Planning answers
Animal Feed Line FAQ
Clear answers for early planning. Project-specific performance, scope and commercial terms are confirmed in the final proposal and contract.
Can one line make pet food and fish feed?
Yes. Dry pet food and extruded fish feed are applications of the same production system. The mold, cutter, formulation and operating parameters are set for the target product.
What feed products can the line make?
Typical applications include dry dog food, dry cat food, floating fish feed and sinking feed. Send the target product and pellet specification so feasibility can be reviewed.
Does changing the mold change the pellet shape?
The die opening determines the basic profile and diameter or width; cutter setup controls length. Formula and process settings still influence expansion, texture, density and behavior in water.
Can the line produce both floating and sinking feed?
The production system can be configured for these targets, but flotation or sinking is not controlled by the mold alone. Raw materials, moisture, extrusion settings and drying also matter.
What raw materials can be used?
Projects commonly use combinations of grains, protein meals, starch sources, vitamins, minerals, oils and other approved feed ingredients. The formula should be developed with a qualified feed nutrition or formulation specialist.
What capacities are available?
Reference lines range from approximately 120 to 5000 kg/h. Actual output depends on the product, formula, pellet size, moisture, equipment scope and operating conditions.
How do I choose the right capacity?
Calculate required monthly output, realistic production days and hours, then include time for changeover, cleaning and maintenance. Also check that power, heating and floor space support the chosen line.
Can voltage and frequency be customized?
Yes, the electrical system can be specified for the destination market. Provide voltage, frequency, phase and any local component requirements during inquiry.
What heating methods are available?
The dryer and related equipment can be discussed around available electricity, gas, diesel, steam or other site conditions. The final option depends on line size and local economics.
How much factory space is required?
Space depends on capacity, dryer type, conveying route, packing area, raw-material storage and finished-goods flow. Send a building drawing or dimensions for a reference layout.
What is the typical delivery time?
A standard reference is approximately 35–40 days after the order conditions are met. Custom equipment and larger lines can require more time, so the contract schedule is final.
Is factory testing available?
Inspection, photo or video updates and agreed trial arrangements can be discussed before shipment. Raw-material and test conditions should be confirmed in advance.
Do you provide installation and operator training?
Remote guidance and on-site engineer service can be arranged according to the contract. The buyer normally prepares the site, utilities, local workers and agreed travel-related support.
What is the warranty?
The reference warranty term is two years. Covered parts, exclusions, consumables and service responsibilities are defined by the signed contract.
What information should I send for a quotation?
Send country, feed products, target kg/h, pellet sizes, raw materials, voltage, heating preference, building dimensions, packing requirements and expected purchase schedule.