After the decision to optimize your spraying equipment has been made, Lechler would perform a detailed evaluation of the section(s) in question (step 4). What would follow next is a survey of the areas to be optimized and interviews with key personnel, in addition to gathering other technical information for consideration by Lechler’s engineering department. The resulting report would provide you with the basic "blueprint" of what needs to be done next and the associated cost for the fluid system portion that Lechler would engineer.

Just as you would choose the type of car or truck that you wanted before deciding on its’ color, it makes sense to determine your nozzle requirements before deciding upon pumps, compressors and related equipment. Most of the time we have to deal with existing equipment, so Lechler will make recommendations based upon the capabilities of current equipment to make the best use of your resources. It’s important not to undersize pumps, feed lines and compressors and expensive to oversize them by too much. This is one of the key reasons for getting Lechler involved as soon as possible.

Finally there’s the integration of your spraying equipment with your existing control system. Once you have the proper nozzles installed in the right locations and the balance of the fluid system optimized to support the performance required of the spray nozzles, it is very important to have control over your system. Lechler will provide you with the necessary information required to control the performance of your spray nozzles.