Poultry Layer Cage Machine
Poultry Layer Cage Frame Roll Forming Machine
Poultry Layer Cage machine: Galvanized steel use in the cage. The fodder feeding system is fully automatic.
Feeders specially design to distribute the feed in equal quantities in the cage systems and to prevent the feed from overflowing the feeder.
The poultry Layer Cage roll forming machine combines Coil sheet, Leveling, punching machine, into roll Forming Machine, roll forming system, PLC-controlled hydraulic automatic cut off, output, and finished products. Poultry Farm Layer Chicken Cages Line is used for feeding cage sections.
Layer Chicken Cage frame machine
You can operate it intensively and automatically in the automatic poultry management system, which also makes the layer feeding system, drinking system, poultry manure removal system, egg collection system coming into an automatic era, and improving manpower and saving labor costs greatly.
FAQ :
1. What materials are used in poultry cage production?
The machine typically processes galvanized steel, stainless steel, or PVC-coated wire, which offer excellent rust resistance and long service life in humid poultry environments.
2. What are the advantages of using a poultry layer cage roll forming line?
LOTOSFORMING’s machines provide high production efficiency, uniform product dimensions, automated punching and cutting, and smooth edges for bird safety ensuring consistent cage quality and reduced labor costs.
3. Can LOTOSFORMING customize the poultry cage machine?
Yes. LOTOSFORMING designs and manufactures fully customized cage production lines based on cage size, layer tiers, and local poultry farm requirements.
4. How does the poultry layer cage machine work?
The production starts with feeding galvanized coil material into the roll forming line. The machine performs automatic punching, forming, and cutting processes to create the precise cage mesh or frame structure according to the selected design.
5. What is the production speed of the poultry layer cage machine?
Production speed depends on the cage design and material thickness but typically ranges from 8 to 15 meters per minute, providing high-volume and stable output.
