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Zebra Fill-Station™
Automates Solution Delivery Requirements to Reduce Costs

Applications

  • Metalworking fluid, detergents, and other industrial fluids
  • Monitor concentrate level, central tank, or sump level(s)
  • Flow Capacities: 7-25 gpm (26-100 lpm)
  • Mixing Ranges: .05-33%
  • Delivery of mixed fluid to 800' laterally, 20' vertically

Standard System Features

  • 7gpm (26 lpm) Proportioning Pump, 1.4-12.3% mixing range, for concentrates having 6-10 pH
  • 20µ water filter
  • 70 psi water limiter
  • Concentrate container low level probe
  • PLC control (expandable for future upgrade capability)
  • Indicator lights indicate run mode, concentrate low, or shut down mode due to lack of concentrate

Custom Options

  • Proportioning Pump to suit your concentrate type, desired flow rate, and mixing range
  • PLC interface to control low and/or high levels of a central tank or individual sump(s)
  • Audio warnings for operating mode and/or all monitored levels
  • Sump Level Regulator™ also available

How It Works

  • The system mixes your water-soluble concentrate accurately by utilizing Zebra's Proportioning Pump
  • A level sensing probe monitors the high and low levels of the central tank or individual sump(s), activating the pump to maintain the proper fluid level(s). The low level of the concentrate container is also monitored to prevent straight water delivery.
  • Light indicators and/or audio alarms on the control panel indicate current operating mode of the system
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METALWORKING PRODUCTS
MANAGING WATER HARDNESS
MANAGING CONCENTRATION
MANAGING pH
MANAGING TRAMP OIL
MANAGING CHIPS

PARTS WASHER PRODUCTS

AIR COMPRESSOR PRODUCTS
 
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