NIR for Animal Feed Testing - Fat, protein, fiber, moisture, etc.
Started by oseigloria, Oct 02 2024 01:35 PM
Hi, I have a client who manufactures animal feed made from Maize, maize bran, wheat bran, Soybeans, Full fat soy cake and is looking for an NIR equipment for testing.
Can anyone recommend a reliable brand with reasonable pricing?
Thanks
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I have facilities that use a Bruker tango for this.
There are lots of options. Foss, thermo, perkin elmer, etc. Maybe the best bet is the one that has a presence in your area.
Im not sure what reasonable is. They are not inexpensive.
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Good morning :)
I used to be in animal feed manufacturing and we always used FOSS. It's not cheap but it is relatively user friendly and the technical support is very good.
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