Magnesium & Bloatenz Dispenser

Description

  • Dispenses throughout the day.The Compsey Dispenser was designed in New Zealand where it has been used successfully for dispensing magnesium sulphate into the drinking water of dairy
    cows and cattle. Basically it is a simple device and consists of an outlet nozzle
    and inlet tube fitted to the screw cap of a plastic container. When the container
    is ¾ filled with a solution heavier than water and floated upside down in a water
    trough a gradual interchange of liquids takes place. The heavier liquid flows out
    through the nozzle and water flows into the container through the plastic tube.
    Some mixing takes place in the container (via the holes in the inlet tube) as the
    water moves to the top of the container. The volume of liquid in the container
    remains the same throughout, although the concentration of the solution flowing
    into the trough will weaken as the dispensing period continues.
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Dispenses throughout the day.The Compsey Dispenser was designed in New Zealand where it has been used successfully for dispensing magnesium... Read more

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€98.00 Incl. VAT

Description

  • Dispenses throughout the day.The Compsey Dispenser was designed in New Zealand where it has been used successfully for dispensing magnesium sulphate into the drinking water of dairy
    cows and cattle. Basically it is a simple device and consists of an outlet nozzle
    and inlet tube fitted to the screw cap of a plastic container. When the container
    is ¾ filled with a solution heavier than water and floated upside down in a water
    trough a gradual interchange of liquids takes place. The heavier liquid flows out
    through the nozzle and water flows into the container through the plastic tube.
    Some mixing takes place in the container (via the holes in the inlet tube) as the
    water moves to the top of the container. The volume of liquid in the container
    remains the same throughout, although the concentration of the solution flowing
    into the trough will weaken as the dispensing period continues.

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