How Does The Feed Pellet Production Line Work?

The small feed pellet production line uses a small feed pellet machine, a small crusher, and a small mixer. The small here means that the output is relatively small, but the crushing, mixing and granulation functions are the same as those of the large output. The small feed pellet production line is mainly composed of many equipment and can be used for the production of feed pellets for chickens, ducks, geese, pigs, cattle and sheep.

The workflow of the small feed pellet production line is to first crush the raw materials such as straw, grass and forage. The required grass crusher or grass shredder is needed. Then, the raw materials such as corn, wheat bran or similar grains are crushed. A hammer crusher is needed. After these raw materials are crushed, they are mixed and stirred. A mixer is needed, that is, a feed mixer, to mix the raw materials after the grass and grain are crushed. After the mixing is completed, it is transported to the feed pellet machine through a conveyor and granulation begins. The granulation is very fast and the material can be discharged in a while. If the output is small, it can be directly dried, and then loaded and stacked in the warehouse after drying. If the output is relatively large, the feed pellets need to be cooled by a cooler, dried, packaged by a packaging machine, and then placed in a warehouse. In this way, the entire feed pellet production process from crushing to granulation to packaging is completed.