Water-Saving Anti-Splash Pig Drinking Bowl

The Water-Saving Anti-Splash Pig Drinking Bowl is designed to provide pigs with easy access to fresh drinking water while reducing unnecessary water loss around the pen. Its deep bowl and surrounding side profile help contain splashing as the pig drinks.

Water is released only when the pig operates the internal pin, nipple or trigger valve. This demand-operated principle minimizes continuous overflow and helps reduce excess water entering manure or slurry systems.

Stainless steel construction provides corrosion resistance, durability and easy sanitation for intensive nursery, growing, finishing and breeding-house applications.

• Deep bowl profile helps contain splashing and drinking-water losses.
• Animal-activated valve supplies water only when required.
• Visible water inside the bowl encourages natural drinking behavior.
• Stainless steel construction provides excellent corrosion resistance.
• Rounded and rolled edges improve animal safety and simplify cleaning.
• Reduced water wastage can help keep slatted floors and pens drier.
• Helps limit unnecessary additional volume entering slurry-storage systems.
• Suitable sizes can be selected for piglets, growers, finishers and breeding pigs.
• Wall, pen-panel or pipe-mounted configurations are available.
• Water-pressure and flow settings can be matched to farm requirements.

• Stainless Steel Bowl: Collects drinking water and shields the surrounding floor from excessive splashing.
• Deep Side Collar: Encourages the pig to place its snout inside the bowl while drinking.
• Drinking Valve: Pin, trigger or nipple mechanism releases water when activated by the animal.
• Valve Body: Connects the drinking mechanism to the incoming water line.
• Flow-Control Components: Regulate water delivery according to pressure and animal requirements.
• Mounting Plate: Provides secure attachment to walls, pen partitions or livestock equipment.
• Water Connection: Connects the bowl to the pig-house drinking-water line.

The pig places its snout inside the drinking bowl and operates the valve with its mouth or nose. The valve opens and allows fresh water to enter the bowl.

Because the animal's head is positioned within the surrounding bowl profile, a larger proportion of the released water remains inside the drinking area instead of being sprayed onto the floor.

When the pig releases the valve, the mechanism closes automatically and stops the water supply. Correct valve adjustment and mounting height are important for maintaining efficient water use.

• Piglet rearing and nursery pens
• Grower and finishing pig houses
• Sow gestation facilities
• Farrowing pens with suitable low-mounted bowls
• Boar and breeding pens
• Commercial pig farms
• Steel-structure pig houses
• New livestock-house construction projects
• Existing drinking-system renovation projects

• Bowl diameter and depth
• Piglet, nursery, finisher or breeding-pig configuration
• AISI 304 stainless steel construction
• Valve type and flow characteristics
• High-pressure or reduced-pressure water configuration
• Water connection size
• Mounting brackets and fasteners
• Water-circulation connection available upon request
• Customizable according to project requirements

Installation:

• Select the bowl size according to pig age and body size.
• Install the drinking bowl at a height that allows comfortable access to the valve.
• Secure the bowl firmly to the wall, pen panel or drinking-water pipe.
• Flush the water line before connecting the drinking valve.
• Install a filter and pressure regulator where required by water conditions.
• Adjust the water flow before introducing pigs to the pen.
• Check the installation for leakage and stable mounting.

Maintenance:

• Inspect drinking bowls and valve operation daily.
• Remove feed, manure and mineral deposits from the bowl regularly.
• Check that the valve closes completely after activation.
• Clean water filters according to water quality and farm conditions.
• Flush drinking lines between production batches where appropriate.
• Replace worn seals, springs or valve components when leakage occurs.
• Clean and disinfect bowls according to the farm biosecurity program.

Q: How does the bowl reduce water waste?
A: The pig drinks with its snout positioned inside the deep bowl while the surrounding side profile contains much of the splashing. Water is supplied only when the animal activates the valve.

Q: Why use a bowl instead of an exposed nipple drinker?
A: Drinking bowls provide visible water and physically contain much of the water released during drinking, making them especially useful where water conservation and drier floors are priorities.

Q: Can different pig ages use the same design?
A: Yes. Different bowl diameters and installation heights can be selected for piglets, nursery pigs, finishers, sows and boars.

Q: Is stainless steel suitable for commercial pig houses?
A: Yes. Stainless steel provides corrosion resistance, good hygiene and long service life in demanding livestock-house environments.

Q: Can the water flow be adjusted?
A: Yes. Compatible valve configurations can be regulated to match water pressure, pig size and required drinking capacity.

Q: Can the bowl be used in a farrowing pen?
A: Yes. When appropriately sized and installed at a suitable height, drinking bowls can be configured for sow and piglet applications.

Q: What information is required for a quotation?
A: Please provide pig production stage, required quantity, water pressure, preferred bowl size, water-line connection, mounting position and project destination.