Triomatic automatic feeding
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I RIOMA I IC Automatic feeding system T10 - T20 - T30 - T40 ^TRIOUET FEEDING TECHNOLOGY

Trioliet feeding technology | since 1950 Feeding with complete precision Trioliet was founded in 1950 by the three Liet brothers. The family company is specialised in the development, production and supply of tailor-made mechanised and automated solutions for feeding cattle. Sustainability and efficiency are important focuses for modern and professional farmers. When developing machines, we use the newest technological innovations. The machines are not just developed for the farmers, but with their cooperation as well. The desires of the user are considered in detail. Trioliet holds various...

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Feeding just as nature intended A cow or goat grazes in the pasture as required, and the animal eats what it needs. If an adult cow is in the stable, it will only receive fresh food once or twice per day rather than when the cow needs it, as is the case in nature. By giving your cow smaller, precisely measured out quantities of food several times per day, you will be doing so in a manner which comes closest to replicating the natural circumstances of the cattle. This is better for the well-being of the animal and leads to healthier livestock.

automatic feeding system 4 Feeding of the future It has been proven that feeding animals more regularly results in higher feed intake, higher milk production, better health and higher fertility among the livestock. To be able to feed their cattle more frequently, modern farmers are increasingly turning to automatic feeding systems. Trioliet has developed the Triomatic automatic feeding system; simplicity is its key strength. The Triomatic does not contain huge amounts of electronics and is easy to set up and operate. The system requires little maintenance and can be utilised with as few as...

Saving time and optimum control By feeding cattle automatically, you save an enormous amount of time. You can store the unprocessed feed in the feed kitchen for several days. Depending on the type of Triomatic being used, this feed is stored in the form of silage blocks or as a loose mix. You may decide when you load feed into the feed kitchen. This provides you with a lot of freedom in your daily life as a farmer. The animals receive their sustenance while you, for example, spend a day on the go with your family. The automatic system ensures that the feed is processed in a fully automatic...

€ 160.000, € 140.000, € 120.000, AUTOMATIC FEEDING SYSTEM Feed costs/year (100 cows) Savings compared to ration efficiency 1.2 Rations efficiency (kg milk/kg dry matter) Automatic feeding has various efficiency-related advantages. Feed can be administered with the utmost accuracy using the Triomatic. You can specify precisely the right amount of feed and exactly the right mixture beforehand. Due to the fact that fresh feed is constantly offered according to the requirements of the animal, there is more activity in the barn. The animals are more active and, if in a barn with milking robots,...

The right Triomatic for every farmer The Triomatic is available in four different models. The simplest system is the T10. The T10 purely consists of a feeding robot which can control the tower silos or other means of storage. The other models are the T20, T30 and T40. The T20 consists of a feeding robot with one or more stationary mixers, and the T30 has a feed kitchen comprising several feed bunkers in addition to the feeding robot. The T40 is the most comprehensive system, consisting of a feeding robot and a feed kitchen which is made of several feed floors connected to one another. The...

automatic feeding system 8 T10: a ‘hanging’ feeding robot The Triomatic T10 consists of a standalone feeding robot with a 3 m3 mixer and 2 vertical mixing augers. The feeding robot is hanging on a rail and moves through the barn via two trolley systems. One of the trolley systems is electrically powered. A second drive can be added if, for example, height differences inside or outside the barn need to be bridged. A major advantage of the hanging feeding robot is that it can be hoisted up if there are obstacles to be avoided in the barn. This feature means that it is also possible to feed...

Simplicity and safety come first A rubber-coated drive wheel can be found on one side of the feeding robot’s electrical drive unit; on the other side is a freely rotating wheel with two pulse counters for specifying the position of the robot in the stable. Energy is supplied by means of a permanent bus bar next to the steel track. This means that no batteries are used and that there is always sufficient energy available. The feeding robot is fitted with a belt conveyor for discharge on both the right and lefthand side. This can (as an option) be extended with a single track for the purpose...

automatic feeding system 10 11 Tried and tested feed mixing technology by Trioliet The feeding robot’s mixer cart utilises Trioliet’s proven technology. The 2 unique twin-stream augers in the mixer cart have two symmetrical auger wings which ensure that the loose feed is discharged smoothly and equally. Even small mixtures are mixed quickly and accurately in this manner. The mixer cart is fitted with robust walls with high wear resistance. Asymmetrical triangles or inserts are placed on the inside of the feeding robot. The asymmetrically placed inserts force the feed to be mixed...

The T20 feeding robot with stationary mixer(s) The Triomatic T20 consists of the same feeding robot as the T10; however, the automatic feeding system also has one or more stationary mixers. The number of stationary mixers depends on the number of feed rations that need to be able to be made. The feed is mixed fluffy in the mixer. Other components such as concentrate can be added at a later stage in the feeding robot. The Triomatic T20 is predominantly suitable for farmers who want to dispense a single basic ration and potentially add various components per feed group, and for farmers who...