The Dosatron D6-26 GPM dosing pump is ideal for reliable and consistent dosing in greenhouse, horticultural, boom and industrial applications.
With its plug-and-play design, the D6 is easy to install, use and maintain. It features high-performance materials that offer superior reliability. An internal motor sleeve makes it easier to service and increases the life of wear parts within the unit. Utilizing an inlet injection technology, the unit will enhance the blending consistency and deliver an accurate dilution.
The D6 pump features a high-performance locking ring to prevent misalignment of the dosing setting. The dosing pump body has been designed to handle higher inlet pressures of up to 116 psi and increased flow rates of up to 26 GPM. The D6-26 GPM Dosatron unit replaces the D45-20 GPM injector.
Specifications
Connection Size: 1 1/4″ NPT
Unit Weight: 6 lbs
Dimensions: 25″ x 9″ x 8″
Flow: 0.44 to 26 GPM
Pressure: 4.3 to 116 PSI
Available Housing Materials: Polypropylene
Ratio Range: 1:500 to 1:50
Percentage Range: 0.2 to 2%
Included Accessories: 6’ clear suction tube, strainer, weight, mounting bracket and quick start guide
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What flow rate and injection range does the D6MZ2 operate at?
The D6MZ2 operates at up to 26 GPM, with an injection ratio range of 1:500 to 1:50.
How does the D6MZ2 work mechanically?
It's a water-driven piston — no electricity required. Water pressure activates flow through the unit, which drives a piston that proportionately doses solution for every gallon that passes through. A check valve at the bottom displaces the solution downstream as it mixes into the water source.
What makes the D6 different from other Dosatron models?
The D6 is a newer-generation unit with a flow range of 2-26 GPM, versatile enough for cart-based room-to-room applications. It includes a piston sleeve that localizes wear to the sleeve and flanges rather than the body, a locking clip mechanism instead of a threaded bell housing, and easier check valve replacement.
Can units be run in parallel to increase flow rate?
Yes. Running two units of the same model in parallel doubles the flow rate while injecting the same chemistry at the same rate — both units must inject the same nutrient part at the same setting.
