Jetafoam mixes it with air and water
1st November 1990, Page 116
1st November 1990
Page 116
Page 116, 1st November 1990
— Jetafoam mixes it with air and water
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• A low cost chemical foam application unit called Jetafoam has been introduced by Spray Systems. When the new unit is connected to air and water supplies it draws in the chemical from an unpressurised container, dilutes it and applies the foam to the vehicle.
Water supply can be from a normal domestic tap with usage around 3.5 litimin (six pints). Air requirement is between two and 3.3 bar (30-50psi), although pressures up to 5.5 bar (80psi) can be used.
A metering tip in the chemical pick-up pipe sets the dilution level to five or 10%, and an air valve on the gun can be adjusted to give wet or dry foam, The Jetafoam costs £96 plus VAT.