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Broilers
On-farm hatching
Broilers
On-farm hatching
Broilers
Effective feeding of broilers
Hatchery
All egg packers
Hatchery
Automatic egg selection
Layers
Nest and aviary systems
Breeders
Nest and aviary systems
Layers
Rearing systems
Various system enhancements
Solutions for manure handling
Simple, compact and flexible egg collection
Gentle egg handling and packing
Data driven egg collection
All minimum ventilation climate solutions
All maximum ventilation climate solutions
Total control over the entire egg flow
Accurate and reliable egg counting
Detecting leaking eggs
Automatic and objective egg sorting
Connect the full Egg Way
Broilers
On-farm hatching
Broilers
On-farm hatching
Broilers
Effective feeding of broilers
Hatchery
All egg packers
Hatchery
Automatic egg selection
Hatchery
Contactless sexing
Measure G-forces
Rearing layers
Layers
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Achieve accurate grading of hatching eggs based on weight. Increase uniformity in chick sizes by automatically removing unqualified eggs from the batch resulting in increased hatchability. Operators can easily create up to four classes of eggs, optimizing the setters for maximum efficiency.
This electronic weighing system eliminates manual errors, ensuring accurate classification of eggs according to set criteria.
The compact design seamlessly integrates into the hatchery line, allowing eggs to be sorted effortlessly within the same weight range. Statistical information such as the number and percentage of eggs in various weight classes is provided.
With rollers facilitating egg movement through the handling system, quality inspection is made easy. Eggs are visually inspected from all sides detecting potential defects in each egg. Poor-quality eggs are manually removed, improving overall hatchability.
Product Manager
In the family business Wessels-Vetker, Sander Vetker already represents the third generation. His grandfather Henk Wessels (87) already had a breeding farm for parent animals and Sander (25) still does, together with his father Frits Vetker (57).
"With the installation of Prinzen we hardly ever have any problems."
Sander Vetker
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