Titan 12 inch Electric Reel with 1/2 inch Manifold
$785
In stock in Lewisberry
ShipsUPS or USPS from Lewisberry, PA — live rates at checkout. Or pick up at the counter.
- Brand
- Titan
ShippingShips from Lewisberry, PA — most parcel orders in by 2 pm go out the same day. Will-call pickup available. How shipping works ServiceWe repair what we sell — burner, pump and parts work in-house.
Not sure?Call (717) 822-0660 and describe the job. We will tell you if this is the wrong machine.
What it's for
Match the manifold to your line — half-inch for most soft wash and pressure work, one-inch on high-flow setups where a half-inch manifold becomes the restriction.
In stock in Lewisberry. We can plumb it into an existing rig if you would rather not.
What we see on the bench
- Small footprint, powered retractA 12 inch electric reel tucks into a van or the corner of a pickup bed where an 18 inch unit will not fit, and still winds the hose at the touch of a button. It is the reel for compact rigs that run a short working run of hose.
- The soft wash favoriteBecause soft wash work is more about length of hose than high flow, the compact 12 inch reel shows up on a lot of house and roof wash routes. It holds a soft wash hose cleanly and keeps the low-pressure side of the setup tidy.
- Match the hose to the reel capacityA reel that is packed too tightly fights the operator and damages fittings. Choose the hose length for the reel's capacity — we stock soft wash and pressure hose tested against these reels so the wrap is right the first time.
Questions buyers ask
- Is a 12 inch reel enough for pressure washing?
- It depends on how much hose you need in the working day. A 12 inch electric reel holds a short commercial run and retracts it quickly — ideal for vans and compact rigs. If your rig runs 50+ feet coil after coil, step up to the 18 inch unit for the extra capacity.
- Can I run soft wash hose on it?
- Yes — it pairs with our soft wash hose for house and roof routes. Match the hose length to the reel so it does not over-pack, and use a swivel that suits a low-pressure line.