01 Intended use
For outdoor discharge with consideration of wastewater volume, gasoline power is convenient for mobile operations; the entire machine and single gun conditions are separately confirmed, and multi-gun output is not calculated.
This machine is more suitable for outdoor pipeline flushing requiring attention to wastewater volume, with 55 L/min total flow rate combined with water supply and drainage judgment, and gasoline power is convenient for transferring to maintenance points.
For outdoor discharge with consideration of wastewater volume, gasoline power is convenient for mobile operations; the entire machine and single gun conditions are separately confirmed, and multi-gun output is not calculated.
150 bar (15 MPa)combined with the machine's 55 L/min water flow highlights the value of selecting the appropriate flushing and drainage capacity; the machine's total flow is not directly equivalent to the single nozzle flow.
Gasoline main unit and working hose are configured according to the pipeline task; standard single gun and optional flushing, rotating head, etc., attachments are checked separately against the order
View the model's appearance and operation; discuss configuration against actual site conditions.
Provide cleaning tasks, site conditions and frequency to confirm suitable configuration.
Enquire about this modelAround 55 L/min total system flow; the system should be selected separately for whole machine and single gun conditions. First find the closest task, then judge based on site conditions.
Sand, continuous water source, and downstream discharge
Check together the on-site conditions →02Fuel supply, well spacing, and hose routing.
Check together the on-site conditions →03Single gun operation, material, and nozzle.
Check together the on-site conditions →04Interface, nozzle, and adapter working conditions.
Check together the on-site conditions →When choosing J-1555L, consider the actual pipeline and the following issues together to avoid comparing only one parameter.
55 L/min overall machine record and historical single gun record should be interpreted separately, and should not be directly subtracted or calculated for multiple people working in parallel.
First consider the water source, collection, and disposal, not just the loosening process.
Select according to actual pipeline or auxiliary cleaning tasks, and check each interface and operating conditions individually.
55 L/min total flow; the system should be selected separately for the full machine and single gun configurations. The specific configuration still needs to be combined with the machine's documentation, pipeline conditions, and trial operation confirmation.
Sand, continuous water source, and downstream discharge
Fuel supply, well spacing, and hose routing.
Single gun operation, material, and nozzle.
Interface, nozzle, and adapter working conditions.
| Field or task | Configuration and conditions of interest | J-1555L Selection Judgment |
|---|---|---|
| Sediment removal tasks | Sand, continuous water source, and downstream discharge | First, prepare the water supply and waste collection, then proceed with the pipeline advancement and retraction according to the pipeline organization. |
| Outdoor maintenance points | Fuel supply, well spacing, and hose routing. | Arrange the transition, water replenishment, and waste removal together, not only recording the time of firing. |
| Single gun auxiliary cleaning | Single gun operation, material, and nozzle. | The entire machine 55 L/min cannot be directly used as a single gun output; historical operating conditions need to be confirmed separately. |
| Optional accessories: pipe jetter, hose feed and retrieval, filter element, clear width, Jinjie, Wanshenglong. | Interface, nozzle, and adapter working conditions. | Discharge, scrubbing plate, and rotating head should be configured according to tasks and orders; they should not be considered as standard configurations based on images. |
| Clean pipe diameter and inlet | Clear pipe bore, pipe material, narrowest access point and bends | Provide dimensions or a pipeline diagram to determine whether the nozzle and working pipe can enter, bend, and safely retrieve. |
| Pipe length and segment division. | Two well spacing, elbow count, and available working hose length | Separate the length of the work hose from the actual reachable distance; first evaluate the segment plan for long lines or complex bends. |
Use the existing scenario diagram for this model. Specific configurations and On-site conditions can Be discussed together with photos

First, prepare the water supply and waste collection, then proceed with the pipeline advancement and retraction according to the pipeline organization.

Outdoor site arrangement: first confirm fuel, water supply, cleaning materials, and nozzles, and separate pipe tasks from surface rinsing.

Arrange tasks and orders to confirm attachments, nozzles, and compatible operating conditions; do not consider display images as standard or multi-person multi-gun capability.
Pressure indication, overall flow, and power should be compared; working pressure, maximum pressure, and allowable operating conditions also need to be verified against the corresponding technical data.
150bar(15MPa)
55L/min
Petrol power
| Product model | J-1555L |
|---|---|
| Pressure indication | 150bar(15MPa) |
| Overall flow rate indication | 55L/min |
| Power type | Petrol power |
| High-pressure hose length | 30m |
Flow rate is not a guarantee for the diameter or distance of the pipe that can be cleared. Actual progress, flushing, and operation time are also affected by the pipeline, nozzle, water supply, and blockages.
The overall 55 L/min and the historical single gun 35 L/min are different records; the single gun conditions still need to be clarified, and the multi-gun output cannot be inferred.

The left figure shows the overall appearance of this model, with six items indicating functional descriptions; do not misrepresent general descriptions as internal structure diagrams.
Park the main unit according to the outdoor point arrangement and move it for transfer, leaving space for the hose entry and exit and on-site passage.
The gasoline-powered model is convenient for moving between locations without fixed power sources; water supply, fuel, and exhaust conditions should be implemented simultaneously.
A machine flow rate of 55 L/min needs a continuous water supply. Check the pump type and allowable operating conditions in the documentation for the machine.
Retain the used nozzles, pipelines, and single-gun operating conditions; inspect the pipeline for wear and connections, and do not replace different-sized attachments based on the entire machine's flow rate.
Select an appropriate nozzle based on the pipe material, blockage type, and inlet; arrange the advancement, retraction, and direction of the waste together.
Rolling, retrieving, and parking the hose according to the machine's configuration, record the condition of the working hose and fittings after cleaning.
Look at the direction of clean water flow and waste matter, then determine how to coordinate with your pipeline. This is a general jetting process explanation. Specific operations are carried out according to the machine's manual and training.
The gasoline engine drives the pump unit, which pressurizes the incoming water and sends it to the working hose. The main unit is arranged in an open outdoor area, with fuel and continuous water supply prepared.
The water is delivered to the jetting nozzle via the work hose; the length, bend, and connection conditions affect the end conditions, and the hose length is not equal to the effective jetting distance.
The overall water flow is matched separately with each nozzle and is not determined by the total flow rate for each nozzle or multi-gun output.
Continuous flushing and discharge require synchronized scheduling of water source, downstream discharge, and waste collection, combined with segmented treatment at inspection wells to avoid re-depositing waste downstream.
First, clarify the pipeline and waste, then match the working hose, jetting nozzle, and water supply and drainage. Whether the accessories are standard and their specific specifications are subject to the delivery list of this model.
150 bar (15 MPa) combined with the machine's 55 L/min water flow highlights the value of selecting the appropriate flushing and drainage capacity. The overall flow rate of the machine is not directly equivalent to the flow rate of a single nozzle. The pressure and diameter should be based on the specifications of this machine, and the maximum pressure cannot be considered as the continuous operating pressure.
Pipe diameter limits nozzle size and clearance. Assess pipe length together with bends and access points. The hose length in the machine specification alone does not establish how far a blockage can be cleared.
Distinguish between oil, loose sand, and hard objects blocking; select separately the internal spray nozzles and surface cleaning attachments, and check the hole size, interface, and pressure according to the specifications of this machine.
| What does the customer provide? | What needs to be matched | How to make a selection and judgment? |
|---|---|---|
| Clear pipe diameter, inlet, and elbow | Nozzle outer diameter, working pipe and connection form | Verify whether it can enter, turn, and retrieve, not only comparing the cleaning pressure. |
| Oil, sand, or other blockages | Nozzle spray form, pressure flow and pipe material resistance | First, distinguish between soft, removable debris that can be flushed and hard objects or blockages that require separate handling. |
| Total length of the pipeline and distance between the two wells. | Working hose length, hose winding and segment position. | The length is determined based on the actual delivery, combined with the end conditions, and no fixed effective distance is promised. |
| Pipe jetting or auxiliary surface cleaning. | Specialized pipe jetter nozzle or corresponding cleaning attachment | Two types of tasks should be checked separately against the interface, operating conditions, and delivery list; no conclusion can be drawn from the display images regarding the standard configuration. |


First, check the pipeline task, then compare the power and pressure ratings and water volume. Boundary models use task or power references, which do not necessarily mean the left or right model is smaller or larger.
| Comparison criteria | J-1535L → | J-1555L → | J-1575L → |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pressure indication | 150bar(15MPa) | 150bar(15MPa) | 150bar(15MPa) |
| Overall flow rate indication | 35L/min | 55L/min | 75L/min |
| Power type | Petrol power | Petrol power | Petrol power |
| What is the main focus of this product? | 35 L/min gasoline-powered solution, focusing on selection for outdoor branch lines and drainage ditch maintenance. | 55 L/min total flow; the entire machine and single gun operating conditions should be selected separately. | 75 L/min total water supply, prioritize continuous water supply and waste collection when selecting the machine. |
| Power and site arrangement | Open the outdoor area, fueling station, and dispersed points for transfer. | Open the outdoor area, fueling station, and dispersed points for transfer. | Open the outdoor area, fueling station, and dispersed points for transfer. |
| Tube and working attachment attention. | Operate the working attachment according to the machine's hose reel design, interface, and task configuration. | Operate the working attachment according to the machine's hose reel design, interface, and task configuration. | Operate the working attachment according to the machine's hose reel design, interface, and task configuration. |
Pressure diameter, flow test conditions, and specific configuration need to be confirmed separately; they should not be based on the highest numerical promise for applicable pipe diameter, distance, or shift output.
The task of flushing and discharging sediment should be considered as a specific task, and should be statistically recorded in four stages: preparation, operation, supply, and conclusion.
Record the operating conditions, working hours, and consumables separately for the pipeline flushing and single gun auxiliary cleaning, and do not mix calculate the costs of the two different flow rates.
Record the amount of gasoline, actual water used, wear and tear of the work hose and nozzle, daily maintenance, and waste disposal separately.
Compare the same pipeline, same completion requirements, and same cycle. Procurement costs and depreciation allocation are not added redundantly, and no preset savings ratio or payback period is assumed.
Specific steps, maintenance cycles, and disassembly requirements shall be followed according to the machine's manual and training, and the web is not to be used instead of the maintenance manual.
Sand, continuous water source, and downstream discharge are key points; re-evaluate after task changes, do not use the previous on-site conclusion.
Retain the used nozzles, pipelines, and single-gun operating conditions; inspect the pipeline for wear and connections, and do not replace different-sized attachments based on the entire machine's flow rate.
Record the type of pipe material, the type of blockage, and the type of nozzle used, and inspect for visible damage; the cleaning method should be carried out according to the machine's instructions.
Check and maintain the machine according to the gasoline power instructions. The maintenance cycle, fuel type, or electrical requirements cannot be applied to similar models.
Follow the machine training to organize the work hose, coil hose, and body, record abnormalities, and do not carry over unresolved faults into the next task.
Retain the model, configuration, operation time, and abnormal phenomena; after following the instructions to stop the machine, contact after-sales service, and do not attempt to disassemble the hose under pressure or modify the protection settings on your own.
Service scope, costs, and on-site arrangements are confirmed based on the actual project and agreement.
Check the equipment, configuration, and random documents together before delivery.
Combine the machine's working pipe, nozzle, and on-site conditions for understanding operations.
Bring the model number, pipeline conditions, and usage issues for communication.
Check the work hose, nozzle, fittings, and consumables against the machine version.
Service scope, costs, and arrival arrangements should be confirmed in advance.
Combine usage frequency, location, and actual agreement arrangements.
Bring in the specific pipeline conditions you are concerned about, and continue to communicate the specific configuration.
For outdoor discharge with significant wastewater volume, gasoline-powered units are convenient for mobility; the entire machine and single gun operation conditions should be confirmed separately, and multi-gun output is not calculated. Specific applicability still depends on the pipeline, blockage condition, and site conditions, and is not guaranteed by the model name.
150 bar (15 MPa) combined with 55 L/min water flow highlights the value of selecting the appropriate flushing and drainage capacity; the overall flow rate of the machine is not directly equivalent to the flow rate of a single nozzle. The indicated pressure, maximum pressure, and sustainable operating conditions should be separately verified, and the pressure value alone cannot guarantee that all blockages can be handled.
First, arrange the discharge of wastewater, loosen the collection and transportation of pollutants, and then organize the retrieval and relocation according to the well spacing, avoiding merely discharging the pollutants to the next section.
Gasoline internal combustion engines are not used in indoor or semi-enclosed spaces; even in open outdoor areas, exhaust, fuel, fire sources, water supply, and drainage must be arranged according to the instructions.
The total flow rate, historical single gun operating conditions, and split configuration need to be verified separately. Without providing the pump, piping, and nozzle operating conditions, we cannot guarantee multi-gun output or efficiency multiples.
List the continuous water supply, sediment, and wastewater collection conditions first, then compare the three whole machine water volumes and specific configurations; a single number cannot replace the on-site task judgment.
Keep the original manual and configuration sheet. Check the water source, working hose, nozzle, fittings, coiled hose, and power status according to the instructions. Do not use cycle, oil type, and disassembly information from other models.
First, follow the machine's instructions to shut down and handle the machine. Record the water supply, nozzle, pipeline, and any abnormal phenomena, then contact after-sales service. Do not disconnect the pipe without pressure, and do not adjust the safety valve setting on your own or force the pipeline to be sent.

First discuss the actual pipeline of sediment flushing tasks, then organize the silt, continuous water source, and downstream destination with daily work schedule together.
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Record the operating conditions, working hours, and consumables separately for the pipeline flushing and single gun auxiliary cleaning, and do not mix the costs of the two flow rates. Communicate with the site or arrange a test run if needed.