A chemical dosing system is a method of dispensing a controlled quantity of concentrated cleaning chemical for dilution or direct use according to the product system.
Commercial dosing systems are commonly used where businesses repeatedly prepare cleaning solutions and want to improve consistency over the amount of chemical being used.
The exact method varies by system.
A dosing system may use:
The result is a measured amount of product prepared for a defined cleaning application.
Always use the system according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Potential benefits can include:
The actual benefit depends on the product, system, existing cleaning process and how accurately it is used.
Buying cleaning chemicals based only on container price can make it difficult to compare concentrated systems with conventional ready-to-use products.
For a dosing system, consider:
A controlled system may be useful where inconsistent manual dilution is causing unnecessary product use.
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Depending on the product range, dosing systems can be used in environments such as:
Depending on the system, concentrates may cover applications such as:
Not every product or cleaning task requires a dosing system.
Manual dilution requires a staff member to measure the correct quantity each time a cleaning solution is prepared.
This can work effectively when instructions are clear and followed consistently.
A controlled dosing system may be preferable where:
Jasco's current commercial range includes several dosing-system families, including:
These systems use different product formats and dispensing methods, so businesses should compare the applications available, equipment requirements and intended usage before selecting a system.
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Concentrated chemicals must be handled according to current manufacturer instructions and safety information.
Businesses should ensure staff understand:
No. It can reduce unnecessary chemical use where over-dosing or inconsistent dilution is occurring, but the financial result depends on the existing process, product price, dose and level of consumption.
No. Different systems use different dispensing methods. Some use installed dilution equipment, while others use controlled packaging or manual dosing mechanisms.
Controlled dispensing can reduce avoidable chemical overuse and may reduce packaging or storage volume when highly concentrated products are used.
Yes. Jasco's current range includes Kemsol Ultra Concentrate, Divermite, J-Fill Quattro and SmartDose systems.
Some systems include products intended for commercial food-service applications. Suitability should be confirmed for the exact product and cleaning task.
Browse Jasco's current dosing products or contact the team to discuss the systems available for commercial cleaning applications.
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