LINN Feed sprayer

Feed sprayer with blower for the automatic dispensing of fish feed
- silo sizes from 50 - 200 kg available.

The LINN feed sprayer works in two stages.

In the first stage, the desired feed is conveyed into the dosing chamber with the aid of a dosing finger, from where the feed is scattered onto the water surface by means of a powerful blower motor.

Advantages:

great time saving compared to manual feeding
quick amortisation
reliable feeding
settings can be made directly on the device using the LINN feeding clock
for feed pellets from 2 - 13 mm

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