CO-Z 50 Pack Automatic Water Nipple Drinker Waterer Feeder For Poultry Chicken Duck Hen Screw In Style
Product Description
CO-Z 50 Pack Automatic Water Nipple Drinker Waterer Feeder For Poultry Chicken Duck Hen Screw In Style
- Perfect for broilers, breeders, pullets, ducks and game birds
- Makes it possible for your birds to have easy access to fresh and clean water at any time
- 360 degree stainless steel nipple head
- Easy and convenient to install and operate
- No need for a drip cup and no leak
These chicken nipple drinkers are designed to dispense a drip of water whenever the chickens peck. They are widely used in professional chicken farms and henneries. Simply screw into PVC pipe or use reducing tees with Teflon tape for round PVC pipe, the chickens or birds can get clean water easily. With this nipple drinker, chickens won't defecate in the water and nests won't get wet, which greatly prevents diseases.
Specifications:
Color: Red
Weight: 8.5 grams per assembled nipple
360 degree stainless steel nipple
NPT (National Pipe Thread Taper): 1/8"
Pilot Hole Drill Bit Size: 5/16"
Screw Size: 11/32"
Technical Specifications
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