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The Dosatron Animal Line delivers reliable, water-powered medication and chemical dosing for livestock and poultry farming — no electricity required and no complex installation needed.
The Dosatron Animal Line is a range of water-powered dosing pumps for livestock and animal husbandry — no electricity required. Six models covering small poultry houses to large-scale operations: D25, D25Plus, DIA4, Smart Dosing, D6AL, and D9AL.
No power required — operates entirely on water pressure, ideal for remote and off-grid farms
Proportional dosing — concentration stays consistent regardless of flow rate variation
Six models — D25, D25Plus, DIA4, Smart Dosing, D6AL, D9AL covering all farm sizes
The Dosatron Animal Line is a range of water-powered proportional dosing pumps designed specifically for livestock farming and animal husbandry. Operating entirely on water pressure — with no electricity, batteries, or external power supply — these pumps deliver consistent medication, vitamin, acid, or disinfectant dosing directly into the animal drinking water supply.
The proportional dosing mechanism automatically adjusts output to match flow rate variation, maintaining a consistent chemical concentration at all times without manual intervention. The Animal Line is trusted by poultry, swine, cattle, and dairy farmers worldwide for its reliability and simplicity.
The Animal Line includes six models tailored to different farm sizes and flow requirements. Browse the models below to find the right fit for your operation, or contact our engineering team for a recommendation.
The Animal Line operates purely on water pressure — no electrical connection, generator, or battery needed. This makes it the go-to solution for remote farm locations where power infrastructure is limited or unavailable.
Simple diaphragm and valve design means servicing requires no special tools and minimal downtime — wearing parts can be replaced quickly without disassembling the entire pump head.
Compatible with manual operation, pulse input from flow meters, or analogue 4–20 mA signals from process controllers, making it easy to integrate into existing automation setups.
PVDF or PVC liquid ends with a PTFE diaphragm handle acids, alkalis, oxidants, and biocides reliably, ensuring long service life even in aggressive dosing environments.
Solenoid-driven diaphragm pumps are trusted across these core industries and processes throughout Southeast Asia.
Dosing chlorine, hypochlorite, lime, polymers, and coagulants for municipal and industrial water processing.
Automated scale inhibitor, biocide, and corrosion inhibitor dosing for cooling water system management.
Automated chlorine, acid, and pH chemical dosing for commercial pool water balance and disinfection.
Precise injection of liquid fertilisers, pH adjusters, and pesticides into irrigation lines for crop nutrition.
Hygienic dosing of sanitisers, flavour compounds, and processing aids in food and dairy manufacturing.
Injection of vaccines, disinfectants, and supplements directly into drinking water lines for animal health.
Can't find what you're looking for? Our engineers are happy to help with specific application questions.
Six models covering a range of flow capacities and installation requirements — from small poultry houses to large-scale livestock operations.
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