Zarin Binder Introduction
Zarin Binder is a reliable and excellent toxin binder and pellet binder. It consists of a unique mixture of processed aluminum silicates. Its high effectiveness in absorbing the toxins of the aflatoxin family has been demonstrated by several academic and field studies, and its quality and efficacy have been investigated and confirmed in more than 10 studies. This product is used in the largest dairy farms, poultry farms, and feed production factories of Iran.
Why Zarin Binder??
Here, we mention some research conducted in prestigious universities and scientific centers of Iran on the advantages of Zarin Binder:
Effect of Magnotox on the fertility of dairy cattle
According to the farm test results of dairy farms of the Fars province in 2019
Complete absorption of aflatoxins in livestock and poultry feed
- In vitro absorption of 90%-100% of the aflatoxin B1 (Research by the Shahid Beheshti University and Ferdowsi University of Mashhad)
- 77% effectiveness in reducing the secretion of aflatoxin present in the feed to the milk of Saanen goats in acute poisoning (the Ferdowsi University of Mashhad in 2016)
- Improving the zinc and magnesium absorption in aflatoxin poisoning with no adverse effects on the vitamin and mineral concentrations in the blood of broilers (Research by the Tarbiat Modarres University in 2018)
- Highest in vitro absorption of aflatoxin B1 compared to foreign single-component and multi-component toxin binders (Research by the Tarbiat Modarres University in 2019)
Dosage to prevent aflatoxin poisoning
Livestock: 5-10 kg per ton of concentrate
Poultry: 5 kg per ton of feed
Why Zarin Binder??
Referring to the researches carried out in prestigious universities and scientific centers of the country:
Mechanism of Action
With an extremely fine particle size (<37 µm) and extensive adsorption surface, aluminum silicates in the Zarin Binder can adsorb aflatoxin molecules to the edges and surfaces of their nanostructured sheets, making them inaccessible for the gastrointestinal tract. Zarin Binder keeps its binding to toxin molecules at different pH and temperature conditions, and the thermal processes during feed production for livestock and poultry have no adverse effects on its effectiveness.
Pellet Binder Properties of Zarin Binder
Several studies by the Vivan Knowledge enterprise Company showed that various pellet binders have different effects on the pellet hardness and feed production process. These differences depend on the minerals present in pellets, pellet purity, and pellet binder processing. Aluminum silicate compounds present in Zarin Binder increase the hardness and quality of pellets and lead to their gelatinizing properties without adverse effects on the production speed. Moreover, they significantly decrease the production costs, including electricity consumption, equipment depreciation, and others.
Results of scientific research on pellet hardness and quality
- Increasing the Pellet Durability Index (PDI) to over 90% and decreasing the pellet dust to <2% (Periodic pellet quality assessment in the factories and poultry farms of Iran during 2014-2017)
- Increasing the Pellet Durability Index (PDI) from 71% to 92%, improving the production speed, and decreasing the electricity consumption by 18% (Research by the Guilan University during 2015-2017)
- Increasing the Pellet Durability Index (PDI) from 78% to over 83% (In cooperation with a livestock and poultry feed factory in Iran)
Increasing the consumption of B-binder pellet to compensate for its poor adhesion compared to Zarrin Binder reduced production speed by 1.17%.
In the above diagram, both pellet binders led to the same increase in the Pellet Durability Index (PDI). Zarin Binder with a dose of 8 kg per ton and pellet binder B with a dose of 16 kg per ton led to the same effect. However, increased dosage of pellet binder B to compensate for its low binding ability compared to Zarin Binder decreased the production speed by 1.17%.
Dosage for pellet quality improvement
- In dies with a pore diameter of ≤2 mm: a maximum of 5 kg per ton of feed
- In dies with a pore diameter of 3 mm: 8-12 kg per ton of feed
- In dies with a pore diameter of 3.5-4 mm: 12-15 kg per ton of feed In livestock pellet feed: 10-15 kg per ton of concentrate
