A cooling tower can run within every setpoint on the controller — conductivity in range, pH in range, ORP in range — and still be forming scale, growing biofilm, and...
Enabling Intelligent Chemical & Water Management through
Dosing, Flow & Control Technologies.
Precise application of chemicals for treatment, sanitation, fertigation, disinfection and process control.
Reliable movement and transfer of chemicals and fluids for demanding industrial and process applications.
Monitoring, measurement and control technologies that provide visibility into chemical and water systems.
Integrated technologies engineered to solve specific chemical and water management challenges.
For over two decades, Autoflo Technology has helped customers improve the way chemicals and water are managed. Through dosing, flow and control technologies, we help people make better decisions, achieve more with less and create results that endure.
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Every technology in our portfolio - dosing, flow & control - serves a common purpose: enabling intelligent chemical and water management. By combining proven technologies with application expertise, we help customers make better decisions, achieve more with less and create results that endure.








For over two decades, we have maintained strong relationships with principals from France, Italy, Australia, and beyond. We are the authorized distributor in Malaysia for dosing, flow and control technologies for chemical and water management, encompasing chemical dosing pumps, chemical transfer pumps, water quality sensors & analysers, water treatment controllers and steam & water analysis system.
A cooling tower can run within every setpoint on the controller — conductivity in range, pH in range, ORP in range — and still be forming scale, growing biofilm, and...
Algae is one of the few cooling tower problems a water treatment provider doesn’t strictly need a sensor to find — green slime on the basin walls or a film...
Ask most operators what a PTSA sensor and a tagged polymer sensor do, and the honest answer is usually “they both check the inhibitor.” That’s true in the loosest sense,...