Abstract: A vacuum head apparatus for cleaning pipe interiors includes a tubular body defining a longitudinal axis and having a proximal end, a distal end, and a central passage extending therebetween for debris flow. A plurality of circumferential fins extend radially outward from the tubular body exterior surface in spaced relation along the longitudinal axis. An intake opening at the distal end defines an intake plane oriented at a non-perpendicular angle relative to the longitudinal axis. The circumferential fins are configured to sealingly engage an interior surface of a pipe during cleaning operations. In certain embodiments, the tubular body is flexible and radially compressible to accommodate varying pipe diameters. In operation, the vacuum head is inserted into a pipe, vacuum pressure is applied, and the apparatus is advanced through the pipe while maintaining sealing engagement and extracting debris through the intake opening.

Abstract: A drain servicing assembly including: an outer housing; an inner containment member, wherein the inner containment member is rotatable proximate a centralized axis; a motor and/or drill secured to the inner containment member; a shaft sub-assembly in communication with the motor and/or drill that includes an outer sheath and a flexible inner shaft that is rotatable independently of the outer sheath; and a guide, wherein the guide enables a user to extract and/or retract the shaft sub-assembly.

Abstract: A drain cleaning apparatus is described that uses a FlexShaft type drain cleaning cable. The drain cleaning apparatus includes a drum housing, a rotatable cable carrier mounted within an interior of the drum housing and a transmission assembly for transferring rotary power to an end of a FlexShaft cable residing in the interior of the drum housing. Also described are systems using these apparatuses in combination with a rotary power source such as a drill. In addition, various methods of use are described.

Abstract: A drain cleaning apparatus is described that uses a FlexShaft type drain cleaning cable. The drain cleaning apparatus includes a drum housing, a rotatable cable carrier mounted within an interior of the drum housing and a transmission assembly for transferring rotary power to an end of a FlexShaft cable residing in the interior of the drum housing. Also described are systems using these apparatuses in combination with a rotary power source such as a drill. In addition, various methods of use are described.

Abstract: A drain servicing assembly including: an outer housing; an inner containment member, wherein the inner containment member is rotatable proximate a centralized axis; a motor and/or drill secured to the inner containment member; a shaft sub-assembly in communication with the motor and/or drill that includes an outer sheath and a flexible inner shaft that is rotatable independently of the outer sheath; and a guide, wherein the guide enables a user to extract and/or retract the shaft sub-assembly.