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Colortek electric spray markers for Intellitek sow feeding stations

by Gulf Agriculture News Desk
1 year ago
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Colortek electric spray markers for Intellitek sow feeding stations
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Fancom introduces an updated Colortek spray marker, specially designed for use with Intellitek sow feeding stations. This innovation makes sow management even clearer and more efficient – a practical solution for modern sow farms.

Spray markings have for years been a simple but effective tool to quickly visually distinguish between different statuses of gestating sows. Think feed status, health indications or signalling of heat. For barn staff, colour marking makes work more efficient: daily routines become easier and faster and it reduces the risk of errors.

New design, familiar benefits

The upgraded Colortek spray unit is fully electric and contains no pneumatics which makes it very well suitable for the Intellitek Backout Station. The system is reliable: no more drips or blockages and paint is always available as it works with standard spray cans which are cheaper and available in every farm.

For more information, visit www.fancom.com

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