Agitation System - Base Model
The Base Agitation System within Hooker Pumps' cutting-edge Agitation Dispensing System is a versatile solution designed to revolutionize the liquid mixing and dispensing processes from IBC totes with precision and ease.
Convenience meets control with the Agitation Dispensing System, which utilizes an integrated lid containing a user-friendly display and a precise flow meter to dispense up to 21 gallons per minute (GPM). The innovative design of the brushless Hooker Pumps submersible pump features a dynamic mixing nozzle that whips around inside the IBC tote, ensuring thorough and efficient mixing. The submersible pump also features a low-profile screen to effectively extract all chemicals from a tote.
Operating the system is simple: Place the unit into the IBC tote, connect the power cord into a 12V DC power supply (AC to DC waterproof converters available). Users can easily choose between two different modes – Agitation or Dispense – on the controller to initiate the process.
Agitation Mode is used for agitation-only tasks, allowing the pump to run and agitate the liquid utilizing the integrated mixing nozzle for a set period of time. Users can easily adjust the 'default' timing of the Agitation Mode as needed within the settings and easily reset the system for another cycle while retaining your preferred settings within the memory.
Dispense Mode allows the user to control the desired rate and volume of liquid dispensed by the Agitation Dispensing System. The volume can be displayed in gallons or liters, and the flow meter can also be calibrated for different materials — providing flexibility and accuracy for diverse applications. While in Dispense Mode, the pump may be turned on to agitate the liquid but the system only starts dispensing and recording fluid volume and rate of flow on the flow meter once the user opens the nozzle. Simultaneously while fluid is dispensing, the agitation mixing nozzle continues to thoroughly mix inside the container until the liquid reaches the set volume mark (Ex. 40 gallons at a rate of 20 gallons per minute).