Sani Feed
Feed trough cover
The Sani-Feed protects the animal's ration from the concrete floor. The ration remains clean and appetizing, limiting the proliferation of bacteria.
Improves food intake
Easy trough maintenance
Reducing ammonia emissions
Optimum hygiene
Smooth, watertight surface prevents the growth of bacteria
Made-to-measure
Cut to size
Easy to clean
Thanks to its PVC coating
Appetizing meal
Ration stays fresher longer
Enhanced durability
Double-reinforced PVC
Advantages of feed trough covers Sani-Feed
An appetizing ration for your animals
The feed trough cover ensures that feed remains appetizing all day long. Thanks to its smooth, watertight surface, feed slides off easily, reducing waste and preventing rotting.
This innovative design ensures that the feed is always fresh and appealing to cows, contributing to better ration palatability and intake.
Optimum hygiene for your facilities
Sani-Feed offers optimum hygiene thanks to its double-reinforced polyan material. This coating prevents the proliferation of bacteria and micro-organisms, creating an easy-to-clean, UV-resistant surface.
By preventing food spoilage and contamination, Sani-Feed maintains a clean, healthy environment, reducing the risk of disease in animals.
Technical information
Ref : 05SF11535
PVC on roll
Dimensions :
Thickness: 3.5 mm
Length: made to measure
Width: 1150 mm
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