Feeding
Dosing Cup (6L / 8L)
Volumetric dosing cup in 6 L and 8 L that sets an exact ration per sow and drops it on command.
Feeding Systems
Clear-body dosing cup in 6 L and 8 L, so the set ration can be checked at a glance before the drop.
The argument for a transparent cup is simple: a stockperson walking the row can see whether every cup filled. A blocked auger, a bridged cup or a mis-set volume shows up before the feed is dropped rather than after the sow has missed a meal.
The mechanism is the same volumetric body and release as the opaque version, in 6 L and 8 L, codes 22118-2 and 22119-2.

Key benefits
A walk down the row checks every cup in one pass, with no need to open anything.
An empty or partly filled cup is visible immediately.
6 L and 8 L cover gestation and lactation rations.
8 cups per carton, 64 per pallet, roughly 1,408 sets in a 40 ft.
A visible cup shows the problem before the drop.
The fill line is visible from the alley.
A clear body shows bridged feed at a glance.
One-factory supply
Flooring, penning, feeding, water and climate are made on the same site, so a room can be specified and shipped as one order.
See the turnkey packageSpecifications
Figures below are taken from the JGM product catalogue. Anything we cannot source from it is marked TBC and confirmed with your quotation rather than estimated.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Codes | 22118-2, 22119-2 |
| Capacities | 6 L and 8 L |
| Body | Transparent |
| Type | Volumetric dosing cup with release |
| Stage | Gestation and farrowing |
| Packing | Quantity |
|---|---|
| 6 L | 8 pcs per carton · 950 × 480 × 500 mm |
| 8 L | 8 pcs per carton · 950 × 480 × 560 mm |
| Pallet | 64 pcs (8 cartons) per pallet · 1050 × 1000 × 2220 mm (6 L) / 1050 × 1000 × 2400 mm (8 L) |
| Container | Approx. 1,408 sets per 40 ft and per 40 ft HQ |
Ask for the full size chart and carton-loading data for your order.
Injection-moulded polypropylene. The Transparent Dosing Cup is injection-moulded on JGM's own presses in Ningbo. Polypropylene granulate is dried, dosed and shot into a steel tool, so the part that leaves the press is the part the tool was cut for — there is no secondary forming stage where the dimension can drift. Colour is added as masterbatch at the press, which is why colour goes all the way through the part instead of sitting on it as a coating.
Comparison
| Alternative | When to choose it instead |
|---|---|
| Dosing Cup (6L / 8L) | The opaque-body cup is the lower-cost option where visual checking is not part of the routine. |
| Feed Drop Hopper | A drop hopper takes the dosed feed down into the trough without scatter. |
| Maxi Pan Feeder | Ad-lib pan feeding is a different system — use it for finishing, not for sow rations. |
Use guide
Set the volume from your ration table and verify one cup on a scale.
Walk the row before release and look for any cup that has not filled.
Clean the outside of the body during washdown so it stays readable.
Adjust the setting whenever the diet formulation or density changes.
Answers
It is cleaned with the room during normal washdown. Keep the outside clear so the fill level stays readable from the alley.
Yes — the same volumetric body and release, in the same 6 L and 8 L capacities.
22118-2 and 22119-2.
Eight cartons, which is 64 cups, on a pallet of 1050 × 1000 × 2220 mm for the 6 L version.
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Partitions
Integrated farrowing and weaner penning, engineered around the flooring and feeders that go in the same room.
Related reading
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.
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.
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