Public View Of Fish Farming
The introduction of polyethylene fish farming
PEKPIPE DMCC polyethylene cage aquaculture fish farming is a very safe and completely platform stable and designed for extreme bad weather conditions. Experience is an important factor in achieving success in fish farming business. Many have tried to copy these products, but none of them have successes to produce such as PEKPIPE DMCC fish farming in quality and designed. Primary fish farming was very small simple and circle, but nowadays , PEKPIPE DMCC produced fish farming with 500 mm polyethylene pipes and big as 200 meter circumference.
Properties Of Fish Farming Cage
The massive use of polyethylene pipes and fittings in fish farming has caused reduction on corrosion , polyethylene fish farming have long life compare with others and it is their advantage of using on salty water and UV. Another unique features of PEKPIPE DMCC fish farming is, that they do not freeze as steel and other materials and it is comfortable for using on countries such as Canada , Russia, and Norway with the cold water.
Polyethylene Fish Farming Accessories
To prevent the escape of fish from farm, must ensure that all potential ways are limited by using a wide range of accessories.
Recommended accessories by PEKPIPE DMCC:
- Anti – Slip panels
- Control center
- Flapping rope
There are different models of hooks available , which are safe and easy.
Intelligent feeding system in the farm , feed the fish and aquacultures on time with the measured amount. Under water light : usage of underwater light is a successful way to recurrence more lights for fishes.
PEKPIPE DMCC range of accessories for fish farming cages polyethylene is prepared. Accessories for performance, security and productivity of fish farming cages and height makes it easier for workers.
Fish farms and fish, more fish cages are surrounded by fishing nets, as well as poly-ethylene tubes that carry weights also have been placed around it and in the center of Control, Power, boats, camera and sensor has it.
