1 t/h Poultry Pellet Feed Line

The challenge

Bought-in compound feed is often the largest single cost on a poultry farm, and quality varies from batch to batch. The farm needs a line that fits inside an existing 120 m² shed, runs on 380 V power and can be operated by two people.

Our solution

We combine a self-priming hammer mill, a vertical mixer, a screw auger and two Model 210 pellet mills working in parallel. Running two mid-size mills instead of one large mill keeps power demand moderate and lets production continue while one die is changed.

Process flow

1. Raw maize, soybean meal and bran are drawn into the self-priming hammer mill (2 mm screen).
2. Meal is weighed with premix and blended in the vertical mixer for 6–8 minutes.
3. The auger lifts blended mash into the pellet mill hoppers.
4. Pellets are spread to cool for 20–30 minutes, then bagged.

This is a reference configuration. Capacities, layout and power are adjusted to each buyer's materials and site.