201 Stainless Steel Economical Piglet Nursery Feeder
This 5-compartment piglet feeding system revolutionizes nursery management by providing individual feeding stations that minimize competition and promote healthy eating habits. Constructed from premium 201-grade stainless steel, this piglet nursery feeder offers superior longevity while maintaining an affordable price point for large-scale pig farming operations.
Product Introduction
Engineered for commercial piglet rearing, this multi-space feeding system prevents injuries while promoting equal feed access. The curved-edge stainless steel construction ensures safety, while the flat-pack shipping design reduces transportation costs.
Product Specifications
| Model | Material Grade | Dimensions | Total Capacity | Key Innovation |
| 131101 | 201 Stainless Steel | 280mm diameter × 70mm depth | 3 liters | Partitioned feeding spaces |
Key Features
Economical and Safe Material
This piglet nursery feeder is made from 201 stainless steel with curved edges, the trough is not only cost – effective but also safe for piglets. The curved edges minimize the risk of injury to the piglets during feeding.
Convenient Logistics and Assembly
It ships in bulk, which simplifies transportation and assembly processes. This feature is beneficial for farmers, saving them time and effort in setting up the feeding equipment.
Easy Installation
The bottom of the trough is equipped with hooks, enabling easy installation on slatted floors. This user – friendly design ensures the feeder can be quickly and securely set up in the farrowing pen.
Installation & Maintenance
For optimal performance:
- Mount at 15cm height for easy piglet access
- Secure firmly using integrated hooks
- Clean compartments after each feeding
- Disinfect weekly with food-safe cleaner
- Inspect hooks monthly for damage
Why Choose This Feeding System?
- 30% more economical than 304 stainless options
- Vet-approved design reduces stress
- Compatible with all standard creep feeds
- Reduces labor time during pen cleaning
- Promotes consistent intake among piglets
