The Warthog nozzle (previously known as Blizzard) is one of the best known and most popular nozzles in the industry. It easily removes grease and ice, cuts roots and deals with all other kinds of stubborn blockages. The Warthog is hydraulically braked, creating a very powerful jet for unclogging, cleaning or descaling. The Warthog is suitable for different pipe diameters with a range of accessories that centralise the nozzle in the pipe.

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The RioCom is now a common sight in the UK’s inner cities. Its compact dimensions, versatility and powerful suction and jetting pumps have made this 7.5t sewer-cleaning combination unit an absolute success with large and small drainage contractors. In the UK, this category of tanker is often referred to as a "single resolution vehicle"; in that it is able to complete both suction and jetting tasks in a single visit. With a tank capacity of 3,000 liters, the RioCom can be used for a wide variety of sewer jobs.

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As the world-leading manufacturer of drain cleaning equipment, we are proud of our reputation for innovation, performance and reliability. Our jetting machines are popular throughout the world with drainage contractors and utility companies and we’re confident that once you try our equipment there will be in no doubt that Rioned is the best choice.

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It’s a tough time for businesses across the UK with drainage contractors also feeling the pinch due to operating restrictions, business closures and difficulties sourcing equipment. For Southern Energy Solutions, specially arranged finance rates have helped to get their new drainage division up and running.Continue reading »

The COVID-19 pandemic has a massive impact—also on the global environmental technology industry. Messe München conducted a survey among the IFAT exhibitors, revealing that most respondents are against holding IFAT from September 7 to 11, 2020. Hence, IFAT at the planned time would be unacceptable—not only for Messe München but also for the trade fair participants.

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Scottish Water’s Highland region recently took delivery of four new 7.5t RioCom jet vac combination units to operate as part of its Sewer Response Team fleet. The new vehicles will be used to undertake work in a single visit, where previously a jetting van and a vactor would have been required. Three of the units will serve remote areas of the Highlands while the other will be based in Orkney.Continue reading »