Mobile Fogging Machine
The AutoJet® Mobile Fogging Machine revolutionizes fumigation and humidification in enclosed spaces. Designed for efficiency, it generates a uniform fog that effectively reaches even the most challenging areas and surfaces. This portable system is easy to set up and operate, eliminating the need for expensive, high-maintenance, high-pressure pumps.
System Overview
- Two-fluid 1/4 J air atomizing nozzles use compressed air to shatter a liquid and produce very small drops that evaporate quickly. Liquid siphon set-ups draw the liquid through the feed line into the air flow for atomization.
- The nozzles are placed downstream of high-velocity venturi blower fans to amplify the effective reach of spray. The spray distance is approximately 30m (98 ft).
- A wide range of spray set-ups is available for use in many applications.
- An AutoJet controller with an intuitive touch interface enables easy operation.
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How The System Works
Compressed air and liquid mix in the nozzles to create fine atomized droplets. A 20L tank siphon-feeds liquid, while an optional built-in compressor or external air source powers the system. A hydraulic option eliminates compressed air, producing finer droplets in a hollow cone spray.
High-velocity fans project atomized liquid, ensuring uniform fog distribution.
The AutoJet controller sets spray cycles and timers via a touch panel in a NEMA 4X (IP54) enclosure.
The spray nozzles feature a durable stainless steel body and food-grade materials. They come in various configurations to support a wide range of flow rates.
The Mobile Fogging Machine is on casters and can be easily moved throughout a facility.
Maintaining proper humidity levels in a greenhouse is essential for plant growth, preventing dehydration, and reducing stress. A humidification method such as the mobile fogging machine helps to regulate moisture and create an optimal microclimate.
Evaporative cooling is an energy-efficient method of reducing air temperature by using the natural process of water evaporation. As warm air passes through water-saturated pads or mist, heat is absorbed, lowering the air temperature.