Production starts with water quality.
Water quality plays a foundational role in herd health and operation efficiency. Happy cows produce more milk, and water quality is part of that equation.
THIS DABV
DabV is an autonomous water treatment device that utilizes vibrational energy. The solution can be used for waste treatment and reducing scaling in installations. The technology is based on scientific knowledge and is continuously developed over time for effective, low-cost solutions.
Energy Savings
Reduce your biggest
controllable operating cost
Reduce your biggest controllable operating cost. Biofilm and scale force chillers, heaters, and pumps to work harder. By passively reducing these buildups in water lines, DABV restores efficiency to critical equipment, resulting in measurable energy savings.
8% – 12% average reduction in water-related energy consumption.
System Add‑On
Complement your
existing watersystems
DABV is a high-performance add-on that elevates your entire water system. Installed externally on existing pipes, it enhances infrastructure. It passively reduces scale and biofilm where traditional treatments can't reach, improving flow, heat transfer, and system reliability.
75% longer lifetime for technical components
for producers
An add-on that elevates
your entire water system
Dairies rely on precise water systems for equipment like coolers, heaters, and parlor lines. DABV enhances this infrastructure externally. It passively reduces scale and biofilm unreachable by traditional methods, improving flow and heat transfer reliability.
99% reduction in biofilm and pathogens (e.g., E. coli)
Zero Upkeep
Install It once, then
focus on what matters
It requires no electricity. No filters. No chemicals. No daily maintenance. Once installed externally on your existing pipes, the system runs 24/7 without requiring any attention. Your team keeps their focus on the operation, not on water system upkeep.
30% reduction in chemical use
We understand that your milk quality is only as good as your water source.
Energy costs keep rising
Biofilm and scale act as insulation, forcing your equipment to work harder and use more power.
Chemicals add cost and complexity
Managing, handling, and replacing chemicals takes time your team doesn't have.
Maintenance drains focus
Another system requiring filters, monitoring, and upkeep pulls your attention away from your herd.
sustainability
Support your
sustainability commitments
sustainability commitments
The dairy industry is committed to becoming net neutral by 2050. Water management is a critical part of that goal, using less water and eliminating chemical dependence. DABV directly supports these commitments by reducing energy consumption and chemical reliance, helping you demonstrate real progress toward sustainability standards.
Built for your operation's reality
DABV is engineered for simplicity, working passively with your existing systems to reduce complexity and improve efficiency.
No electricity, chemicals, or replacement filters needed.
Our technology runs passively by converting the kinetic energy of the water flow into the cleaning energy required. This eliminates the cost and labor associated with power requirements and consumable inputs.
Installs non-intrusively on your existing pipe.
Installation is quick, simple, and non-disruptive to your daily operations. The unit is fitted directly to the outside of the pipe, meaning there is no downtime or internal system changes required.
Built for continuous use with zero moving parts.
Constructed from durable materials with no moving parts, our unit is designed to provide years of reliable, maintenance-free performance, backed by a strong operational guarantee.
NAMS and DABV teamed up to pilot a project to find out how DABV works in other enviorments
8-12% average reduction in water-related energy consumption
8-12%
99% reduction in biofilm and pathogens (e.g., E. coli)
+99%
Learn more about how this new techonology can work for your operation
Get in touch with our team. We'd like to understand your water system and explore how DABV might complement what you're already doing.
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