A configurable device family for liquid transfer, controlled dosing, filling and mixing.
Discuss your DoseCore applicationSoDose · GaDose · DuDose | Application-specific design and manufacture
DoseCore is the QDM product family comprising SoDose, GaDose and DuDose. SoDose is developed for liquid transfer and controlled dosing, GaDose for gas–liquid mixing and process-specific filling, and DuDose for modular multi-liquid filling and mixing. QDM customises the mechanical design and selected modules around the liquid properties, filling vessel or bottle, and application.
Start with SoDose for liquid transfer or controlled dosing, GaDose for gas–liquid mixing and filling, or DuDose for filling and mixing multiple liquids in defined ratios with recipe management. Select the device together with the operating sequence, target dose and conditions of use.
Select the pump, tubing, fittings and all wetted surfaces for the actual liquid. Viscosity, temperature, chemical compatibility and cleaning method inform both pump and material selection.
Define the control, measurement and process modules your application requires. Weighing, viscosity measurement, foam-reducing filling arrangements, temperature monitoring or control, recipe management and data recording can be assessed for inclusion in the project.
Modules are assessed for the selected device and application rather than supplied as a standard package. Materials, operating ranges, performance targets and delivery scope are defined in the quotation and project specification.
Select the device by reviewing the liquid, required operation and expected result together.
First define the operation and application. Liquid transfer, measured filling, gas–liquid mixing and multi-liquid mixing require different pump, connection and control arrangements. SoDose transfers liquid to a defined outlet and doses it using the selected method. GaDose manages and mixes gas and liquid in an application-specific circuit; a filling arrangement is added as required by the process. DuDose addresses dosing, filling and mixing of multiple liquids in a modular arrangement, with sensors, recipe management and record tracking selected within the project scope.
Begin with the process objective: Which liquids or gases enter the device, what output is required, and what dose, mixing ratio or filling result is expected? Share vessel or bottle dimensions, target processing time and acceptable tolerances. These inputs guide pump selection, tubing, fittings, weighing and other measurement modules. Weighing measures mass; volume-based filling also requires consideration of liquid density and operating temperature.
First define the sequence, wetted components, vessel layout and essential controls. Trials or a prototype with the actual liquid and vessel can be scoped where needed. Agree acceptance criteria for mixing ratio, dosing tolerance, cleaning and required records. Family devices, including DuDose, are developed and manufactured to order for the application; delivery scope and schedule are agreed in the quotation.
This table is not a performance comparison between products. It identifies configuration and verification topics to define before ordering.
| Topic | Configuration to define | Information to share |
|---|---|---|
| Operation and device | SoDose, GaDose or DuDose, selected for the process | Transfer, dosing, filling, gas–liquid or multi-liquid mixing |
| Media properties | A suitable circuit for the liquid and any gas | Composition, viscosity, temperature and material compatibility |
| Pump and fluid path | Liquid-compatible pump, tubing and fittings | Target flow, dose, line length and supply conditions |
| Dosing and mixing | Control by mass, volume, time or mixing ratio | Target quantity, component count and acceptable tolerance |
| Vessel or bottle | Filling bay, fixture and nozzle arrangement | Dimensions, vessel type, fill level and operation |
| Wetted surfaces and cleaning | Materials suited to the media and cleaning method | Chemical compatibility, cleaning and any hygiene requirements |
| Measurement and process modules | Weighing, viscosity, temperature and foam-control options | Required measurements, ranges and control objectives |
| Controls, recipes and records | Interface, recipe fields and records within the selected scope | Operator sequence, interface language and recorded data |
| Manufacture and acceptance | Application-specific design and manufacture to order | Quantity, delivery scope and acceptance criteria |
DoseCore devices are customisable. Images show representative design arrangements; the device layout and technical values may change with the application. Final features, selected modules and performance targets are defined in the project specification and verified through the agreed tests.
SoDoseFor liquid transfer and controlled dosing. Pump, tubing and outlet arrangements are selected for the media and use.
GaDoseFor gas–liquid mixing and application-specific filling. The circuit, measurement and controls are developed for the process.
DuDoseFor modular multi-liquid filling and mixing. Developed to order with selected sensor, recipe-management and record-tracking options.Images show representative design studies, not photographs of delivered devices. Vessel, fluid-path and module selections may change the device appearance.
QDM supplies equipment with a standard one-year machine warranty, starting from commissioning.
Purchased components are covered under the relevant manufacturer’s warranty terms. Two-year component coverage applies where provided by the manufacturer; coverage and start dates follow those terms.
Extended warranty and maintenance agreements can be arranged for the project. Coverage, duration, service responsibilities and commercial terms are agreed in the contract.
The quotation and contract define the equipment covered, the applicable warranty terms and the agreed service arrangements.
Share the liquids or gases, target dose or mixing ratio, vessel dimensions and expected processing time. We can also define the required measurement, recipe and record functions together.
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