Design GuideHow to Choose Slat Gap Width for Each Pig Stage
The gap in a slatted floor is a compromise between drainage and foot support. This is how to decide which way to lean in each room.
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Material comparisons, installation guides, buying checklists and troubleshooting notes — written from the catalogue data and the practice behind the equipment we make.
12 guides
Design GuideThe gap in a slatted floor is a compromise between drainage and foot support. This is how to decide which way to lean in each room.
Installation GuideA slat floor that is set out correctly takes a day. One that is not takes a week and never quite sits flat. Here is the order of work.
Comparison ArticleWhatever carries the slat floor spends its life in the worst atmosphere in the building. Three materials are used for the job, and only one of them is indifferent to it.
Material GuideBoth materials are corrosion-free, washable and used in every modern pig house. They fail in different ways, which is what decides where each one belongs.
Buying GuideThe information you send with an enquiry decides how useful the quotation is. This is the list that turns a price into a schedule.
Installation GuideA PVC panel wall is only as good as the profiles holding it. Here is how the pieces fit together and the order they go in.
Product GuideFeed is the largest cost in a finishing house, and most of what is lost is lost between the line and the animal's mouth.
Installation GuideA dosing cup turns a ration plan into something a room actually delivers. Commissioning it properly takes an afternoon and pays for itself in condition scores.
Troubleshooting ArticleWet pens, dripping drinkers and animals at the end of a line that never get enough: three symptoms, usually one cause.
Process GuideA heated room does not have one temperature. It has a warm ridge, a cold inlet wall and a pen at the far end that pays for both.
Design GuideDisinfectant only works on a surface it can reach. Most biosecurity failures are surface-design failures, decided when the equipment was specified.
ChecklistThe nursery room is where growth is either kept or lost. This is what to check before the first batch walks in.
Answers
They are written from the specifications, catalogue data and installation practice behind the equipment JGM manufactures, so every figure quoted can be traced to a product code.
Yes. Send room dimensions, the animal stage and your target capacity and our engineers will return a layout and an equipment list.
From the JGM product catalogue, which is available as a PDF download on this site.
Only what can be evidenced. Tell us what your market requires and we confirm in writing what can be supplied.
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Send it to our engineers with your room details. We answer specification questions whether or not there is an order behind them.