Brand: Generic ( Made in India )
Drip Cup (30 ml) For Poultry Farms(Pack-10 Pcs)
SKU: TI-DC-49203-C1-R53
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Short Description
Drip Cup (30 ml)
For Poultry Farms
Country of origin: India
Specifications
- Brand: Generic ( Made in India )
- Weight (Approx.) : 1 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
Product Dimension:
- 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 30 ml Drip Cup is a compact, efficient, and hygienic water-collection accessory designed for use with nipple drinker systems in poultry farms. Its primary function is to catch excess drips from nipple drinkers, preventing litter from becoming wet and reducing the risk of infections such as coccidiosis. Made from high-quality, durable plastic, the drip cup is lightweight, easy to install, and compatible with most standard nipple drinkers. It is ideal for chicks, growers, layers, and broilers, this 30 ml drip cup enhances farm hygiene, reduces wastage, and helps maintain a clean and dry poultry house environment.
Features
:- 30 ml capacity designed to collect drips and prevent water spillage.
- Compatible with most nipple drinker systems used in poultry houses.
- Durable, high-grade plastic construction ensures long-lasting use.
- Improves poultry litter hygiene by keeping the shed dry.
- Lightweight and easy to install on pipelines and drinker nipples.
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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