How To Operate The Fish Feed Machine Correctly?

Before operating the fish feed extruder, you need to make adequate preparations. First, check whether the equipment is intact and whether the components are tightly connected. Secondly, select the appropriate extrusion mold according to production needs, and clean and disinfect it. Finally, prepare the required fish feed and other auxiliary materials to ensure that their quality meets production requirements.

1. After turning on the power, start the fish feed extruder according to the requirements of the equipment manual. Pay attention to the operation of the equipment to ensure that there is no abnormal sound and vibration.
2. Adjust the temperature and pressure parameters of the equipment according to production needs. Generally speaking, the temperature should be controlled within an appropriate range to ensure that the fish feed can be fully extruded and will not deteriorate due to excessive temperature.
3. Before formal extrusion, a trial run can be carried out to check whether the equipment is stable and whether the extrusion effect meets expectations.

1. Evenly feed the prepared fish feed into the feed port of the puffing machine, and pay attention to controlling the feeding speed to avoid too fast or too slow feeding resulting in poor puffing effect.
2. During the puffing process, closely observe the operating status and puffing effect of the equipment. If any abnormality is found, the machine should be stopped immediately for inspection and troubleshooting.
3. According to production needs, the temperature and pressure parameters of the equipment can be adjusted in time to obtain the best puffing effect.
4. After puffing is completed, shut down the equipment and cut off the power supply in time to ensure production safety.

After the extrusion operation is completed, the fish feed extruder needs to be cleaned and maintained. First, clean the residue inside the equipment to avoid affecting the next production. Secondly, check and maintain each component of the equipment to ensure that it is in good working condition. Finally, place the equipment in a dry and ventilated place to prevent moisture and corrosion.