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Feed Scoop Aluminium – precise dosing of concentrate feed

The Kerbl aluminium feed scoop is a reliable tool for your daily feeding routine. Its square shape gives you optimal handling when scooping from a bag or bin and makes portioning concentrate feed quick and easy.

Made from durable aluminium, the scoop is lightweight yet stable for everyday use. The smooth surface is easy to clean and prevents feed residue from sticking, helping you keep consistent, accurate feed portions every time.

Overview:

  • Square shape for optimal filling and emptying
  • Lightweight yet durable aluminium
  • Precise capacity for consistent portions
  • Easy to clean, no feed residue sticking
  • Ideal for concentrate feed, muesli, pellets and other bulk feed

Technical Data:

  • Material: aluminium
  • Shape: square
  • Capacity: 900 g, 1600 g or 2500 g
  • Not food-safe

Scope of Delivery:

1x Feed scoop aluminium square (size as selected)

FAQ:

What is the feed scoop best used for?
The square aluminium feed scoop is ideal for measuring concentrate feed, muesli and pellets in the stable.

Is the scoop food-safe?
No, it is intended exclusively for animal feed, not for human food.

Which size suits my needs?
900 g suits small portions, while 1600 g or 2500 g suit larger feed quantities.

Animal species: Horse
Data according to manufacturer. Errors and changes reserved.

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Kerbl combines over 50 years of experience with cutting-edge innovation to offer you high-quality and reliable agricultural products. Whether animal accessories, equestrian and pet supplies or solutions for stables and farms - Kerbl's comprehensive range covers every need. The brand stands for functionality and durability and helps you make your everyday life more efficient. Benefit from tailor-made solutions that impress with expertise and advanced technology.

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