It is a pelletizer designed to produce feed pellets for poultry, cattle and other livestock from raw materials such as corn, soybean, sorghum, grain and grass. It converts powdered or chopped raw materials into uniform pellets for easier feeding, storage and transport.
The listed capacity is up to 10 tons per hour. Actual throughput depends on raw material type, moisture content, particle size, formulation and machine configuration.
Pellet diameter can be adjusted between 1 mm and 12 mm to suit different animals and feeding needs. Pellet length is typically controlled by the cutting device—confirm length options with the supplier.
It can process various raw materials including corn, soybean, sorghum, grain and dried grass. Some materials require pre-treatment such as grinding and drying for optimal pelleting.
Voltage options listed are 220V, 380V and 400V. 380V/400V are commonly three-phase supplies. Verify your local power availability and ensure proper industrial wiring and an appropriate circuit breaker; consult a qualified electrician or the supplier for correct configuration.
A stable, level concrete foundation or steel platform is typically recommended. Exact requirements depend on machine layout, any auxiliary equipment and local conditions—the supplier can provide foundation drawings and installation guidance.
Yes. Common auxiliary equipment includes a hammer mill or grinder (for size reduction), mixer, dryer (if moisture is high), cooler, conveyor, and packaging machine. Cooling is recommended after pelleting to harden and stabilize pellets.
Regular maintenance includes checking and replacing wear parts (dies, rollers, bearings), lubricating bearings and gearboxes per manufacturer schedule, cleaning feed channels and die holes to prevent clogging, and inspecting belts and electrical components. Follow the supplier's maintenance manual for intervals and procedures.
Machine net weight is listed as 5000 kg and gross weight as 20000 kg. The package size is shown as 2000 x 1300 x 1800 (confirm units). Because the provided packaging dimensions/weights may vary by configuration and shipping method, confirm exact values with the supplier or shipping agent before transportation.
Warranty terms and spare-part provisioning vary by manufacturer and seller. Contact the supplier for specific warranty length, included spare parts, availability of wear parts (dies, rollers, knives), and after-sales service options such as onsite support or replacement shipments.
Pellet quality depends on raw material composition, particle size, moisture content (optimal moisture typically required), conditioning (steam or binder use), die specifications and machine settings. Proper formulation, pre-processing and cooling improve pellet durability and uniformity.
Fresh wet grass normally needs drying and appropriate size reduction before pelleting to reach a suitable moisture level and particle size. Excessive moisture can clog dies and reduce output. Check with the supplier for recommended moisture ranges for grass pelleting.
Operation complexity is moderate—operators need training for startup/shutdown, adjustment of feed rate and die/roller settings, routine maintenance and safety procedures. Many suppliers offer operation training, manuals and remote or onsite commissioning—confirm availability when ordering.
Ensure all guards and covers are in place, use emergency stop switches, follow lockout/tagout procedures during maintenance, wear appropriate PPE (gloves, eye protection, ear protection) and avoid introducing foreign objects into the feed stream. Follow the supplier's safety manual and local regulations.
Many manufacturers offer customization in die types, motor ratings and additional modules to suit different capacities and feed types. For scaling up or adjusting performance, consult the supplier with your specific production target and raw-material profile to get a recommended configuration.
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