CHICKENMALLA Chicken Wire withstands moisture
Protecting chicken houses is easier now with CHICKENMALLA® chicken wire.
The components of poultry houses (chickens or turkeys) including chicken wire. Are subject to the corrosiveness of poultry manure and moisture in the air, inside or outside of the poultry houses.
The side openings need continuous air flow during the day in order to control the temperature. To avoid stressing the birds (above the problem caused the birds) because of weather conditions.
TThe CHICKENMALLA® chicken wire is make of polypropylene and contains a UV stabilizer which is the best for withstanding sunlight.
By be make of plastic it stands up to damp or marine environments and to poultry house pH levels, which, because of the manure, range between 7 and 8.
Poultry excrement is anywhere from liquid to solid, which means that the percentage of nitrogen is very high.
When the nitrogen converts into ammonium, it gives us the characteristically repulsive smell of chicken manure. Feed rations for broilers that include animal matter such as blood, fish, and meat, elevate the nitrogen/ammonium component.
It is important to take into consideration that the use of CHICKENMALLA® in conjunction with blackout curtains for poultry houses or other constructions, prolongs the life of these curtains since they will not be in contact with metal components.
It can also be install over window openings to prevent the entry of birds into hog barns.
Chemical reaction of metal chicken wire
The chemical reaction of ammonia with the components of ferrous metals such as chicken wire used for the houses of broilers, layers, or turkeys is indirect but recognized by all poultry growers, since ammonia influences the process of corrosion by tending to increase pH.
When the chicken wire of the poultry houses rusts, the health of the poultry is put at risk since the points of failure in the chicken netting, installed on the sides of the houses, can become entry points for birds from the outside that are vectors of pathogens.
CHICKENMALLA®, by be make of polypropylene, is not subject to the processes of metal corrosion, thereby guaranteeing the prolonged use of this barrier.
When using plastic chicken wire, not only does one save money, considering that the plastic has longer life expectancy than metal, but one also saves in the installation process since it is so much easier to install in the side openings.
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Protecting chicken houses is easier now with CHICKENMALLA® chicken wire.
The components of poultry houses (chickens or turkeys) including chicken wire. Are subject to the corrosiveness of poultry manure and moisture in the air, inside or outside of the poultry houses.
The side openings need continuous air flow during the day in order to control the temperature. To avoid stressing the birds (above the problem caused the birds) because of weather conditions.
TThe CHICKENMALLA® chicken wire is make of polypropylene and contains a UV stabilizer which is the best for withstanding sunlight.
By be make of plastic it stands up to damp or marine environments and to poultry house pH levels, which, because of the manure, range between 7 and 8.
Poultry excrement is anywhere from liquid to solid, which means that the percentage of nitrogen is very high.
When the nitrogen converts into ammonium, it gives us the characteristically repulsive smell of chicken manure. Feed rations for broilers that include animal matter such as blood, fish, and meat, elevate the nitrogen/ammonium component.
It is important to take into consideration that the use of CHICKENMALLA® in conjunction with blackout curtains for poultry houses or other constructions, prolongs the life of these curtains since they will not be in contact with metal components.
It can also be install over window openings to prevent the entry of birds into hog barns.
Chemical reaction of metal chicken wire
The chemical reaction of ammonia with the components of ferrous metals such as chicken wire used for the houses of broilers, layers, or turkeys is indirect but recognized by all poultry growers, since ammonia influences the process of corrosion by tending to increase pH.
When the chicken wire of the poultry houses rusts, the health of the poultry is put at risk since the points of failure in the chicken netting, installed on the sides of the houses, can become entry points for birds from the outside that are vectors of pathogens.
CHICKENMALLA®, by be make of polypropylene, is not subject to the processes of metal corrosion, thereby guaranteeing the prolonged use of this barrier.
When using plastic chicken wire, not only does one save money, considering that the plastic has longer life expectancy than metal, but one also saves in the installation process since it is so much easier to install in the side openings.
Do you want to see more images of the CHICKENMALLA® chicken wire?
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