
Water-Powered / Proportional Chemical Injection System
Chemical compatibility is documented for Water/Aqueous. Documented models include Dosatron D07 and Dosatron D132. Send James the fluid, concentration, temperature and flow for a free spec review.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can Water-Powered / Proportional Chemical Injection System handle Water/Aqueous?
Water-Powered / Proportional Chemical Injection System has documented compatibility with Water/Aqueous Materials to confirm: Polyethylene chemical tank, NSF-certified control valve and tank (AXEON XP-Series), Peristaltic tube (extended tube life claimed), UV-rated components, Self-cleaning polypropylene (Dosatron Venturi). Specific chemicals include hydrogen peroxide, chlorine, potassium permanganate, soda ash, caustic soda, polyphosphates, antiscalant, chlorine dioxide, peracetic acid.
How do I specify Water-Powered / Proportional Chemical Injection System for my application?
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