


Hydra-Flex RIP SAWDesigned and engineered for the rugged Hydro Excavation industry. Ripsaw blasts a 0 straight water stream at up to 3,200 PSI while rotating at an optimal speed to provide an 18 cone of coverage 1,000 PSI minimum 3,200 PSI maximum 180F. maximum Housing material: stainless steel Cover material: Urethane (Non conductive) HD has heavy duty urethane coating Nozzle tip: tungsten carbide 1 2" FPT inlet
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