The world’s largest independent manufacturer of proportioning and dispensing systems

In 1983 we decided to focus our efforts in the relatively new chemical management space and have since become a world leading manufacturer of chemical dilution, dosing, and injection systems. These systems are traditionally found in facility cleaning, laundry, kitchen, animal health, car wash, horticulture, laundromat, and industrial markets. Hydro’s innovation-driven technologies include venturi dispensers, water-driven pumps, peristaltic pumps, central dosing systems, and web/mobile applications and controllers.

In addition to our North American corporate office, we have manufacturing and distribution facilities in China and Germany.

Here, briefly, are the benefits of using using chemical dispensing, dosing, and injection equipment:

Environmental Friendliness: Automatic dilution helps prevent chemical “over-doses” from being dumped into sanitary sewers, or other places where they can harm water supplies. Also, this equipment makes using concentrated chemicals easier, and shipping concentrates uses less fossil fuel than shipping enough ready-to-use products to accomplish the same amount of work. There’s also a lot less solid waste packaging to dispose of, too.
Safer work environments: By automatically mixing concentrates with water, workers don’t have to lift heavy containers as frequently, reducing back strain, and their exposure to the concentrated chemicals is reduced as well. Properly diluted chemicals can also help to reduce “slip-fall” accidents by leaving surfaces clean without depositing a slippery residue.
Increased productivity: Workers can spend their time cleaning, not measuring and mixing the solutions they need to perform their work. Training time is also shortened since workers don’t have to learn to mix the products.
Cleaner work areas: Consistent dilution of cleaners to the manufacturer’s specifications helps concentrates work as they are designed to work. Overly rich mixtures can leave residues or even damage the cleaned surface. Overly weak mixtures can leave the “cleaned” surface unsanitary.

Regulatory acceptance: see our Regulatory Info page for our list of approvals.

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