In this video we introduce a shaft carrier which is meant to prevent damage to customers' carpets, floors etc.

The shaft holder allows you to keep your flexible shaft coiled up neatly in your van, so you can store multiple shafts of different sizes easily. We also talk about the importance of keeping your shaft unwound when using it to unblock drains and descale pipes.

Our shaft carrier quickly became a part of many sewer cleaning tradesmen's standard plumbing equipment. It is lightweight and compact, so you can easily take it with you into an elevator, or transport it in a standard vehicle.

Flexible shaft carrier is available from:
European Union - https://zewer-tools.com/products
The rest of the world - https://plumber-tools.com/products

Few important things to remember:

Please be sure to lubricate your flexible shaft before the first use, and then check the lubrication every few weeks. This not only ensures the longevity of your shaft, but also makes it more efficient over longer distances. Our preference for lubricant is basic machine oil. Here is a video we made on how to lubricate your shaft:    • How to lubricate your flexible shaft ...  

Feel free to choose between a corded or a cordless drill, but make sure not to use the hammer action function on the drill because it can cause damage to your shaft.

With a flexible shaft you will be using less than 3% of the water you would need to get the same result with a hydro jetting machine. Imagine the amount of water you will save by using a flexible shaft.

0:00 Introducing the shaft holder
1:40 Maximum shaft length
2:18 Assembling the shaft holder

Important note: We manufacture our own brand of shafts, and by chance our clients started adapting them to their Ridgid K102 or K204 sewer cleaning machines. They also informed us that our flexible shafts are a bit more rigid than the Ridgid flexshafts. We do not claim that we have a replacement shaft for a Ridgid Flexshaft.