Groz Antifreeze Mixer Model Cmx/2 Venturi Style, Water Powered, 0-50% Mix Range

US $3200

Owatonna, Minnesota, United States
Nov 4th

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GROZ Antifreeze Mixer Model CMX/2, venturi style, water powered, 0-50% mix range Introducing the world's most advanced venturi mixers that are virtually maintenance free, highly accurate, and provide easy and fast adjustment. Groz Antifreeze Mixers use a rotary disc valve which is precision CNC machined from stainless steel. Other venturi coolant mixers are designed with either a needle valve or set of mixing jets. These designs can be time consuming to adjust, have too many parts, and/or are prone to blockage. The Groz Antifreeze Mixer's rotary disc valve is highly accurate, and their compact construction and minimal parts make these coolant mixers easy to install and highly reliable. Additionally, Groz made specific modifications on these mixers for Coolant Consultants, lengthening and switching the suction pipe from plastic to stainless steel. FEATURES: Lightweight aluminum body Driven by water pressure Full flow brass ball valve with 2 back flow preventers Variable adjustment of mixing ratio through a simple turn of the knob! Stainless steel pick up tube threaded directly into the mixer body 2" bung that fits directly on 55-gallon coolant drums 0-50% Mixing Percentage, 5.5 GPM NOTE: Mixing percentage achieved can be dependent on incoming water pressure 3/4" female garden hose brass swivel adapter included Wetted Components: Aluminum, stainless steel, brass, acetal, nitrile rubber Proportional mixers are used to properly mix concentrates with water producing working solutions and make-up solutions. Typical applications for proportional mixing pumps are coolants, cleaners, strippers, degreasers, fertilizers, and fungicides. Advantages of using proportional mixers are: · Save labor by mixing faster than by hand · Automatic models save even more by keeping containers full unattended · More accurate than hand mixing · Safer because less contact with concentrates · Lean coolant mixtures can cause excessive tool wear, corrosion on parts and machines, and increased bacteria growth · Rich coolant mixtures can cause sticky or slippery residues, operator irritation, and waste expensive concentrate · Lean cleaner mixtures won't perform as intended Venturi types use water passing over an orifice to create suction that draws the concentrate from the container and mixes it with the water. Concentration is controlled by changing orifice size. These units cannot operate with any back pressure, so they can only be used to fill a pail or nearby container. Accuracy is also affected by water pressure and concentrate level. Note: Plumbing codes in some areas may require a backflow preventer or other types of controls before the mixing system. Also, it is always recommended (and required for the warranty) to install a screen filter before the mixer.