FlexShaft® Machines quickly and efficiently deliver wall-to-wall clean in 1 ¼" to 6" residential and commercial pipes up to 125'. These machines utilize powerful chain knockers that expand to the size of the pipe to quickly clear the entire circumference.  The machines work in conjunction with a full suite of accessories designed for clearing scale, grease, sludge, tree roots and soft blockages.

Designed with efficiency and cleanliness in mind, FlexShaft® machines allow for inspection cameras to remain in-pipe throughout the entire drain cleaning process for maximum efficiency. Watch as you clean saving you valuable time that was wasted pulling the drain cleaning machine out in order to run the camera down and vice versa. 

Since the cable spins inside a durable nylon sheath that is housed within a fully contained drum, there is less jobsite mess. The nylon sheath also allows for the cable to be easily wiped clean as it is pulled from the line.

The FlexShaft® Machines are purpose-built to be a portable, compact solution that can be easily transported from work vehicle to jobsite with minimal strain on the body. These machines are the perfect complement to the industry’s most complete line of professional drain cleaning tools. 

Standard, Carbide Tip and Penetrating Head Chain Knockers allow for cleaning a wide variety of pipe sizes and give FlexShaft® Machines the capability of clearing multiple types of blockages ranging from grease and wipes to tree roots and even descaling. Since the chains expand as the cable rotates at high speeds, the knockers allow for access through smaller cleanouts in pipes 1 1/4" to 6” pipes. ​ 

Nylon or Nylon/Steel Brushes are great for light cleaning, fragile surfaces, relining preparation, and spray coating applications and could also be used alongside of chain knockers for the ultimate wall-to-wall cleaning with the FlexShaft® Machines.  

Penetrating Heads can be attached with standard smooth chain knockers or brushes for use when carbide tipped chains are too aggressive. Ball Heads are designed for optimal in-pipe navigation in smaller lines while Drop Heads are designed to navigate down stacks in back-to-back applications.