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ProTool Soft Wash 12V Metering Skid

Quick Overview

Ready to go straight onto a skid and into your truck, it offers a hassle-free setup process, making it a convenient and efficient solution for professional cleaning tasks.
Powered by dual 12v pumps, the ProTool Metering Skid ensures reliable and consistent performance for soft washing applications.
With an 80-gallon SH tank and a 7-gallon surfactant tank, it offers ample capacity for extended cleaning sessions without frequent refills.
The inclusion of a reel stand protects internal components while the aluminum reel and 200ft clear braid hose provide convenience and ease of use.
Featuring a precise metering system, this skid ensures accurate chemical mixing for optimal cleaning results.

Item #: 150-0470 UPC : 00669893058767 MPN : Skid-Softwash-1reel

$4,406.60

$5,015.80

Available Built to Order, Ships in a Week

ProTool Soft Wash Skid 12V

Advanced Metering Tank System for Soft Washing

Introducing our Softwash Skid with ProTool Metering Valves and 80 gallon SH tank, specifically designed to revolutionize the soft washing process. This comprehensive system includes a 80-gallon SH tank and is equipped with precision metering valves, making it the perfect solution for professionals in the soft washing industry.

Key Features:

Precision Metering Valves: This system features three metering valves for water, sodium hypochlorite (bleach), and detergent/surfactant. These valves allow simultaneous drawing of bleach and surfactant into your soft washing solution, ensuring optimal mixing and application.

Convenient On-Board Mixing: Mix surfactants directly at the control panel without the need for manual measuring or mixing in a separate tank. This innovative feature allows for on-the-fly adjustments of mix ratios depending on the surface being cleaned, enhancing efficiency and accuracy.

Dual 12V 90 PSI Pumps: The system is powered by two robust 12V, 90 PSI pumps with a 5 GPM open flow rate. When combined, they provide an exceptional flow, perfect for all your soft washing requirements. The dual pump setup ensures that even if one pump fails, you still have sufficient flow and pressure to complete the job. Dual pumps combine for 10gpm+ open flow and 90 PSI. This system pushes 5gpm through the 200ft of 1/2" hose, spraying gun, and tip.

Integrated Buffer and Concentrate Tanks: Includes a 7-gallon water buffer tank and a 7-gallon detergent/surfactant concentrate tank, providing ample capacity and ease of use for extended operations.

Safety and Efficiency: Designed to minimize chemical overuse and eliminate the need for manual calculations or chemical measuring, this system significantly reduces time and increases safety by keeping technicians away from traffic flow when adjusting surfactants or mix ratios.

Product Specifications:

- SH Tank Capacity: 80 gallons
- Water Buffer Tank Capacity: 7 gallons
- Detergent/Surfactant Tank Capacity: 7 gallons
- Pump Specifications: Two 12V, 90 PSI, 5 GPM (Open Flow)
- ProTool Metering Valves: Three, for precise chemical mixing
- Aluminum Reel with SS manifold and Swivel
- 200ft of 1/2in ProTool Blue Braid Spraying Hose

Shown below with Optional Electric Reel

*** ELECTRIC REEL DEPICTED OPTIONAL, NOT INCLUDED ***

Flow Rate Chart

Here are flow rates for various tip orifices sizes.

TIP

.23"

FLOW

2 GPM

3.1 GPM

4.1 GPM

5.2 GPM

6.4 GPM

7.8 GPM

DISTANCE

30 FT

33 FT

40 FT

45 FT

46 FT

42 FT

Features:

Dual pumps capable of delivering 7.4 GPM at 60 PSI and 5.2gpm 90 PSI, ensuring efficient soft wash operations
ProTool Metering valves provide full control over water, sodium hypochlorite (SH), and surfactant ratios for precise customization of soft wash mixtures
10,000lb cable straps to secure tanks.
Empowers both professional contractors to achieve optimal soft wash results with ease
Robust construction and reliable performance enhance productivity and minimize downtime.
Ideal for cleaning residential exteriors, commercial buildings, and industrial facilities with outstanding efficiency and effectiveness

Skid specs:

Dimensions are 48in wide by 40in long and 48in high

Fits between an F150 wheel wells with ease.

Fits in the back of a Tacoma and Maverick when turned sideways, facing the curb.
Weighs approx. 250lbs dry. Approx. 1000 lbs fully loaded.

Mixing Setup - Metering Initial Setup

There is no exact science to where the valves are going to be set for your spraying needs. This will get you close to start and you will need to tune to your needs. The goal is to use as little sH and Surfactant as possible and still get a fast complete and well spread out spray that sticks to the surface from the wand.

The ratio is based upon the difference of the flow allowed by each of the metering valves, Water, SH Sodium Hypochlorite

the strength of the SH (12.5%, 10% Pool Bleach and 6% Retail Store Bleach in a bottle)

Adjust the Surfactant to use as little as possible,

but still see the sudsing action and mix spreading action on the sprayed surface

When using 12.5% Sodium Hypochlorite

For a 6% hot SH Mix, for very bad roof mold

The Water Valve is set to 10
The Bleach Valve is set to 10
The Surfactant is set t0 1 to 2

When Targeting a 3% sH mix using 12.5%

The settings will be similar to this:

The Water Valve is set to 10
The Bleach Valve is set to 4
The Surfactant is set t0 1 to 2

When targeting siding, fences, decks and other building surfaces a 1% to 2% mix is appropriate

Start with these settings to Target a 1.5% mix

The Water Valve is set to 10
The Bleach Valve is set to 2
The Surfactant is set t0 1 to 2

Note: These settings are not exact but a good starting point.

As the SH ages it will lose potency, so older bleach, pool bleach that will cause you toi increase the SH numbers

Note on Using store bought bleach

6% Retail Bleach or stale 12.5% SH or Stale 10% Pool Bleach where the contents have degraded to less potency.

If you are at 10 on the bleach and 10 on the water and feel you need a stronger mix review below

This can easily happen with store bought beach that was on the shelf for 6 months...

Turn the water down from 10 to 6 and see how the strength looks when spraying. Are you getting the browning action you wated...

You can continue to turn the Water down until you get a good browning and clean rinse.

Watch the mix spread out on the surface

if the mold is browning nicely (dying) and is rinsing clean

you want to use just enough to get a good clean, but not waste the SH.

So with good browning and a clean rinse you have enough SH in the mix,

You can adjust the SH down until the browning is slower than you would

like and then adjust back up for a good browning action.

	SOFT WASH SKID Manual 150-0470.docx
	SOFT WASH SKID Manual 150-0470.pdf

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