A Lafferty chemical mixing station dilutes concentrate into mains water at a fixed ratio and fills bottles, buckets or tanks. It runs on water pressure only, with no power and no pump. The ratio is set by a colour coded metering tip, so every fill comes out at the same strength no matter who is filling it. That saves chemical and keeps cleaning consistent. Wall mount stations suit cleaners' rooms, kitchens and chemical stores, where staff fill bottles and buckets through the day. Each one comes with 20 metering tips, a suction tube with strainer and a vacuum breaker for backflow protection.
Buying guide
Pick the flow to suit what you fill. Bottle fill suits spray bottles, low flow suits buckets and high flow suits mop buckets, scrubbers and tanks.
Push lever models dispense only while the lever is held. Check valves are EPDM as standard, with VITON available for acids and solvents.
Mixing stations feed correctly diluted chemical to sprayers and foamers. See our chemical resistant sprayers for the next step.
Common questions
Is a mixing station safe on drinking water lines?
Lafferty mixing stations have a vacuum breaker for backflow protection. Follow local plumbing codes when you connect to potable water.
How do I change the dilution ratio?
Swap the metering tip. Each unit comes with 20 colour coded tips and a chart.