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A fish feed pellet machine producing pressed pellets for aquaculture. Pressed pellets sink, which suits bottom feeding species and species that are not fed at the surface, and they are produced at a lower energy cost per tonne than extruded floating feed.

Where the species takes feed from the bottom, a sinking pellet is the correct product and a floating one is simply more expensive to make. The machine covers a range of pellet diameters by changing the die. Used by farms and small mills. Contact us to discuss whether sinking or floating feed suits the species you are raising.

A fish feed pellet making machine for farms producing their own sinking pellets. The formulation is compressed through a die under roller pressure, producing a dense pellet that holds together in water and sinks to where bottom feeding species take it.

Pellet durability is the thing to get right. A pellet that crumbles on handling or in water is wasted feed and a pond water problem. Die specification and conditioning before the die are what control it. The machine covers several pellet sizes through die changes. Enquire with your species and formulation for a recommendation on die and conditioning.

A fish feed pellet mill using a die and rollers to compress conditioned meal into pellets. The pellet mill is the established route for sinking aquatic feed and for livestock feed, and runs at a lower cost per tonne than an extruder.

Where floating feed is not required, a pellet mill is usually the more economical choice, both in capital cost and in energy per tonne produced. Pellet diameter is changed by changing the die. We supply flat die and ring die machines depending on throughput. Contact us with your tonnage and species and we will advise which configuration fits.

A fish feed pellet mill machine for producing sinking aquatic feed. Conditioned meal is forced through the die by rollers, and the friction and pressure bind the formulation into a durable pellet without the expansion that an extruder produces.

The machine suits species fed at or near the pond bottom, and operations where the lower running cost of pelleting outweighs the advantages of floating feed. Output is affected by formulation, moisture and conditioning as much as by the machine itself, so we advise on all three. Enquire for die options and a throughput estimate for your mix.

A fish feed pellet mill making machine supplied for aquaculture feed production. It produces sinking pellets by compressing conditioned meal through a die, and is built for continuous daily operation alongside a working farm or mill.

Pellet mills are mechanically simpler than extruders, which makes them easier to maintain in locations where technical support is not close at hand. Wearing parts are the die and rollers, and we supply spares with the machine. Pellet size is changed by die. Contact us for a quotation including a recommended spares package for your first year of operation.

A fish feed pellet production line covering the full route from raw material to finished pellet: grinding, mixing, conditioning, pelleting, cooling and bagging. The stages are sized together so the line runs at a steady rate rather than queueing at one machine.

Cooling matters more than it is often given credit for. Pellets leaving the die are hot and moist, and bagging them before they are cooled and dried causes mould in storage. The line includes cooling as standard. Supplied with layout drawings for your building. Contact us with your target tonnage for an equipment list and quotation.

A fish feed pelleting machine for producing sinking aquatic feed from a prepared mix. Pelleting compresses the formulation so that each pellet carries the complete ration, which prevents fish from selecting one ingredient over another.

Uniform pellets also make feeding rates easier to judge and record, which is the basis of any attempt to measure and improve feed conversion on a farm. The machine covers several pellet diameters by die change as stock grows. Available as a standalone machine or within a complete line. Enquire with your species and the size range you need to produce.

A combined fish feed and pet food extruder machine, able to produce both aquatic feed and dry pet food from one installation by changing the formulation, die and running parameters. Both products are made by the same extrusion process, which is what makes a shared machine practical.

This suits producers serving two markets without the capital outlay of two dedicated lines, and operations testing a new product category before committing to it. The changeover between products is a matter of recipe and die rather than rebuilding the line. Contact us for details of the configurations and die sets needed for both product types.

A fish feed plant supplied as a complete working installation rather than as separate machines. Raw material intake, grinding, mixing, conditioning, extrusion or pelleting, drying, coating, cooling and bagging are specified as one process and laid out to fit the building available.

Treating it as a single plant rather than an assembly of machines avoids the capacity mismatches that otherwise appear once production starts. We provide layout drawings, an equipment list and commissioning guidance. Capacity, automation level and the feed types to be produced are set at the design stage. Contact us with your requirements for a plant proposal.

A fish feed plant project handled from specification through to a running installation. The project covers capacity planning, plant layout, equipment specification and manufacture, export and shipping, installation guidance and commissioning support.

Most of the difficulty in a feed plant is in the decisions made before anything is built: realistic capacity, the right balance between manual and automatic operation, and a layout that suits the building and the labour available. We work through those with you first. Contact us with your intended output, species, site details and budget, and we will prepare a project proposal.

Fish feed processing machinery covering each stage of aquatic feed production. The range includes hammer mills for grinding, mixers, conditioners, extruders and pellet mills, dryers, oil coaters, coolers and bagging equipment.

Machines can be supplied individually to extend or replace part of an existing line, or as a matched set for a new installation. Where an existing line is being upgraded, the new machine has to match the capacity of what stays, which is the first thing we check. Contact us with your current setup and what you are trying to achieve, and we will advise accordingly.

A fish feed processing plant producing finished aquatic feed from raw ingredients. The plant covers grinding, mixing, conditioning, forming, drying, coating, cooling and packing, supplied and laid out as one continuous process.

Plants are specified around daily tonnage, the pellet size range required, and whether floating or sinking feed is being produced, since that determines whether the forming stage is an extruder or a pellet mill. We provide the layout, equipment list and commissioning support. Contact us with your species, tonnage and site details for a plant drawing and quotation.

A fish feed production machine for farms and mills making their own aquatic feed. It handles the forming stage, taking a prepared and conditioned mix and producing finished pellets in the size required.

Producing feed on site gives control over formulation and cost, and allows ingredients that are available locally and cheaply to be used in place of imported ones. It also removes dependence on feed delivery schedules, which in remote farming areas can be the difference between feeding on time and not. Supplied alone or as part of a full line. Enquire with your daily requirement.

A fish feed production plant for commercial scale aquatic feed manufacture. The plant is built around continuous operation, with material handling between stages, intermediate storage, and bagging at the end of the line.

Commercial production differs from farm scale production mainly in consistency and in handling. Feed sold to other farms has to be the same bag to bag, and the volumes involved mean material has to move mechanically rather than by hand. Capacity and automation are set at the design stage. Contact us with your intended output and product range for a plant proposal.

A fish flesh separator machine recovering flesh from frames, trimmings and small fish, separating it from bone and skin.

This turns what would otherwise be waste into saleable product: recovered flesh goes into surimi, fish balls, cakes and paste products. For a processor already filleting at volume, the frames are already there and the recovery is close to pure margin. Separation fineness is set by the drum perforation size. Contact us with your raw material and throughput for a recommendation on drum specification.

Fish food equipment for producing aquatic feed, supplied as individual machines or as complete lines. The range covers grinding, mixing, conditioning, extrusion and pelleting, drying, oil coating, cooling and packing.

Which equipment you need depends on the species, whether the feed floats or sinks, and the tonnage. Those three answers determine most of the specification, so they are the first things we ask about. We supply to farms producing for their own stock and to mills producing for sale. Contact us with your requirements and we will put together an equipment list and quotation.

A fish food extruder producing expanded floating feed. The mix is cooked under heat and pressure in the barrel and expands on leaving the die, giving a light pellet that floats and holds together on the water surface.

Extrusion also cooks the starch in the formulation, improving digestibility and reducing the proportion that passes through the fish uneaten to settle on the pond bottom. Pellet size is set by the die. The extruder sits at the centre of a line, with grinding and mixing before and drying and coating after. Contact us for die sizes and line requirements.

A fish food extruder plant supplied as a complete installation built around the extruder. Grinding, mixing and conditioning feed into it, and drying, oil coating and cooling follow, with each stage sized to the extruder's throughput.

The equipment after the extruder is as important as the extruder itself. Pellets leave it hot and moist, and without proper drying and cooling they will not store. Feed that moulds in the bag is a total loss. The plant includes those stages as standard. Contact us with your target output for a layout drawing and full equipment list.

A fish food making machine for producing aquatic feed on a farm or in a small mill. It takes a prepared mix and forms it into finished pellets, in the sizes needed through the growing cycle.

Making feed on site puts the formulation under your control, which matters when ingredient prices move or when a particular raw material becomes hard to source. It also allows the ration to be adjusted to the stock and the season rather than taking whatever the supplier has available. Supplied standalone or within a line. Enquire with your species and tonnage.

Fish food manufacturing machines for aquatic feed production at farm and commercial scale. The range runs from compact single machines through to complete plants with material handling and automated control.

Scale is the main variable. A farm producing for its own ponds needs reliability and simple maintenance above all; a mill selling feed needs consistency, throughput and bagging. We specify differently for the two cases rather than offering a single answer. Contact us with your situation and intended output, and we will recommend the configuration that suits it.