Potable water dosing
Chlorine or another disinfectant into a drinking-water line or tank, with a measured stroke.
Dosing systems
The skid, the pump and the tank that put the chemical in at the right rate. Built for the chemical, not adapted from a spare pump.
Dosing skids
Pumps, tanks and stirrers on one frame, for potable water, pools, cooling, chilled water and hot water.
Pool dosing
Sanitiser and pH into a pool circuit, paced to the bather load.
Cooling tower dosing
Inhibitor and biocide on a tower, with the interlocks a live circuit needs.
Chilled water dosing
A closed-loop dose for corrosion inhibitor, where the water does not leave the building.
Hot water dosing
Treatment for heating and hot-water circuits, including an oxygen scavenger where the boiler needs it.
Desalination post-treatment
Remineralisation and post-disinfection so RO product water is stable before it reaches the network.
Desalination post-treatment
Lime, minerals or pH correction after RO, so the product water is stable.
Bottled water remineralisation
A skid that puts the minerals back after the membrane, to a recipe.
Chemical dosing sets
Chlorine, hydrazine, fluoride, antiscalant, polymer preparation, pH and coagulant dosing.
Chlorine, hydrazine and fluoride dosing
Separate, contained dosing for chemicals you do not want mixed in one tank.
Polymer preparation
Wets, ages and doses polymer so the flocculant arrives at the process ready.
Antiscalant dosing
A small, accurate dose ahead of a membrane. Too much is waste. Too little is scale.
Coagulant dosing
For clarifiers and filters that need a coagulant paced to the incoming turbidity.
pH correction skid
Acid or caustic, controlled from a probe, not from a timer alone.
Pool control
Automatic control of pH and disinfectant, so the pool stays in range without hourly hand adjustment.
Automatic pool control
Automatic control of sanitiser and pH, so the pool does not swing between visits.
Pumps, stirrers and tanks
The parts around a dosing point, supplied on their own when you already have the rest.
Dosing pumps
The pump itself: stroke, pressure and material chosen for the chemical.
Chemical tanks
Bunded tanks with the fittings a dosing set needs: suction, drain and level.
Electric stirrers
For chemicals that settle, or that have to be made up from powder.
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