DCM is a family of dosing machines that are studied and developed to satisfy the dosing needs of a very wide range of continuous process machines. As a consequence of that the DCM structure can be different one from another, as well as the type of its components, but they all have one thing in common: the working principle that assures very high precision dosing, as flexible as machine characteristics require.

DCM

The core of the DCM is composed by a set of pumps, one for each product managed by the dosing machine, whose flow is continuously metered, controlled and automatically adjusted, in order to perform a very precise dosing, in terms of quantity and proportion of one products with the others. The required products are dosed either with a continuous flow or with pre-set quantities in a given interval of time.

All dosing operations are managed by a SATE multitasking industrial computer that controls all machine functions, while executes a continuous check of the operations as well as a diagnostics routine. Dosing instructions can be imparted either by means of its keyboard or through a PC dedicated to the management, recording and remote control of dosing operations. The computer stores the recipes and controls the dosing operations according to the selected recipe.

The dosing machines "DCM" utilize inverter driven pumps which also have a suction function; this eliminates many restrictions in the positioning of the chemical tanks, i. e. oblige the positioning of the tanks on a structure over the dosing station.