Animal Feed Pellet Machine

1. Capacity: We can customize the different capacities from 1 ton per hour to 40 ton per hour or even more;
2. Enlarged stainless steel conditioner extends the conditioning and cooking time. Axialsteam spraying port improves feed cooking efficiency largely;
3. Wide applicable scope: It can process different materials such as corn, maize, grass,grains, molasses, SBM, MBM and some other feed raw materials;
4. Stainless steel door is made with one knife assembly to control the length of pellet;
5. Coupling assembly with hub-taper lock bores, bushing-taper locks, S-shaped grid cover, etc;
6. Full stainless steel feeder with variable-pitch anti-arch structure; Imported frequencyconverter control;
7. High precision driving main gear and pinion shaft adopt the carbonizing quenchingand hard tooth surface grinding technology, resulting in smooth driving, low noise and long service life;
8. Feed chute external discharge can be carried out by pulling out the external discharging lever arm of feed chute to prevent feed from entering the pellet chamber for
9. After-sale guarantee: One year warranty and all round after-sale service;
10. Highly efficient one-step gear transmission drive system ensures maximum utilization ratio of energy;

Raw Materials

There are thousands of raw materials for animal feed. The most common ones are soybean meal, cornmeal, bran, cotton cake, rapeseed cake, soybean cake, bone meal, baking soda, premix, salt, corn stalk, wheat stalk, soybean stalk, peanut Seedlings, sweet potato seedlings, pasture, weeds, straw, distiller's grains, tofu residue, etc. Under modern breeding conditions, the food structure of cattle is generally based on two types of forage and concentrated feed, which are appropriately matched with other roughage. Forages are generally based on fresh grass, hay, and tree stems and leaves. Common coarse materials include distiller's grains and tofu residue. So, forage or roughage is generally easy to find, and you can buy it directly from a raw material supplier.

Advantages of Animal Feed Pellets

• Transportation economy. After pelletization, the bulk density of the feed generally increased, which reduces the storage capacity and saves transportation costs.
• Good liquidity. Easy to manage. Many powders, especially velvet feeds with a small specific gravity, often add molasses or high fat and urea feeds to the stock. Due to the good fluidity of the feed pellets, there is little sticking, and for those farms that use automated feeders to raise cows or poultry on a large scale, pellet feed is the most popular.
• High rate of return. In the pelletizing process, due to the combined action of water, temperature and pressure, some physical and chemical reactions occur in the feed, gelatinization of the starch, and enhanced activity of the enzyme, which enables the animals to digest the feed more efficiently and transform into an increase in body weight. Feeding pig with pellet feed improves feed conversion compared to Pig powder feed.
• Reduce pollution. Avoid automatic grading of feed ingredients. In the powder storage and transportation process, due to the different volume and quality of various powders, it is easy to produce classification. After the pellets formed, there is no classification of the feed ingredients, and the pellets are not easy to dust, and the particulates have less air and moisture pollution than the powder during the feeding process.
• Sterilization. Salmonella in animal feed. Salmonella retained in animal tissues when it is ingested by animals. Animal who eat this bacteria will get Salmonella gastrointestinal problems. The method of re-granulation by steam high-temperature quenching and tempering can kill the presence of Salmonella in animal feed.
• Avoid picky eaters. The compound Pig feed formula has a variety of raw materials and is comprehensive in nutrition, which prevents the animal from picking up the favorite food from the powder and refuses to ingest other ingredients. Feeding loss can reduce because the pellet feed maintains uniformity during storage and feeding.