Feed Pellet Size: 1–12 mm, subject to formula and animal requirements
Feed Pellet Forming Rate: >98%
Application: Poultry and livestock feed production
This 5-7T/H feed production line, perfect for large-scale operations. Designed for processing poultry, livestock, and aquatic feed, our solutions cover project planning, 3D design, equipment installation, and ongoing support. Focused on automation, energy efficiency, and flexibility, our lines are tailored to meet diverse market needs and ensure long-term success.
A 5–7 T/H feed production line should be planned around the quantity and types of feed needed each day. HERM reviews your poultry and livestock feed formulas, available production hours and finished-feed requirements before proposing the equipment configuration.
Daily planning should allow time for formula changes, cleaning, maintenance and packing. Actual output varies with raw material properties, grinding fineness, pellet diameter and the selected equipment; the stated capacity is not a guarantee for every formula.
For a new plant or an existing-building upgrade, the layout also needs to coordinate ingredient receiving, storage, maintenance access and finished-feed dispatch. These details help define the project scope and requirements for future changes.
A proposed feed production line may include raw material receiving and cleaning, grinding, batching and mixing, conditioning and pelleting, cooling, screening, and packing. The final process depends on the feed products and project requirements.
HERM configures each production stage around your feed formulas, ingredient characteristics, target output, available utilities, and plant layout—not nominal capacity alone.
Broad Applications: Flexible Formula Adjustments to Meet Diverse Needs
Poultry Feed
Produce feed for broilers, layers, chicks, breeders and ducks in mash, crumble or pellet form, according to the required formula.
Cattle Feed
Configure compound feed production for dairy or beef cattle based on the selected ingredients, feed form and formulation.
Sheep and Goat Feed
Plan pelleted feed production around the required formula, fiber characteristics and feeding program.
Pig Feed
Produce pig feed for different growth stages with equipment selected for the formula, ingredient properties and pellet specifications.
Multiple Formula Production
A line can be configured for multiple poultry and livestock feed formulas, with batching, storage and changeover needs considered in the design.
Why Choose Our Feed Production Lines?
Daily feed requirement
Daily tonnage, operating hours and changeovers.
Storage and material flow
Ingredient delivery and finished-feed handling.
Formula and particle size
Ingredients, product form and pellet specifications.
Packing and staffing scope
Packing method and operating responsibilities.
Building access and layout
Floor dimensions, clear height and access.
Future production changes
Formula changes and possible expansion.
5-7 T/H Feed Line Questions
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Will every feed formula achieve 5-7 T/H?
Not necessarily. Output depends on ingredient properties,
grinding fineness, pellet diameter and equipment configuration.
Share your main formulas and product targets so the proposed
capacity can be assessed for your application.
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Can the line fit into our existing building?
The building needs a layout assessment. Provide floor dimensions,
clear height, column positions and access details. Storage,
utilities and maintenance space should be reviewed alongside
equipment placement.
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Can one line produce different feed formulas?
Multiple formulas may be accommodated with suitable equipment
and operating procedures. The proposal should consider ingredient
storage, weighing, changeover cleaning and carryover control.
Different formulas may have different outputs.
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What information is needed for a quotation?
Send the project location, daily feed demand, working hours,
main formulas and finished-feed sizes. Include building drawings,
utilities, packing requirements and any equipment you plan to retain.
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What installation and training support is included?
Confirm the scope in the project agreement. Discuss installation
guidance, commissioning, operator training and after-sales support,
including the responsibilities of HERM and the local site team.
