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20 Pieces Automatic Drinker Nipples, G1/8 Male Thread with Black Screws for Poultry
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Description
Discover our automatic teat drinker for poultry, designed to offer a practical, clean, and durable hydration solution for your flock. This set includes 20 teat drinkers and 20 black fixing screws. Made from premium materials, the teat is constructed of durable stainless steel, while the body and mechanism are made of robust PP plastic. This combination ensures high impact resistance and a long lifespan, even in demanding poultry farming environments. The operating principle is simple and effective: your poultry activate the stainless steel teat by pecking at it, releasing fresh water. This trigger system keeps the water clean by preventing contamination, guaranteeing continuous hydration. Our innovative design offers a major advantage: the teat features a unique horizontal orientation. Unlike traditional vertical models, this design effectively eliminates the risk of drips and leaks, establishing a reliable and waste-free water supply system. Installation is remarkably simple. Just screw the nipple (G1/8 male thread included) onto your water reservoir. It is compatible with a variety of containers, from rigid buckets to flexible plastic jugs, and attaches easily for stable use. This versatile automatic waterer is perfect for a wide range of backyard birds, including chickens, hens, ducks, and other poultry. Each nipple weighs approximately 170 grams (6.0 oz) and comes in a red color that is easy for your animals to spot. Provide your poultry with a safe and readily available source of water with this convenient set of 20 waterer nipples and their mounting screws.
Features
- BrandYYV
- ColourBlack
- MaterialPolypropylene
- Chicken coop accessory typeWatering trough
- ManoMano ReferenceME273337581
- MMID739760188035
- Product codeTezuka-15990
- EAN4027538798755
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