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ANILAC ® |
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Description: |
Partly delactosed whey
powder, spray dried |
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Areas of application: |
| Milkreplacer
for: |
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calf-fattening |
till 7,5
% |
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calf-rearing |
till 15,0
% |
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lamb-
and piglet-rearing |
till
7,5 % |
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| Compound
feeds: |
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Prestarter
and starter-feed
for pig-rearing |
till 10,0
% |
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Fish
feeds (carp, trout) |
till 7,5
% |
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Feeds
for young horses
and fur animals |
till
5,0 % |
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Physical
properties: |
- free-flowing
- low hygroscopicity
- at least 70 % soluble
- light colour / yellowish
- improves pelleting and pellet stability
- bulk density: approx. 650 ± 50 g/l
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Chemical
composition: |
| - whey protein |
| - lactose |
| - minerals |
| - fat |
| - free moisture |
| - pH- value (10% solution)
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| 22 ± 2 % |
| 42 ± 4 % |
| 24 ± 2 % |
| 2,0 ± 0,5 % |
| max. 4,0 % |
| 5,8 - 6,5 |
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Amino
acids: |
| - lysine |
| - methionine |
| - cysteine |
| - threonine |
| - tryptophane |
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| 1,9 % |
| 0,4 % |
| 0,4 % |
| 1,3 % |
| 0,4 % |
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Mineralstoffe: |
| Calcium
(Ca) |
4,2 % |
| Potassium
(K) |
4,5 % |
| Sodium
(Na) |
1,4 % |
| Iron (Fe)
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40 mg/kg |
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| Phosphorus
(P) |
1,8 % |
| Magnesium
(Mg) |
0,3 % |
| Chloride
(CI) |
6,9 % |
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Properties
and
advantages of ANILAC: |
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The protein
originates exclusively from whey and because of the particular composition
of it's amino acids it offers the possibility of improving the biological
value of the total protein in the final product. |
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The carbohydrate
in ANILAC is lactose (milksugar), which provides a source of longterm
energy by it's slow degradation. |
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The chemical
composition of the minerals results in a very low acid binding capacity.
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Energy
values: |
| gross
energy: |
13,8 MJ/kg |
| metabolizable
energy pig: |
12,8 MJ/kg |
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Packing: |
multiple
paperbag with PE - Inliner,
25 kg net, big bag or bulk |
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Shelf
life: |
minimum
24 months in original packing |
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Storage: |
at
room temperatur and dry conditions |
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The
mentioned values are typical, seasonal deviation may accrue. |