Poultry Drinker Drip Cup for Nipple Drinking Lines

The Poultry Drinker Drip Cup is a waterline accessory installed beneath poultry nipple drinkers to collect minor drips and splash water during drinking. It helps prevent unnecessary moisture from reaching litter, manure belts or flooring while keeping the drinking area cleaner.

Designed for commercial broiler, breeder, pullet and layer drinking systems, the cup can be supplied in single-arm, double-arm and snap-on configurations for different square drinking pipes and nipple arrangements. Hog Slat lists LUBING single-arm drip cups for 22 mm and 28 mm square pipes, together with small and large two-arm versions. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

• Drip Collection: positioned beneath the nipple to catch minor water droplets released during bird drinking.
• Drier Litter Support: helps reduce unnecessary moisture underneath poultry drinking lines.
• Simple Clip-On Installation: compatible designs attach directly to square poultry water pipes without complex mounting hardware.
• Single-Arm and Two-Arm Options: different support structures are available for various poultry and waterline applications.
• Compact Drinking Area: allows birds to reach the nipple while keeping the collection cup close to the water outlet.
• Corrosion-Resistant Plastic: suitable for humid poultry-house and livestock-building environments.
• Easy Cleaning: open cup geometry allows quick inspection and removal of feed, dust and mineral deposits.
• Replaceable Waterline Part: individual cups can be replaced without changing the complete drinking line.

• Drip collection cup
• Single-arm or double-arm support
• Pipe mounting clip
• Nipple clearance opening
• Snap-lock or retaining structure
• Optional extension or adapter according to drinking-line design

The drip cup is mounted directly below the nipple drinker. When poultry activate the nipple, most water is consumed directly by the bird while small droplets or splash water fall into the cup instead of onto the litter or flooring.

The cup is not intended to function as a water storage reservoir. Its primary purpose is to capture incidental water loss around the nipple and support cleaner, drier drinking-line management.

• Commercial broiler drinking lines
• Breeder poultry drinking systems
• Pullet rearing houses
• Layer rearing systems
• Turkey drinking lines
• Floor-reared poultry houses
• Cage and aviary drinking systems
• Environmentally controlled poultry buildings
• Steel structure livestock houses
• Poultry waterline replacement and retrofit projects

• Single-arm or two-arm design
• Small or large cup profile
• 22 mm or 28 mm square-pipe mounting
• Cup dimensions
• Nipple clearance geometry
• Plastic material specification
• Product color
• Bulk packaging for distributors and poultry projects
• Custom configurations available upon request

Select a drip cup that matches the drinking-pipe profile and nipple position. Snap or clip the mounting section securely onto the square water pipe and confirm that the cup is centered beneath the nipple.

The nipple pin must remain freely accessible after installation. The cup should not place side pressure on the nipple body or interfere with normal nipple movement.

During flock operation, drinking-line height and pressure should be adjusted according to bird age and management requirements. Correct line management reduces unnecessary dripping and improves the effectiveness of the drip cups.

Inspect cups regularly for feed, feathers, litter, mineral deposits or organic contamination. Remove and wash dirty cups as required, and replace cracked or damaged mounting arms before the next production cycle.

Q: What is the purpose of a poultry drinker drip cup?

A: It catches small quantities of water that drip or splash from the nipple during drinking, helping reduce moisture underneath the waterline.

Q: Does the drip cup supply drinking water?

A: Its primary function is drip collection. Birds normally obtain water directly from the nipple drinker.

Q: Are single-arm and two-arm versions available?

A: Yes. Commercial poultry systems use both single-arm and two-arm drip-cup configurations. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}

Q: Can the cup fit different square water pipes?

A: Yes. Referenced LUBING single-arm versions are available for both 22 mm and 28 mm square pipes. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}

Q: Can drip cups be retrofitted to an existing poultry waterline?

A: Compatible snap-on and clip-on cups can be used for retrofit applications when the pipe profile, nipple position and mounting dimensions match.

Q: Can replacement cups be supplied separately?

A: Yes. Individual drip cups and related waterline parts can be supplied for maintenance, distributor stock and poultry farm projects.