Pellet Feed Granulator
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Price:
Negotiable
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Delivery term:
The date of payment from buyers deliver within days
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seat:
Beijing
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Validity to:
Long-term effective
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Last update:
2023-06-26 18:36
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Browse the number:
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seomaster(Mr.)
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Email:
telephone:
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Arrea:
Beijing
Address:Room 907, ZhongShi Office Building Lane528 NO.35 CaoYang Road
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The Pellet Feed Granulator is extensively used for feed processing due to its numerous advantages, such as high productivity, remarkable efficiency, and exceptional automation capabilities. However, when employing conventional feed production machines, one commonly encounters the issue of inconsistent output, primarily caused by the inability to maintain consistent feed sizes. Consequently, the quantities of produced feed vary significantly. This predicament is effectively addressed by the Pellet Feed Granulator, as it ensures the production of uniformly sized and perfectly shaped feed pellets, resulting in a reliable and stable output. |
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AdvantagesÂ
1. Avoid picky eaters of livestock
The feeding of animals with a balanced diet is important to ensure that they are receiving proper nutrients, as opposed to only selecting what they enjoy and leaving out other important ingredients. This helps to maintain their overall well-being.
2. Convenient transportation
The pellets used as feed are a practical choice for both storing and transporting them efficiently. In addition, their use can result in a reduction in loss of around 8% to 10%.
3. Good liquidity
Due to their excellent flow characteristics and minimal adhesion, pellets are an ideal choice for farms utilizing automatic feeders and engaging in large-scale feeding operations.
4. Reduce pollution
During the transportation process of powdered feed, a lot of dust tends to form, resulting in adverse effects on the surrounding environment. But the good thing about pellet feed is that it doesn't contain any dust-prone materials in its raw form. As a result, it creates fewer pollutants in the air and water, thus leaving a smaller environmental footprint.
5. Sterilization
Some unsterilized animal feeds might contain Salmonella, a bacteria that can survive in animal tissues even after being ingested. If consumed by humans, meat contaminated with this bacteria can lead to gastrointestinal issues. To eliminate any potential risks, we ensure all our feeds undergo autoclaving to guarantee cleanliness and sterilization.
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