Cage Compartments

The partition wires are designed to allow optimal light and air circulation. The 7º sloped floor wires ensure eggs smoothly roll onto the egg collection belt. The back section of the cage compartments is divided using partition wires, ensuring secure and effective separation. The cage doors are horizontally oriented for easy opening and closing. Each compartment measures 60 cm x 62.5 cm, accommodating up to 9 chickens. Beneath the egg wires, two 3 mm dip-galvanized reinforcement wires provide enhanced durability.

Watering System

The middle of the side panels features two stainless steel nipples mounted on “PVC” pipes running along the length of the cage. Beneath them, a “V” water drainage channel prevents water from reaching the manure belt. Water from the main supply is regulated through a reservoir for optimal pressure and distributed via the “PVC” pipes. Each tier is equipped with one reservoir. The watering system uses long-lasting, leak-proof fittings for reliability.

Feeding System

The trolley-based feeding system, popular in poultry farming, ensures feed is evenly and hygienically distributed into the troughs using specialized feed distribution apparatus. This efficient system minimizes feed wastage while allowing quick and secure distribution. The mechanism operates fully or semi-automatically, powered by motors ranging between 0.75 and 1 HP, using a rope drive. Feed hoppers, crafted from galvanized sheet metal and assembled with bolts and rivets, deliver feed via 127 mm diameter spiraled tubes directly to the feed trolleys. The system ensures each level receives precisely measured feed in perfect proportion. Switch-controlled freezing units regulate distribution, with control panels and system connections at the end of the process for oversight.

Manure Removal System

Manure is carried on POLYPROPYLENE (plastic) belts running under each tier, transported to the discharge conveyor at the end of the cage via reduction motor-driven scrapers. Scrapers at each level ensure smooth transfer to the manure conveyor. To prevent splatter contamination at the cage’s rear, protective curtains are installed. Special rubber-coated rollers on the belt prevent wear, while first-class materials in the control panels ensure long-lasting efficiency.