Yellow Antibacterial Teat (4mm Hole) – Förster Compatible
Part Number: 105294 | Item Code: 813011
Suitable for Förster-Technik, Lely Calm, GEA, and DeLaval Calf Feeders
Promote superior calf health and hygiene with the Yellow Antibacterial Teat. Specially designed for high-traffic automated feeding systems, these teats feature an integrated antibacterial agent within the material to help inhibit the growth of harmful pathogens on the surface. With a 4mm hole diameter, they provide a consistent, natural flow rate that supports healthy digestion and a strong sucking reflex.
In a communal feeding environment, the teat is a primary vector for cross-contamination. These yellow antibacterial teats are an essential tool for producers focusing on biosecurity, providing an extra layer of protection for young calves during their most vulnerable growth stages.
Features & Benefits
- Antibacterial Protection: Infused with an antibacterial agent to reduce biofilm buildup and surface contamination between cleanings.
- Universal Compatibility: A perfect fit for Lely Calm, Förster-Technik, GEA, and DeLaval automated calf feeding systems.
- Optimal 4mm Flow: The 4mm opening is precisely sized to prevent "gulping," ensuring calves drink at a natural pace that aids in the closure of the esophageal groove.
- High-Visibility Yellow: The bright yellow color makes it easy to visually monitor teat condition and cleanliness from a distance.
- Bulk Value Pack: Available in a pack of 10, ensuring you always have fresh, hygienic replacements on hand for your next scheduled maintenance.
Product Specifications
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Details
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Brand
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Förster-Technik Compatible
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Manufacturer Code
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105294
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Item Code
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813011
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Hole Diameter
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4mm
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Material
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Antibacterial Infused Rubber
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Quantity
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Available in packages of 10 Pieces
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Compatibility
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Förster, Lely Calm, GEA, DeLaval
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Maintenance Tip
While the antibacterial properties provide a significant hygiene advantage, these teats still require regular cleaning through your feeder's automated wash cycle. We recommend replacing the entire set of teats every 2–4 weeks, or sooner if you notice the 4mm holes becoming enlarged or jagged. Using a fresh teat for every new group of calves is a "best practice" for preventing the spread of scours and other respiratory issues.
