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Strong interest in Water Jetting Show prompts rebooking decision by WJA
The positive response to WJA Trade Show 2025 – which includes Drain Trader agreeing to be an event sponsor – has prompted the Water Jetting Association to commit to hosting the event in 2026 as well.
The exhibition, which is free to attend, returns to StoneX Stadium, home of Premiership rugby giants Saracens in Hendon, North London, on Thursday 11th September after a successful inaugural exhibition in 2024.
This year’s event is even bigger and better, with more stands and two large external display areas. Most stands have been taken, though good spots remain, and event organisers are in discussions with potential exhibitors.
Ticket bookings are also strong. These are reasons why, at its meeting last month, the WJA Board agreed to host WJA Trade Show at the StoneX Stadium in 2026, too.
WJA Chairman Lee O’Callaghan said: “Given the vital role of water jetting in the drainage and wastewater management industries, WJA Trade Show 2025 is a must- attend event for contractors, suppliers and service customers.
“We’re delighted to confirm the exhibition will return to the StoneX Stadium next year. Exhibitors and visitors can be confident that WJA Trade Show is carving out an important place in the drainage industry’s events calendar.
“We’re also very pleased that Drain Trader magazine has agreed to be one of our four event sponsors, alongside Veolia, TST Sweden, and Howden Insurance. Britain’s drainage magazine knows the importance of water jetting to the industry, and we very much appreciate its support.”
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Drain Trader owner and publisher Simon Beverley-Smith said: “As the member organisation for the water jetting industry, the WJA has always been a champion for high standards in the drainage industry.
“WJA Trade Show 2025 will bring together contractors, suppliers and other industry professionals to provide new commercial opportunities, showcase innovation, and share ideas. Drain Trader is very pleased to be part of such an important event.”
The exhibition, the only UK event of its kind dedicated to water jetting, will showcase a wide range of specialist equipment, including drainage vehicles, pumps and accessories, used by drainage and wastewater service companies.
Drainage contractors of all sizes looking to expand and strengthen their services will find all the products and expert advice they need at WJA Trade Show 2025, says the Water Jetting Association.
Exhibitors include specialist drainage vehicle manufacturers Bucher Municipal, Rioned and ROM. AQ-Rent will also be showcasing one of its latest powerful KOKS vacuumation trucks.
Van pack and drainage jetting pump systems manufacturers at WJA Trade Show 2025 will include Superjet, Jetter
Conversions and Flowplant, which will be launching three new pumps at the event.
Water jetting accessories specialists represented include nozzle manufacturers Fluid Water Jetting and TV Jäger, hose assembly suppliers Abdex, and drainage supplies specialist GK&N Spares. Meanwhile, iTouch Systems will be showcasing its CCTV surveying equipment and software solutions.
WJA Director Leanne Smith said: “Any drainage contractors looking to expand their businesses over the next 12 months, or develop new services, will find it useful to come to WJA Trade Show 2025. A lot of the equipment and expertise they’re interested in will be on display.
“We’re also pleased that service support companies, like Howden Insurance, which has particular expertise in providing cover for drainage contractors, are also exhibiting
“The WJA’s technical team will also be available to provide advice about latest developments of our codes of practice and our accredited training programme.”
StoneX Stadium is just five minutes from Junction 2 of the M1, and visitors will have free onsite parking right next to the exhibition venue.
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