A 5t/H chicken feed production line is an automated system designed to produce 5 tons of chicken feed per hour. This type of production line typically includes processes such as raw material handling, mixing, pelleting, cooling, screening, and packaging.

The 4t/H chicken feed production lines refers to an integrated system capable of producing up to 4 tons of chicken feed per hour.

The 3t/H chicken feed production line stands out for its ability to produce 3 tons of chicken feed per hour. This production capacity fully meets the feed supply needs of medium-sized farms.

A 2t/H chicken feed production lines refers to a fully automated production lines capable of producing 2 tons of chicken feed per hour.

The 1t/H chicken feed production line is a fully automated production lines capable of producing 1 ton of chicken feed per hour. This production line consists of multiple integrated machines that handle every stage of the process

A 10t/H pig feed production line refers to equipment capable of producing 10 tons of pig feed per hour. The production line works by coordinating various machines to achieve efficient and high-quality feed production.

The 9t/H pig feed production line is a highly efficient equipment capable of producing 9 tons of pig feed per hour. This production line typically includes several stages, such as raw material processing, mixing, pelleting, cooling, and packaging.

The 8t/H pig feed production line is an equipment that can produce 8 tons of pig feed per hour. It consists of several modules, including raw material storage, crushing, mixing, pelletizing, cooling, and packaging systems.

The 7t/H pig feed production lines is capable of producing 7 tons of pig feed per hour, making it suitable for medium to large feed factories and farms.

The 6T/H pig feed production lines is a system designed to produce 6 tons of feed per hour, specifically for pig feed production. The core function of this production line is to produce various feeds that meet the nutritional needs of pigs at different growth stages.