Kitchen chemical dosing and dilution systems
Dosing Systems Australasia supplies water-driven dosing pumps and dilution systems for commercial kitchens. Our MixRite and Dosmatic injectors run on the water flowing through them, so there is no electricity needed at the point of injection, and they mix cleaning and sanitising chemicals to a consistent dilution. Accurate dosing reduces chemical waste and cost, and keeps results the same from one use to the next.
From cleaning and disinfection dilution to general kitchen and facility cleaning, we help you choose the right system for your chemicals and water supply, backed by local technical advice from our Northmead, NSW base. If you have a specific application, such as a particular dish machine, contact our team and we will confirm what we can supply.
- Water-driven and non-electric: powered by your existing water pressure and flow.
- Accurate dilution: concentrate is mixed at a set ratio, every time.
- Less chemical waste: accurate dosing reduces waste and cost.
- Built for chemicals: MixRite uses Hastelloy springs and Viton seals, compatible with a wide range of chemicals.
- Local support: Australian supply and technical advice.
Accurate dilution for kitchen cleaning
A water-driven injector adds cleaning or disinfecting chemical to the water line at an adjustable dose rate, for accurate, consistent dilution. MixRite dosing pumps are suited to commercial cleaning and disinfection tasks, including restaurants, where accurate dosing reduces chemical waste and cost. Each pump starts automatically with water flow and is built to be durable and UV-resistant, with multiple models to suit different chemicals and applications. Dosmatic injectors range from small-scale to high-flow operations. Where you need mobility, the MixRite Cart is a full mobile dilution post equipped with a spray gun, available with all 3/4 inch MixRite models.
Hose-end foam and sanitiser application
For applying diluted chemical exactly where it is needed, the HydroFoamer and HydroSprayer are portable, non-electric hose-end units. The HydroFoamer lid gives a thick foam with longer soak time, and the HydroSprayer lid gives a fine mist suited to no-rinse sanitisers. Concentrate is mixed only as it is applied, and operators handle less concentrate. Always follow the chemical manufacturer’s label for the product and dilution. Our guide to choosing a portable foamer or sprayer covers the difference in more detail.
Looking for something specific?
Every kitchen is different. If you need dosing for a particular dish machine, drain treatment or another application, tell us the machine, chemical and volume and we will confirm what we can supply.
Which kitchen dosing system is right for you?
Use this quick guide to compare the range. Our team can match a system to your chemicals and water supply. For a wider comparison, read our guide to choosing a water-driven dosing pump.
| Product | Best for | Key points |
|---|---|---|
| MixRite | Accurate dilution for kitchen cleaning and disinfection | Water-driven, adjustable dose rates, starts automatically with water flow |
| Dosmatic | Small, precise doses through to high-flow applications | Wide range of flow and pressure options |
| MixRite Cart | Mobile dilution with a spray gun | Full mobile dilution post, fits all 3/4 inch MixRite models |
| HydroFoamer / HydroSprayer | Hose-end foam or fine-mist application | Non-electric, 2.8 litre; foam lid 12:1 to 128:1, spray lid 16:1 to 128:1 |
Why commercial kitchens choose DSA
- Specialists in water-driven dosing and dilution.
- Help matching the system to your chemical, water supply and application.
- Spare parts and servicing support from our Northmead, NSW base.
- Australia-wide supply and delivery.
Frequently asked questions
How does a dosing pump get the dilution right without hand-measuring?
A water-driven injector draws concentrate into the water as it flows through the pump, at the ratio you set, so the solution arrives at the right strength with no hand-measuring. A MixRite pump starts automatically when water flows, and the dose stays in proportion to the flow.
Do kitchen dosing pumps need electricity?
No. MixRite and Dosmatic injectors are water-driven, so no electricity is needed at the point of injection. A MixRite pump starts automatically with water flow, and each model has a published flow and pressure range to match your water supply.
Can a MixRite dosing pump be used in a commercial kitchen?
Yes. MixRite pumps are suited to commercial cleaning and disinfection tasks, including restaurants, where accurate dosing reduces chemical waste and cost. Check that the pump’s seals suit your chemical, and always follow the chemical manufacturer’s label. Contact the DSA team and we will match a model to your application.
How does accurate dosing reduce chemical waste?
Without metering, concentrate is often over-poured by hand. A dosing pump mixes concentrate at a set ratio every time, so you use only the amount you need. That reduces waste and cost and keeps the dilution consistent from one use to the next.
What is the difference between the HydroFoamer and the HydroSprayer?
They are the same 2.8 litre hose-end unit with a different lid. The HydroFoamer lid produces a thick foam that clings to the surface for longer soak time, with a dilution range of 12:1 to 128:1. The HydroSprayer lid produces a fine mist suited to no-rinse sanitisers and covering larger areas, with a dilution range of 16:1 to 128:1.
Which dosing system is right for my kitchen?
MixRite pumps are suited to commercial cleaning and disinfection, Dosmatic covers small, precise doses through to high-flow applications, and the MixRite Cart is a mobile dilution post with a spray gun. For hose-end foam or mist, see the HydroFoamer and HydroSprayer. Tell the DSA team your chemical, water supply and application and we will recommend a set-up, or tell you if your application needs a different solution.
Talk to a dosing specialist
Tell us your kitchen application, chemical and water supply and our team will recommend the right set-up, or confirm what we can supply for a specific dish machine or drain treatment.
