The 6t/H fish feed production lines refers to a manufacturing system with a production capacity of 6 tons per hour. This line is designed to meet the needs of medium to large aquaculture operations for premium-quality fish feed.

The 5t/H fish feed production lines is a specialized automated equipment designed for producing fish feed, with a designed capacity of 5 tons per hour.

The 4t/H fish feed production lines mainly consists of raw material processing systems, batching systems, pelletizing systems, drying systems, cooling systems, and packaging systems.

The 3t/H fish feed production lines refers to a fish feed production system with a capacity of 3 tons per hour. It converts raw materials into high-quality feed suitable for various fish species through a series of processes.

A 2t/H fish feed production lines refers to an automated system capable of producing 2 tons of fish feed per hour. This production line typically includes multiple stages, such as raw material processing, mixing, extrusion, drying, cooling, and packaging.

The 1t/H fish feed production line refers to equipment capable of producing 1 ton of fish feed per hour. This production line typically consists of modular components, including raw material processing, mixing, extrusion, drying, cooling, and packaging stages.

The 10t/H cattle feed production line plays a crucial role in modern livestock farming by improving feed production efficiency and ensuring high-quality feed.

The 9t/H cattle feed production lines is specifically designed for medium- and large-scale livestock farms and feed mills. Its primary function is to process raw materials into high-quality pellet feed that meets the nutritional needs of cattle.

The 8t/H cattle feed production lines is a set of equipment designed to produce nutrient-rich, easily digestible feed for cattle by mechanized and automated methods according to specific formulas.

The 7t/H cattle feed production lines is a system capable of producing 7 tons of cattle feed per hour. This production line typically consists of several stages, including raw material preprocessing, mixing, pelletizing, cooling, and packaging.