Description
Dura Auto-Batch Direct Injection System - FRAME ONLY. The mounting frame for the Dura Auto-Batch Direct Injection system, which works by direct injecting herbicides into the carrier flow while filling the sprayer. The Direct Injection system is the lowest-cost automated sprayer filling system on the market: all herbicides are direct injected simultaneously, a 1,000-gallon batch fills in less than 5-1/2 minutes with 2" plumbing, and sprayer load time is reduced by up to 80%. It reduces operator error and herbicide exposure, provides recirculation for maximum chemical performance, accurately dispenses repeatable batches, and eliminates cross contamination. This listing is the FRAME ONLY - pumps, meters, manifolds and plumbing kits are ordered separately (complete plumbed systems available as DPAB-DI2V-12 / DPAB-DI2E-12 / DPAB-DI3V-12 / DPAB-DI3E-12 in 12V, and 110V versions).
Specifications:
- Complete System Part Numbers: DPAB-DI2V-12 (2" 12V Viton), DPAB-DI2E-12 (2" 12V EPDM), DPAB-DI3V-12 (3" 12V Viton), DPAB-DI3E-12 (3" 12V EPDM); 110V versions also available
- Features: Direct injects herbicides into carrier flow; recirculation maximizes chemical performance; repeatable batching; eliminates cross contamination; reduces operator chemical exposure
- Fill Performance: 1,000 gallon batch in less than 5.5 minutes with 2" plumbing
- Includes: Mounting frame for direct injection system (pumps, meters, plumbing sold separately)
- Load Time Reduction: Up to 80%
- Manufacturer: Dura Products, Inc., Arcadia, IN 46030, (317) 984-4003
- Operation: Turn meter screen on, press Auto, set amount, press Start - pump dispenses and shuts off automatically
- Plumbing Options: 2" or 3" plumbing
- Product: Dura Auto-Batch Direct Injection System - frame only
- Pump Count: 1-4 pumps can be ordered (use selection charts at duraproducts.com)
Documents: Product Manual (PDF)
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