BIORET AGRI products

The Smart Mat combines the comfort of a mattress, communication intelligence and captors for numerous functions to achieve better herd management.

The Optima mattress: the only studied and adapted answer to your slope problems to keep a dry and soft bed at all times. 4 % slope over 60 cm in the precise area where the animal needs it most (where milk loss can occur). 60 mm of pure comfort: the mattress adapts to the cows’ physiology guaranteeing a dynamic support. Quick and natural evacuation of milk and urine. The slope in the cubicles allows a natural runoff, a quicker drying of the bedding area and easy maintenance.

Special Dimensions For Optimal Comfort; Special dimensions for optimal comfort. Mattress with a latex density produced according to the weight and the growth of the heifer. Young animals raised with good management practices and in total comfort. Seamless mattress for better hygiene. All mounting hardware included with installation instructions.

Improved cleanliness for cows thanks to the 4% slope over the last 40 cm to the rear of the cubicle. 4% slope over the last 40 cm. Hygiene and maintenance assured. The rubber has a textile inlay that makes it more resistant and durable. Made with Natural Rubber (NR) that ensures flexibility long term. A good choice for dairymen who want or need to continue to use straw. Easy and quick to install.

The Louisiane Ng Mattress, The Best Comfort; Highly resistant and shock absorbing underlay. Waterproof top cover, with interwoven textile reinforcement, the strongest on the market - proven by independent laboratory tests. Animals can stand up in complete safety, without injuries to knees and hocks (non-abrasive). Waterproof plastic film. Exceptional density of 650 kg/m: resists deformation and is adapted to the cow’s weight. Attached with aluminium bars and galvanized concrete fasteners. All mounting hardware included with installation instructions. Withstands over capacity up to 110% and distributed since 1997, it is recognized by numerous farmers in France and abroad as «The Reference».