How To Operate Your DASH 6 Series Mixing System

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The DASH was developed to accomplish two primary objectives:
--Reduce fill times to keep the sprayer spraying.
--Keep chemicals separated to guarantee chemical efficacy.
The DASH automates chemical mixing and cleaning, reducing the possibility for human error, decreasing the time needed to fill a sprayer, and increasing overall sprayer productivity.
Design:
The DASH has two pumps; a high-volume water pump with a 13hp Honda motor rated at 430 GPM, and an air-diaphragm pump capable of 40 GPM used for auto rinsing and agitating dry products. Separate inductors allow operators to load multiple products in advance of a fresh sprayer load while maintaining chemical separation.
Once chemicals are loaded into their respective inductors and the sprayer is attached, the fill and rinse process can be operated from one central ground-level location beside the trailer.
fill process
With the DASH connected to the sprayer, chemicals can be delivered to the sprayer through the operation of centrally located, ground-level controls. Chemicals can be delivered to the sprayer individually by activating the control handle corresponding to their respective inductor. As the control handle is activated two valves are opened. One valve at the bottom of the inductor is opened unloading chemicals, under suction, into the main water stream. A second valve opens to activate the inductor rinse head, rinsing and unloading the inductor simultaneously. Each inductor can unload in approximately 15 seconds; including a rinse cycle that ensures complete chemical delivery and the elimination of chemical residue buildup.
Based on testing and customer feedback, the process of loading 4 different chemicals into a 1,200-gallon sprayer takes less than 4 minutes.