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As a professional manufacturer of broiler breeding equipment, we are committed to providing advanced layer-stacked broiler cage systems for farmers. Our products are made of high-quality hot-dip galvanized steel with a service life of over 15 years, featuring corrosion resistance and anti-aging properties to ensure long-term stable operation.
Core Advantages:
- •High-density farming: Layer-stacked design increases stocking density by more than 3 times compared to floor rearing, significantly saving land resources
- •Automated management: Equipped with automatic feeding, drinking, and manure removal systems, reducing labor costs by 80%, one person can manage 20,000-30,000 chickens
- •Excellent disease prevention: Complete separation of chickens from feces effectively prevents disease transmission, survival rate increases to 98%
- •Energy-efficient and high-yield: Reduced activity of broilers improves feed conversion rate, feed-to-meat ratio decreases by 0.20, saving 0.7 yuan per chicken
Our equipment adopts a frame structure with push-pull cage doors for convenient operation and easy chicken handling. The manure removal system uses PP material conveyor belts to achieve “manure-free floor,” maintaining a clean chicken house environment. We welcome new and existing customers to visit and inspect, and we will provide comprehensive technical support and after-sales service to jointly create new brilliance in farming!
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