Nano
Compact & agile
Cow friendly
Front and rear spray (jet and mist)
Looking for a compact and agile manure robot that delivers impressive results? Discover our latest innovation: the Nano manure robot. This unique manure management solution is suitable for both slatted and semi-closed floors.
Suitable for wide and narrow manure alleys
Nano: the newest and most compact manure robot from JOZ. With a machine width of just 70 cm, it effortlessly cleans even the narrowest manure alleys. Thanks to its flexible scraping widths, it is equally suitable for wider alleys. This robot keeps every barn floor optimally clean.
Our transponder technology enables the Nano to learn up to 22 routes. And with its effective jet spray system, featuring two nozzles at the front and one at the rear, this agile manure robot delivers optimal coverage across the entire scraping surface. The Nano has an impressive tank capacity of up to 110 litres.
Do you use sprayers? Then 2.5 liters of water per minute is sprayed onto the floor. You can choose between jet sprayers or mist sprayers. Want to learn more about these convenient jet sprayers? See the brochure.
The Nano is suitable for slatted floors as well as semi-closed floors. If you have a closed barn floor longer than 20 metres, we recommend the Barn-E manure robot, which is specially designed for larger closed floors.
Want to know more?
If you would like to find out whether the Nano manure robot is the right solution for your farm, contact your local dealer.
Technology
The Nano boasts a maximum route duration of 65 minutes and an average speed of 6.5 meters per minute, making it faster than the JOZ-Tech. The advantage of this is faster cleaning. However, the Nano’s speed is still gentle enough to avoid disturbing your animals. At JOZ, it’s important to us that our products are animal friendly, and this is a key feature of the Nano’s design.
Technical specifications
| Dimensions | |
| Machine body width | 70 cm |
| Height | 70 cm |
| Required minimum clearance height | 70 cm |
| Maximum weight | 550 kg |
| Water | |
| Water tank capacity | 110 litres |
| Sprayers |
2 sprayers at the front, 1 at the rear |
| General | |
| Scraper width | 120, 140, 160 en 185 cm |
| Lift function | up to 4 cm |
| Batteries | 2 x 12V 80 Ah connected in series |
| Battery charger | 24 volts / max 22 A |
| Battery load | dependent on route duration |
| Routes | programmed via JOZ SAM & Sketch method |
| Incline | 5% with lift, up to a maximum of 10% |
| Maximum slatted floor gap width | 4 cm |
| Cubicle bedding | |
| Custom-cut straw up to 4 cm | |
| Sawdust | |
| Separated manure (only with sprayer system) |
Want to know more?
If you would like to find out whether the Nano manure robot is the right solution for your farm, contact your local dealer.
Custom configuration
JOZ allows you to customise the Nano to suit your farm’s specific needs by choosing from the options below:
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- Scraper width: 120, 140, 160 of 185 cm
- Sprayer equipment (110-litre capacity)
- Choice of jet or mist spray function, depending on the situation
- Lifting device (for managing inclines or crossing the feed alley)
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At JOZ, we recommend choosing sprayers whenever possible. By spraying water onto the caked manure layer first, cleaning results are significantly improved. The Nano is available with or without a jet spray system. When choosing a Nano with a spray system, a water connection at the charging station is required.
The Nano is equipped as standard with 3-jet nozzles in the dual spray configuration at the front. In addition, the Nano is supplied with mist nozzles, allowing the spray pattern to be easily adjusted to the specific situation during installation. Want to know more? Read all about it in our brochure.
Want to know more?
If you would like to find out whether the Nano manure robot is the right solution for your farm, contact your local dealer.
The Nano in the barn
The Nano operates independently, guided by transponders embedded in the barn floor. The robot pushes the manure into the manure pit and returns to the charging station to recharge its batteries for the next route. The charging station can be a standalone unit that allows docking and charging fromeither the left or right side.
The Nano’s movements are determined by the pre-programmed routes, the available space in relation to the number of cows in the barn and the presence of any potential obstacles. More information about routes and route schedules can be found in the brochure.
The Nano is engineered to be splash-proof, making it suitable for outdoor manure disposal.
Want to know more?
If you would like to find out whether the Nano manure robot is the right solution for your farm, contact your local dealer.
Software and communication
The Nano’s software communicates with transponders in the barn floor via a wireless connection with the J-link on the charging station. Therefore, the charging station’s location should be considered before installation, as a wired Internet connection is necessary for the robot to function optimally.
The Internet connection allows both dealers and JOZ to remotely monitor the Nano in real time, offering easier management and faster responses for enhanced operational convenience and service quality.
The timing of each route is managed via the JOZ Management System (JMS) or with the J-Touch manual control.
Want to know more?
If you would like to find out whether the Nano manure robot is the right solution for your farm, contact your local dealer.
Clean floors, healthy cows
Comfort for your cows, animal well-being and hygiene are all inextricably linked. Each factor affects the other. That is why JOZ takes all of these aspects into account with every single solution. Cow comfort is an important economic parameter in livestock farming. Infectious hoof diseases, such as digital dermatitis, interdigital dermatitis and foot rot are caused by bacteria that occur in cattle manure.
Lameness can cause a lot of damage on cattle farms. This damage can be broken down into direct economic damage (the costs of treatment and non-delivery of milk from sick or treated cows) and indirect damage (lower milk production, decreased fertility and early disposal). That means that good hoof health not only contributes to animal welfare, but also makes it easier to conduct work activities at your company.
