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Soft Wash Mixing Metering Block ProTool

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5 port manifold, 3 for input 1 for output and 1 for re-circulation for larger systems
Metering valves for full control over Water, SH and Surfactant
3/4 in plumbing and manifold for MAX flow
Assembled, ready to install as a DIY Soft Wash setup in your truck, trailer or van
SS hose barbs and fittings

Item #: 150-0454 UPC : 00669893061965 MPN : Metering-Block-W

$385.90

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Soft Wash Metering Valve System

Soft Wash Metering Valve Mixing Manifold Block:

High Flow 13gpm with Precision Control for Professional Soft Washing

This is a fully assembled ready to install in your Softwash Sprayer system and is used in your to perform the chemical blending for Softwashing as a DIY installation, Use with your existing pumps, P36 or P40 Comet Pumps or the AR45 Series to add precision mixing to your system.

The Stainless Steel barbs offer up to 50% more flow that Poly barbs in the same hose sizes, this allows the ProTool Manifold to easily handle flows to 13 gallons per minute. The Output Barb can be swapped out for an available 1In barb to allow easy attachment to P40, AR and AIR operated pumps.

Elevate your soft washing capabilities with our advanced Metering Valve Mixing Manifold Block , designed to give you unparalleled control over your cleaning solutions. This state-of-the-art system is engineered for professionals who demand accuracy, consistency, and efficiency in their cleaning processes.

Ultimate Precision with ProTool Mixing Valves

At the heart of our Metering Valve Mixing Manifold Block are the ProTool Mixing Valves.

Provides plenty of flow and proportional blending of the chemicals for gar powered diaphragm pumps tested at > 9 GPM+ flow

These valves are integral to achieving the perfect balance of Water, SH (Sodium Hypochlorite), and Surfactant, ensuring your cleaning solutions are mixed to perfection every time.

Key Features:

Full Control Over Chemical Mixing: Tailor your mix to the task at hand with complete control over Water, SH, and Surfactant ratios. Whether you're tackling tough stains or delicate surfaces, our system provides the flexibility you need.
Optimized for Maximum Flow: With 3/4 inch output plumbing and 3/4" manifold size, this metering valve system is designed for maximum flow, rated to 13 GPM delivery to support the large flow diaphragm pumps ensuring your operations are as efficient as possible.
Versatile Connection Points: 5 ports total, one for SH, water, surfactant, mix output and a re-circulation port for gas pump configurations. Stainless Steel bars and connectors with a 3/8" barb for surfactant and/or masking agent, and a 3/4" barb for Water inlet, SH inlet , and Mix output, our system offers the flow and the versatility your projects require.
Return Line Capable: There is an 3/4in additional port in the manifold for use with a Pumps that requires a regulator return line. This ships with the port plugged with a 3/4in plug
DIY Installation Ready: Arriving fully assembled and ready for installation, this system is perfect for DIY enthusiasts looking to upgrade their truck, trailer, or van setup. Designed for easy integration, you can have your system up and running in no time.

Professional Grade for Effective Cleaning

The inclusion of the ProTool Mixing valves, enhances this system's precision, offering precise control over your chemical flow.

For professional cleaners seeking to optimize their soft wash systems, our Metering Valve Mixing Manifold Block offers the precision, flexibility, and efficiency needed to tackle any job. With its robust construction, precise control, and easy installation, it's an indispensable tool for achieving the best cleaning results without compromising on surface safety.

Why Choose Our Metering Valve Mixing Manifold Block ?

Upgrade to the Soft Wash Metering Valve Mixing manifold Block and transform your cleaning process with the ultimate in chemical mixing precision and flow control.

Included a Return Port for Pumps with Regulator return lines

Indluded Mounting Bracket offers versatility in mounting positions and access.

Mounting Bracket shown attached to the metering block

Stainless Steel connections, barbs flow better than Poly barbs and are long lasting

Mounting Brack shown attached to netter block (back side)

Mixing Setup - Metering Initial Setup

There is no exact science to where the valves are going to be set for your spraying needs. This will get you close to start and you will need to tune to your needs. The goal is to use as little sH and Surfactant as possible and still get a fast complete and well spread out spray that sticks to the surface from the wand.

The ratio is based upon the difference of the flow allowed by each of the metering valves, Water, SH Sodium Hypochlorite

the strength of the SH (12.5%, 10% Pool Bleach and 6% Retail Store Bleach in a bottle)

Adjust the Surfactant to use as little as possible,

but still see the sudsing action and mix spreading action on the sprayed surface

When using 12.5% Sodium Hypochlorite

For a 6% hot SH Mix, for very bad roof mold

The Water Valve is set to 10
The Bleach Valve is set to 10
The Surfactant is set t0 1 to 2

When Targeting a 3% sH mix using 12.5%

The settings will be similar to this:

The Water Valve is set to 10
The Bleach Valve is set to 4
The Surfactant is set t0 1 to 2

When targeting siding, fences, decks and other building surfaces a 1% to 2% mix is appropriate

Start with these settings to Target a 1.5% mix

The Water Valve is set to 10
The Bleach Valve is set to 2
The Surfactant is set t0 1 to 2

Note: These settings are not exact but a good starting point.

As the SH ages it will lose potency, so older bleach, pool bleach that will cause you toi increase the SH numbers

Note on Using store bought bleach

6% Retail Bleach or stale 12.5% SH or Stale 10% Pool Bleach where the contents have degraded to less potency.

If you are at 10 on the bleach and 10 on the water and feel you need a stronger mix review below

This can easily happen with store bought beach that was on the shelf for 6 months...

Turn the water down from 10 to 6 and see how the strength looks when spraying. Are you getting the browning action you wated...

You can continue to turn the Water down until you get a good browning and clean rinse.

Watch the mix spread out on the surface

if the mold is browning nicely (dying) and is rinsing clean

you want to use just enough to get a good clean, but not waste the SH.

So with good browning and a clean rinse you have enough SH in the mix,

You can adjust the SH down until the browning is slower than you would

like and then adjust back up for a good browning action.

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