The disc pan floor feeding line is an automatic feeding system designed specifically for floor rearing. It is widely used in large-scale farming of broilers, layers, and breeders, and is also suitable for ducks, geese, and other waterfowl raised on the floor. The system uses a spiral auger to transport feed from the silo to each feed pan inside the poultry house, achieving fully automatic, timed, and quantitative feeding.
System Composition
The disc pan floor feeding line mainly consists of a feed silo, drive unit, main feed line, V-shaped hopper, feed pans, anti-perch wire, and a suspension lifting system. The feed silo stores the feed, the main feed line conveys feed through the internal auger to each pan, and the pans are evenly distributed across the poultry house floor, ensuring every bird has easy access to feed.
Key Advantages
Automatic conveying, labor-saving: The system is automatically controlled by feed level sensors to start and stop the motor, enabling unattended automatic feeding. One unit can cover an entire poultry house.
Uniform feeding, less waste: The auger delivers feed simultaneously to all pans. Each pan can serve 50 to 70 birds, effectively preventing competition and feed accumulation.
Adjustable height, suitable for all stages: The pan height can be flexibly adjusted according to the age of the birds, making it suitable from chick stage to market. The pans feature 6-level feed adjustment for precise control of intake at different growth stages.
Durable and easy to maintain: The pans are made of high-quality PE engineering plastic, and the feed pipe has a thick galvanized coating for corrosion resistance and long service life. The pans are detachable for easy cleaning and daily maintenance.
Applications
The disc pan floor feeding line is suitable for floor rearing of broilers, layers, and breeders, and can also be used for ducks, geese, and other waterfowl. It is an essential supporting system for large-scale, intensive farming.
