 1500 mm (30 to 60 in) in diameter. For the complete specification, including pump, hose reel, hydraulic system and accessories, request it below and we will email it to you with photographs.
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The MJ-8000 is a high pressure jetting machine for de-choking and desilting sewer and drain lines. High pressure water breaks up the blockage and flushes the debris out of the line.
The MJ-8000 suits sewer and drain lines about 750 to 1500 mm (30 to 60 in) in diameter.
The MJ-8000 has a triplex plunger jetting pump (imported Pratissoli or equivalent) delivering 260 LPM at 150 bar, driven through a full torque split shaft PTO. The jetting hose is 25 mm x 60 m, thermoplastic, rated for 170 bar working pressure and 400 bar minimum bursting pressure.
The MJ-8000 has a 8000 litre mild steel water tank (5 mm, IS:2062) on a 16 ton GVW BS VI chassis.
Conical head and round head nozzles, both with front and rear holes, are standard. Penetrator, root cutter, descaling and rotating nozzles can be supplied for specialised jobs.
Yes. An inspection camera can be offered as an option. It is fitted in place of the nozzle to give a live colour view down the line as the hose is fed in, with recording so you can document the condition of the line before and after cleaning.
A hose counter is available as an option, either a mechanical meter-wheel counter or a digital footage counter, to track how much hose has been fed into the line.
The MJ-8000 has an 8000 litre tank on a 16 ton GVW chassis and a 260 LPM / 150 bar pump, against a 6000 litre tank on a 12 ton GVW chassis and a 226 LPM / 150 bar pump on the MJ-6000. Both use a 25 mm x 60 m hose, and the MJ-8000 suits the largest lines.
