Automatic Feed Hose for Förster Calf Feeder
Part Number: 40049 | Item Code: 814002 | Sold per Meter
Ensure a clean and consistent milk supply to your calves with the Förster-Technik Automatic Feed Hose. This high-quality, food-grade tubing is specifically designed for use with automated calf drinking machines, connecting the mixing unit directly to the feeding teat.
Proper milk delivery is essential for calf health. Over time, delivery hoses can develop biofilm buildup, fat deposits, or internal wear that restricts flow and harbors bacteria. This tubing is engineered to maintain a smooth internal surface, facilitating easier cleaning during the feeder’s automated wash cycles and ensuring that milk reaches the calf at the correct temperature and consistency.
Features & Benefits
- Custom Length Flexibility: Sold per meter, allowing you to cut the exact length needed for your specific barn layout or feeder height.
- Optimal Flow Dynamics: Designed with the correct flexibility and diameter to prevent kinking, which can cause flow errors and calf frustration.
- High Hygiene Standards: Manufactured from a smooth, food-grade material that resists protein and fat adhesion, making the Clean-In-Place (CIP) process more effective.
- Durable Construction: Built to withstand the constant temperature fluctuations of milk delivery and the chemical stress of daily cleaning agents.
- Universal Feeder Fit: A direct match for Manufacturer Code 40049, compatible with all Förster-Technik, Lely Calm, GEA, and DeLaval calf feeding systems.
Product Specifications
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Brand
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Förster-Technik
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Manufacturer Code
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40049
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Item Code
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814002
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Unit of Measure
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Per Meter
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Common Length
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2.5 Meters (recommended)
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Application
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Automated Calf Feeding Systems
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Maintenance Tip
The standard length for most stations is 2.5 meters, but we recommend measuring your existing line before ordering to ensure there is enough slack for the station to move or for the teat to be serviced without pulling the hose tight. To maintain peak hygiene and prevent the spread of scours, these hoses should be replaced every 3 to 6 months, or whenever you notice permanent clouding or visible deposits that the wash cycle can no longer remove.
