Brand: Generic ( Made in India )
Bowl Cup Drinker (250 ml) For Poultry Farms(Pack-10 Pcs )
SKU: TI-BC-49196-C1-R18
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Short Description
Bowl Cup Drinker (250 ml)
For Poultry Farms
Country of origin: India
Specifications
- Brand: Generic ( Made in India )
- Weight (Approx.) : 2.75 kg
- Capacity : 250 ml
Product Weight :
- Weight of 10 Pcs : 550 gram
- Weight of 20 Pcs :1.100 kg
- Weight of 50 Pcs : 2.75 kg
- Pack of 10 Pcs : 12 x 12 x 40 Cm
- Pack of 20 Pcs : 24 X 12 X 40 Cm
- Pack of 50 Pcs : 24 X 24 X 40 Cm
Description
The 250 ml Bowl Cup Drinker is a compact, efficient, and hygienic poultry drinking solution designed for small to medium-scale farms, backyard poultry, and brooder setups. Made from durable, food-grade plastic, it ensures a steady water supply and reduces wastage while keeping the drinking area clean. Its automatic refilling mechanism activates when the bird taps the trigger, helping provide fresh water throughout the day. Lightweight, easy to install, and compatible with pipelines or water tanks, it is ideal for chicks, growers, and adult birds.
Features
:- 250 ml bowl capacity suitable for chicks, growers, layers, and broilers.
- Automatic refill system that supplies water when birds tap the trigger.
- High-quality food-grade plastic construction ensures safety and durability.
- Easy to install on pipelines, tanks, or gravity-fed water systems.
- Low water wastage design keeps the flooring cleaner and drier.
Applications
:- Poultry farms raising layers, broilers, and country birds.
- Backyard poultry setups and small household farms.
- Chick brooders and nursery houses for young birds.
- Commercial breeder farms and hatcheries.
- Organic poultry farming and free-range farms.
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