Equipment
Dosing stations
Trailer-mounted and IBC-mounted dosing stations for HES basins and other treatment duties, supplied by the same team that selects the chemistry and supports the calibration.
Who this is for
Civil construction project managers, site supervisors and treatment operators
Your operating priority
Keep treatment equipment practical as access, inflows and earthworks change.
Before you specify or buy
Compare station configuration, relocation needs, chemical storage, power and calibration support before committing to a mobilisation.
What is covered
- Trailer-mounted stations: self-contained and relocatable as earthworks move.
- IBC-mounted stations: compact set-ups where chemical is held in an IBC.
- Configuration confirmed against basin layout, access and delivery arrangements during scoping.
- Calibration and recovery support so the station keeps doing what it was set up to do.
What we will ask you
- Basin arrangement and inlet position
- Expected inflow range
- Power, access and security on site
- Whether the station must be relocated
This page is information only. Pricing, availability and specifications are provided through an enquiry.
Straight answers
Frequently asked questions
- How do contractors select a chemical dosing station for a sediment basin?
- Match the station to basin inflow, tested chemical demand, storage, power and site access. Trailer-mounted and IBC-mounted arrangements suit different relocation and storage needs. Confirm commissioning, calibration, refill responsibilities and response arrangements before deployment.
Field equipment and testing
Real sampling, measurement and dosing equipment. Individual photos are not a controlled performance comparison; interpretation requires the sampling context, method and calibration records.
Trailer-mounted dosing station deployed in the field.
