Interhatch Catalogue 2006

code description ex vat inc vat
621600 Masalles Setter Tray. Please specify species required metal 17.45 20.50
Masalles Setter Tray. Please specify species required. ‘Astrale type’, plastic (see page 22 for details) 13.19 15.50
621650 Masalles Hatcher Basket, to ﬁ t turning frame 25.11 29.50
621651 Masalles Hatcher Basket, for base of incubator 25.11 29.50
621700* Masalles Cooling Chamber for hatching egg storage. Semi-automatic turning. Temperature adjustable from 7 P.O.A. *
- 18°C. Digital thermometer. Hygrometer & humidity tray. Capacity: 250 chicken eggs, 400 pheasant, or equivalent.
621705* Masalles Cooling Chamber for hatching egg storage. Essential device for larger breeding farms, particularly P.O.A. *
ratites, and also professional / pharmaceutical establishments. Increases hatchability. Electronic temperature and
humidity monitoring and control. Speciﬁ cations : 180 x 110 x 125cm, 450kg, 220v, 600 watt, 50/60 Hz
Capacity : quail 5440; partridge 4032; pheasant 2688; hens 1920; duck 1600; geese 896; ostrich 112.
621710* Masalles Cooling Chamber , as above with automatic turning P.O.A. *
621715* Masalles Turning Trolley for egg storage. Fully automatic turning system for 6 trays (no trays) Capacity : quail 1020; P.O.A. *
partridge 756; pheasant 588; guinea fowl/bantam 510; chicken 432; broiler 390; duck 300; goose 168; ostrich 36.
621720 Masalles Turning Trolley, as above but manual turning P.O.A. *
621725 Masalles Turning Trolley, as 620710, automatic, for 12 trays P.O.A. *
621730 Masalles Turning Trolley, as 620720, manual turning. P.O.A. *
Tip Our plastic egg
trays for Fiem &
Masalles self-stack
for egg storage
- see page 22 chicken insert goose insert frame hatcher basket
Commercial incubator? - ask for details
...any species ...any capacity!
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