Did you know 68% of pig farmers waste 3+ hours daily on manure management? While you're battling clogged manure belts and manual scraping, your competitors are saving $42,000/year with automated solutions. This ends today.
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Our triple-action scrapping technology removes 99.2% waste residue - 40% better than standard systems. The self-cleaning manure belt system works seamlessly with your existing automatic pig feeding system, creating a synchronized workflow that cuts labor costs by 58%.
Feature | Our System | Competitor A | Competitor B |
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Daily Maintenance Time | 9 mins | 47 mins | 82 mins |
5-Year Failure Rate | 2.1% | 18.7% | 29.4% |
"The customizable manure belt cleaning system adapted perfectly to our 12-year-old facility." - J.D. Hoggard, Texas Swine Co.
Choose from 3 specialized configurations: CompactPro (under 500 pigs), MegaSweep (5,000+ units), and HybridConnect (integrates with automatic pig feeding systems).
↓ 73% water usage
↑ 19% feed conversion rate
ROI achieved in 5.2 months
"Eliminated 92% of ammonia odors within 3 weeks of installation."
Why keep losing $116/day in manual labor? Our manure scrapper system
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A: A manure scraper system automates waste removal from barn floors, reducing manual labor. It ensures frequent cleaning, minimizing ammonia buildup and improving air quality. This supports healthier livestock and safer working conditions.
A: Regular inspections of belts, rollers, and motors are essential to prevent blockages. Cleaning debris and lubricating moving parts weekly ensures efficiency. Scheduled replacements of worn components reduce breakdown risks.
A: Yes, automated feeding systems often operate independently but can share power or data networks with manure systems. Integration optimizes farm workflows without direct mechanical linkage. This ensures efficient resource and space utilization.
A: It reduces labor costs and ensures consistent waste removal, lowering disease risks. The system operates continuously, even in high-density barns. It also minimizes water usage compared to manual hosing.
A: Modular designs adapt to various barn sizes and floor types (concrete, slatted). Adjustable scraper speeds and directions accommodate uneven surfaces. Custom configurations ensure compatibility with existing infrastructure.