To ensure continuous production, a large amount of raw materials need to be stored during the feed processing process, increasing the storage stability of raw materials and maintaining their quality.
Eliminate dust from the start of feeding, and the dust removal system avoids the formation of a powder explosion environment.
Effectively separate large impurities such as straw, stones, hemp pieces, paper pieces, clumps, plastic pieces, etc., so that materials can smoothly pass through other equipment, effectively ensuring the normal operation of subsequent processing equipment and conveying equipment.
Crushing is an operation that reduces the particle size of feed and increases its specific surface area, which can enhance the digestive ability of animals. It can provide you with various particle size solutions for crushing the front and back ends, as well as coarse and fine powders.
The proportion of each ingredient can be determined, and the discharge machine is equipped with a variable frequency motor for variable frequency discharge, improving the speed and accuracy of the ingredient.
Flexible installation in feed processing engineering ensures even distribution of various feed ingredients and ensures the quality of formulated feed. Optional liquid addition equipment.
Adding molasses to ruminant feed can increase the energy density of the feed, increase the feed intake of ruminants, and thus improve their production performance.
The ring mold granulator is the main feed machinery equipment for producing pellet feed, and its performance largely determines the feed production volume, playing a very important role in the feed processing process. Differentiated configuration and personalized customization can be carried out according to user needs to achieve high-quality production.
Cooling is an indispensable process in the granulation section. Facilitate the transportation, storage, and storage of granular materials.
Separate the particles and impurities through grading equipment, and finally screen out qualified particles.
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