Complete Incubators
 

Custom Built Incubators
These are custom incubators, set up for you by you. You pick the options and size you want or need. If you want to hatch 100 eggs you pay for only the options to hatch 100 eggs. If you want to hatch 5000 eggs you pay for the options to hatch 5000 eggs. Why buy an incubator that will hatch 1500 eggs if you only want to hatch 50 eggs, That adds up to allot of wasted space and wasted materials as well as extra expense.

Your basic cabinet size can be easily determined by the number of eggs you want to hatch. Each flat will hold 124 quail eggs, 59 pheasant eggs, 30 chicken eggs, or 36 goose eggs. Each tray will hold two flats. Your cabinet can be built to hold any number of trays including the 1/2 tray size that holds 1 flat. Each incubator comes with a separate hatching tray that will hatch the eggs from every three incubation trays. The hatching trays are non turning trays used for the last 3 days of the incubation period.

Our incubators all start with cabinet, heater, fan, mercury thermometer, thermostat and electronic controls, and a humidity pan. Assembly complete, just plug them in, add water and a hatching you will go. You add options you deem necessary and leave those options that you don't want out, saving you un-wanted expenses.

When choosing an incubator follow these simple steps:
    First decide what size eggs and how many you want to incubate. This will determine what size cabinet you need.
    Second decide the style of incubator you want, 1/2 tray and single tray incubators are top open incubators. Two tray incubators can be top open or front open incubators. Three or more tray incubators are all front open incubators.
    Third, decide what color finish you want your cabinet to be. Natural pine is very light in color, Light oak, Redwood, Light walnut, Dark walnut are all popular finishes that range from light to dark in color.
    Fourth, what other options would you like installed Do you want forced humidity with controls, do you want two temperature settings, one for incubating and one for hatching. Do you want two humidity controls, a lower humidity for incubating then a higher humidity for hatching.
    Finally, call and discuss your incubator needs with Karl, our incubator expert. Together a final plan and firm estimate for your ultimate incubator will be completed.

Custom Built incubator example, Joe has quail and chickens in his back yard pen. He wants to incubate a few dozen chicken eggs and 100 or so quail eggs he would order a single tray incubator with a chicken flat and a quail flat. Joe is not concerned about humidity control since he lives in a humid climate so he doesn't order the humidity controller nor the water fill bucket and automatic water level pan.

Incubator Options: Add only the options you need, more options can be added in the future as your incubation needs grow.
                [Prices do not include shipping]

Basic Cabinet
(Cabinets sizes are measured by the number of trays they house) Call for exact dimensions
 

1/2 tray (1 Flat) cabinet	$290.00
1 Tray cabinet	$315.00
Each additional tray the cabinet will hold add	$75.00

Egg Flats
 

Holds 124 Quail Eggs	KRC-124	$4.95   Each
Holds 80 Partridge Eggs	T-80	$4.95   Each
holds 59 Pheasant Eggs	KRC-59	$4.95   Each
Holds 30 Chicken Eggs	T-30	$5.05   Each
Holds 20 Goose Eggs	T-20	$5.05   Each

Additional Items
 

Automatic Turner	$135.00
Forced Humidity Control	$159.00
Additional Temperature or humidity control (used for second temperature or humidity setting)	$95.00
Water fill bucket	$34.00

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