A dose of precision engineering from KGN Pillinger

05 March, 2014

KGN Pillinger, well known for their range of bespoke water pumping equipment, and more recently the development of stainless steel fabricated products, has launched a range of chemical dosing pots.

Dosing Pots are required to feed liquid chemicals such as glycol to prevent freezing or corrosion inhibitors into closed systems — often used in kitchens, washrooms and heating systems. A measured amount of chemical is fed into the system to remove unwanted elements. Various sizes are available. With a working pressure of 8 bar and test pressure to 14 bar they will certainly mix well in the KGN range.

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