Who Makes The X-Jet?

[Rapid HotClean]

Do they have a website?

 

[Russ Johnson]

http://www.xterior.com/XJetNozzle.html

But they are for sale through several outlets, including us.

 

[Rapid HotClean]

http://www.xterior.com/XJetNozzle.html

But they are for sale through several outlets, including us.

Thanks Russ. I already have one, but have a couple of technical questions. I'll call them and report back in this thread.

 

[Rapid HotClean]

Thanks Russ. I already have one, but have a couple of technical questions. I'll call them and report back in this thread.

X-Jets come with a 12' draw hose, which is too short. Chris Dubbs experimented and found that it would pull the prescribed proportioner chem ratio to a horizontal length of 30'. When I talked to the manufacturer they verified that was correct.

What I wanted to know was how many feet vertical. Mfg. said 10'.

 

[Christopher]

You can go further than that horizontal, been there and done that, then went right back to downstreaming.

I do use the X-jet once every 2 years or so for some special projects.

 

[Chris Dubbs]

So if your six foot tall with a 3 foot reach you can only use a 1' wand?


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[Rapid HotClean]

So if your six foot tall with a 3 foot reach you can only use a 1' wand?


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Ha, Ha, Ha...Good point Chris. Guess it's good for me that I'm only 3'-6"!

 

[Chris Dubbs]

Ha, Ha, Ha...Good point Chris. Guess it's good for me that I'm only 3'-6"!

Lol. I will have to play around with that and see when the draw stops. So far I haven't had a issue and I'm 6'3" with 3' reach but only add the X-jet to the gun with no wand making it about 10'


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[Lenny Schrecengost]

We have used the x-jet on a ladder. If it does not want to draw, just lower the wand to start it drawing the raise it up to work.