A common question from operators is how Mixmate handles the traditional requirement of having the tank half-full of water before adding chemicals to ensure proper dilution and compatibility.
In a manual setup, you typically:
Fill the tank 50% full with carrier (water/nitrogen).
Add your chemicals one by one while agitating.
Finish filling the remaining 50% with carrier.
Mixmate achieves the same result—often more effectively—by using Inline Dilution. Instead of diluting the chemicals inside the sprayer tank, Mixmate dilutes them inside the hose on the way to the tank.
Constant Ratio: As the liquid flows, typically 50% to 70% of the volume in the hose is the carrier.
Immediate Mixing: Products are injected directly into this high-velocity carrier stream. They are diluted instantly before they ever reach the tank.
Compatibility: Because products are injected into a flowing stream of carrier, they rarely come into contact with each other in a concentrated form. This significantly reduces the risk of "jelling" or other compatibility issues seen in traditional mixing.
By starting multiple items at the same time, Mixmate ensures that every drop of chemical enters the tank already mixed with the correct proportion of water. You don't have to wait for the tank to reach a certain level before starting—the "safe zone" for dilution is created the moment the flow begins.