Fisher Alvin

Fisher Alvin Horse Drinkers

“A quality solution every time.”

Fisher Alvin® was established in Birmingham in 1912.

Dedicated to manufacturing the finest quality steel products, Fisher Alvin® has remained at the forefront of innovative technologies surrounding the development of steel products for use worldwide.

As stated by Fisher Alvin®, “The Group offers a wide range of steel products from the extensive selection of Fisher Alvin Key Clamps and Tube, to the Freestanding Roof Edge Protection and Armco Crash Barriers to the market leading Fisher Livestock and Equine Drinkers. Fisher Alvin Key Clamp Systems and Fittings are distributed worldwide from our extensive stocks. All Fisher Alvin key clamp products are manufactured to the highest quality using the finest materials and the most modern plant and machinery. Fisher Alvin has been manufacturing alvin key clamps fittings and systems for over fifty years.”

Most equine drinkers produced by Fisher Alvin® are manufactured from galvanized materials, whilst all their equine drinkers have smooth edges, to protect your horse from injury.

Further information about Fisher Alvin® can be found on their website: https://www.fisheralvin.com/

Why use an equine drinker instead of water buckets?

Following are just a few of the benefits of equine drinkers:

* No need to worry about carrying heavy water buckets across the yard, posing the risk of hurting your back and splashing water into your boots – we’ve all been there; soggy socks are no fun!

* Your horse isn’t going to run out of water, provided the water mains are still running – so they’re at a drastically lessened risk of dehydration.

* Equine drinkers are easy to clean, saving a lot of time.

* Some equine drinkers are designed not to freeze, even as winter temperatures drop below freezing – so your horse still has access to a constant supply of fresh, clean water, even in the coldest winter weather.

* In fields, there is less chance of your horse being exposed to the risks of standing water, which can become contaminated with algae potentially toxic to horses.