Mixmate by Praxidyn

Mixmate Chemical Mixing Systems

Mixmate systems by Praxidyn measure, mix, and record every load of herbicides, pesticides, fertilizers, and custom blends. Each system can run on a tender trailer or as a stationary plant, and Platinum Site Solutions can handle the installation, electrical, and startup.

How Mixmate Works

1

Every product measured

Hand-adds are weighed in the inductor, and bulk products are metered by flow or weight, so every load matches the recipe.

2

Automatic records

With the right setup, the Mixmate app logs every mix as it happens, with no manual entry.

3

Your mixing order, every load

Set the product order once in a recipe, and Mixmate prompts the operator through it in that order on every batch.

4

Less handling, less waste

Jugs are rinsed at the inductor, bulk products move through a closed line, and the system rinses between products, so operators handle less chemical and less product goes to waste.

5

Portable or stationary

Mixmate can be installed on a tender trailer or truck, or in a fixed mixing station at your shop or facility. Platinum Site Solutions builds both.

6

Installed and started up

Platinum Site Solutions can handle installation, electrical, and startup, so one team is responsible from delivery to the first batch.

Building Your System

How a Mixmate System Comes Together

Every Mixmate system is built from the same pieces: the software, water control, an inductor, and the bulk inputs your products call for. Each piece is sized to your products, volumes, and speed, and more can be added as your operation grows.

The Part
What It Does
Your Options
1Mixmate Software
What it does

Runs the whole system and walks the operator through every step. With the right setup, it records each batch automatically and connects over its own secure Wi-Fi, so no internet is needed in the field.

Your options

Included with every system.

2Water Control
What it does

Meters the water going into the mix, controls its flow and timing, and can hold back rinse water to flush the system after each batch.

Your options

2-inch for mixing under 150 gal/min. 3-inch for 150 gal/min and up, or for several inputs on the main line.

3Inductor
What it does

Takes liquid products from jugs and dry flowables, and weighs each addition automatically.

Your options

Fusion: compact and the best value. Pro: enclosed stainless with a legal-for-trade option, built for plants and all-day use. None: for bulk liquids only.

4Bulk Inputs
What it does

Meters each bulk chemical from totes and tanks straight into the mix.

Your options

Valve stacks share one meter across several products, with more stacks added as needed. Single inputs give each product its own meter and run at the same time for speed. Combine as many of each as you need. See Mixmate Flow

5Switch BoxOptional
What it does

Runs pumps and remote valves, usually at stationary mixing plants.

Your options

4-output for basic plants. 12-output for multi-tank plants. Add boxes as the plant grows.

Want it turnkey? The Mixmate Fusion Skid comes pre-plumbed and can be built into a tender trailer or a stationary plant. Connect water, chemical, and a destination tank or sprayer, and it is ready to mix.

See Mixmate in Action

Mixmate Questions

Common questions about Mixmate chemical inductors and mixing systems. Don't see yours? Reach out through Plan Your Project.

What does a chemical inductor do?

A chemical inductor is where products are added to the spray mix. Liquids and dry products are poured into the inductor and drawn into the water stream on their way to the sprayer or tender tank, so nothing is dumped into an open tank.

Which Mixmate system is right for me?

The Fusion Inductor handles hand-adds from jugs and bags. The Pro Inductor adds an enclosed stainless hopper and a legal-for-trade scale option for co-ops and plants. Mixmate Flow meters bulk products from totes and tanks, and the Fusion Skid puts the system on one pre-plumbed frame. An inductor and bulk inputs can also be combined, and we will help you sort out the right setup.

What is the difference between a chemical inductor and an eductor?

An eductor is a venturi fitting that uses the flow of water to create suction and pull product into the line. An inductor is the hopper the operator pours into. Many inductor systems use an eductor or a pump to draw product out of the hopper, so the two often work together.

Who is Mixmate built for?

Co-ops, custom applicators, farms, commercial lawn care companies, and orchard and specialty crop operations. It fits any operation that mixes herbicides, pesticides, fertilizers, or custom blends on a regular basis.

Can Mixmate go on my tender trailer?

Yes. Mixmate can be installed on a tender trailer or truck, and the Fusion Skid fits standard tender trailers with little or no modification. It can also be set up as a stationary mixing plant.

Does Mixmate keep a record of each load?

With the right setup, yes. Each product is measured as it is added, and the Mixmate app can log every mix automatically, with no manual entry.

How much does a Mixmate system cost?

Cost depends on the system and the setup: the inductor, bulk inputs, portable or stationary, tank and pump sizes, record-keeping options, and installation. Share the details of your operation through Plan Your Project, and we will put together a quote.

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