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Drinking Nipples for broilers
The LUBING nipples are the core of the Drinking-Systems. Due to different flow rates, these can be used with or without drip cups for dry litter. The correct height adjustment is important. This depends on the size of the animals: The ideal height is a height at which the animals have to stretch slightly to absorb water.
With Drip cup
Drinking nipples for broilers used with drip cup (item 4612) have a slightly higher flow rate.
TOP-Push nipple item 4013-00
plastic housing is inserted with a rubber seal into a hole of Ø 11.0 mm.Flow rate*: 70-80 cm³/min Diagram
Steelmaster Item 4020
Top Nipple item 4022
This stainless steel nipple is screwed into the nipple pipe with an R 1/8″ thread.TOP-Combinipple item 4024-00 and 4024-HR-00
This nipple with yellow plastic housing is screwed into the nipple pipe with an R 1/8″ thread.Combimaster High flow item 4025-00
plastic housing is screwed into the nipple pipe with an M 12 x 1 thread.CombiMaster item 4050-00 and 4050-HR-00
This nipple with yellow plastic housing is screwed into the nipple pipe with an M 12 x 1 thread.Without Drip cup
Drinking nipples, which can also be used without a drip tray, have a slightly lower flow rate.
SteelMaster reduced item 4021
This stainless steel nipple is screwed into the nipple pipe with an M 12 x 1 thread.TOP-Push nipple item 4073-00
This nipple with yellow plastic housing is inserted with a rubber seal into a hole of Ø 11.0 mm.Flow rate*: 35-45 cm³/min Diagram
Top Nipple reduced item 4077
This stainless steel nipple is screwed into the nipple pipe with an R 1/8″ thread.TOP-Combinipple reduced item 4078-00 and 4078-HR-00
This nipple with yellow plastic housing is screwed into the nipple pipe with an R 1/8″ thread.*Flow Rate
LUBING has only defined an operating point for the comparability of the different nipples. For this purpose, we have set the water column to 20 cm and the height of the lower pin to 3 mm. With the values measured at this point of the curve, we can compare the nipples nominally. The curves of individual nipples are then different again, so that they are adapted to the needs of the species. The flow rates are adapted to the age of the animals themselves. Day-old chicks moving the underpin only laterally or slightly in the vertical direction get only a small amount of water flowing through the nipple. If the animals are older and therefore stronger, they lift the lower pin up to the maximum lifting height. Then the nipples offer the maximum flow rate.
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