Poultry USA - August 2008

P roduct Review

CANTILEVER RACK An alternative to floor stacking or long-beamed selective racks, Steel King’s new I-Beam Cantilever Rack maximizes wall storage capacity, density and

selectivity. With standard free-standing height of up to 20 feet, arm length up to 8 feet and the capacity to hold bundle loads up to 6,000 pounds and loads up to 20,000 pounds on one side of the column, the rack can efficiently accommodate nearly any type of load.

Steel King
Phone (800) 826-0203
E-mail dheemstra@steelking.com
Web site www.steelking.com

LARGER FAN DISCS

American Coolair announces an upgrade of the cast aluminum blade fan models NBCB-52 and the FGBCB-52 fans, including a new larger diameter fan disc/pulley and installation of four single-row radial ball bearings in the new disc, increasing the bearing life. The disc rotates on a static shaft, reducing the bearing load. Fan discs, increased to 11. 6 inches, offer a longer fan belt and a larger motor pulley, reducing belt slippage.

American Coolair Corporation
Jacksonville, US
Phone (904) 389-3646
E-mail info@coolair.com
Web site www.coolair.com

CHICK VACCINATION SPRAYER The Avi-sprayer from Avian Technology

vaccinates a standard size hatchery chick box of 100 day-old chicks at one time. The clear, easy-to-clean polycarbonate cover allows observation during operation. Each sprayer is equipped with an activation system that automatically refills the disposable syringe after each spray. All parts exposed to vaccine can be sterilized or disposed of; air does not come in contact with the vaccine in use.

Avian Technology
Phone (770) 287-8006
Fax (770) 287-7908
E-mail info@aviantech.com
Web site www.aviantech.com

ROTOR CAVITY PUMP

The Moyno 2000 HS System utilizes the Moyno 2000 G4 progressing cavity pump with Ultra-Feed rotor technology for dewatered sludge transfer. The progressing cavity pump’s 45-degree inlet lowers friction loss and provides for gentler handling of the product. It features a universal joint that is out of the fluid flow path for unobstructed flow to the pump cavity inlet. Pump design lowers overall system pressure and imparts less stress on piping, machinery and drive systems.