In water treatment engineering, the dosing tank is primarily used for the mixing, dissolving, and storage of various chemical agents. The agitator stirs the chemicals, and the dosing tank then delivers the chemical solution to each dosing point via a metering pump or water ejector. Dosing tanks come in square and cylindrical shapes and are made of polyethylene (PE), formed through a one-time rotomolding process. The top part is pre-designed with installation positions for metering pumps and agitators, integrating the agitator, dosing tank, and metering pump into one unit for ease of use. Its vertical dosing agitator operates on the principle of cycloidal gear meshing and planetary transmission, making it one of the most advanced transmission tools domestically. It features high torque, transmission efficiency, power, longevity, and affordability, requires no lubrication, and is an ideal supporting product for environmental dosing systems. However, the pre-set installation positions for metering pumps and agitators in the dosing tank are not universally compatible with all brands and models. Specific adjustments must be made by the customer based on actual conditions during installation.