The 4t/H pig feed production lines refers to a feed production system capable of producing 4 tons of feed per hour. This production line typically consists of several stages, including raw material storage, batching, mixing, pelletizing, cooling, and packaging.

The 3t/H pig feed production line refers to a system capable of producing 3 tons of pig feed per hour. Compared to traditional manual feeding methods, using an automated pig feed production line greatly increases the speed and quality of feed production.

The 10t/H animal feed production lines refers to a fully automated production system capable of producing 10 tons of animal feed per hour.

The 1t/H pig feed production line refers to equipment capable of producing 1 ton of pig feed per hour. This type of production line is ideal for medium and small-scale farms, particularly those that are developing on a large scale but do not require the output of larger farms.

The 5t/H animal feed production lines is a device specifically used to produce animal feed, with its primary feature being the ability to produce 5 tons of feed per hour.

The 3t/H animal feed production lines refers to a system capable of producing 3 tons of feed per hour. It is suitable for processing feed for poultry, livestock, aquaculture, and other specialized animal diets.

A 2t/H animal feed production lines is a production setup capable of producing 2 tons of animal feed per hour. This capacity is suitable for small- to medium-sized feed processing plants and farms.

A 4t/H animal feed production line refers to a complete set of equipment capable of producing 4 tons of animal feed per hour. It is designed to produce feed for poultry, livestock, aquatic animals, and ruminants, covering powdered, pelleted, and extruded feed types.

The 1t/H animal feed production line is an automated feed production system designed for small to medium-sized livestock enterprises.

The 7t/H poultry feed production lines is a fully automated system designed to produce up to 7 tons of feed per hour. It is primarily used to process various types of poultry feed, including those for chickens, ducks, and geese.