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BRAND NEW! 360 Degree Steaming - Full Steam Ahead to a healthy horse
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Science based solutions are part of modern day horse management, and steaming hay to eliminate respiratory irritants and harmful pollutants is the best way to insure your horse can breath easy.
The innovative nuveq hay steamer allows you to feed dust-free, germ-free and spore-free hay, for healthy horses that can breathe deeply.
THE NUVEQ® SUMMIT HAY STEAMER:
Fast and even staming proocess. Our 360° steaming system ensures that there are no cold and unsteamed spots.
Removes allergenic bacteria, mould, fungi, mite feces, endotoxins or beta-glucans can lead to respiratory inflammation and diseases such as equine asthma (also COPD) and recurrent airway obstruction (RAO).
No risk of overheating.
Nutrients are retained.
The evaporator is flexible and robust. No descaling required.
By heating up small amounts of water, you can reach 100 degrees in no time with the nuveq steamer and save a lot of time with the first process.
Everything is possible: hay can be steamed in nets, loosely or as small bales. Ideal for all cases. Cleaned quickly and easily. Effectively.
Steaming hay for healthy horses:
Eliminating the cause of a horse's cough is far more effective than just treating symptoms.
When steaming hay, dust is bound and all harmful bacteria and mould are almost completely killed.
Steaming hay reduces the number of respirable particles by more than 93%.
A hay steamer belongs in every barn to improve the hygiene of the hay.
Technical Specifications:
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The steamer is working like a gemThe horses that were fussy eaters in the past, are now finishing all their hay. The hay is much more palatable and they love it. Comments from people is ‘what’s that beautiful smell’, so it’s doing more than just killing the bacteria, mould and dust, with the horses are eating more and the yard smells amazing!
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Works ExcellentReally happy with it
Customer service is top
I've had the Nuveq since Saturday and it works great. I also informed myself for a long time and was convinced by the size of the box, the material and the fact that you don't have to descale it. The service and communication is really very friendly and you can always reach someone during business hours. E-mails are also answered on the same day
Since the Nuveq was delivered on Saturday, I naturally had a few questions and wrote an email right away at the weekend. Monday at 7.30 a.m. I was called directly and we went over everything, I was amazed and didn't even expect it so earlyPosted on
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time saving, great device, easy to use and, above all, easy to clean...definitely staySo after a few days of Nuveq test run, the following conclusion: time saving, great device, easy to use and, above all, easy to clean, only very large, but we have space and it will definitely stay
- Capacity hay: 35 kg to almost 40 kg In fact possible, but not recommended. We have small square bales of 10 to 12 kg, some firmly pressed. If you put it in like this, the filling quantity can be reached, but it is not steamed 100% evenly everywhere -> too compressed. Realistically, 25 to 30 kg are loosely loosened (we don't use hay nets), steamed evenly everywhere and the desired starting temperature is reached.
- Cleaning: Sweep out with a hand brush and easily spray with a water hose, quickly done!
- Steam generator: Easy to use, it heats up immediately and after a short time it starts steaming right away. A total of 60 to 70 minutes is realistic with a full load of 30kg, less amount of hay I think is ready after a shorter time, because as I said the device starts to steam immediately. If anyone has any further questions about the device, I'm happy to answer them. PS: the picture shows 25kg loosened up before steaming, I've got an additional 5kg loosely. And are a daily portion for 3 horses now in summerPosted on
