Henan Huaxing Poultry Equipments Co.,Ltd.
Henan Huaxing Poultry Equipments Co., Ltd.
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The Layer chicken cage system use hot galvanized system, corrosion resistance, the use life is 15 to 20 years. It has A type layer chicken breeding equipment and H type layer chicken breeding equipment. Use advance ventilation system, lighting system and automatic control system, save energy consumption. Improving labor productivity, decrease the ratio of egg and feed. Using belt manure removal system, make the chicken manure dry become granular, reduce the environment pollution. The rate of chicken manure reuse improved. It is the optimal eco-environment protection breeding equipment for healthy layer chicken.
Our factory was established in 1996, we have 26-year professional production experience in poultry farming equipment, especially in layer raising chickens cage.
Our layer chickens cage system keep improving and updating with the developting technology. A-type layer chickens cage system adopt full set hot-dipped gavalnized material that guarantee 30-year service life at least, which save the cost of investment.
The H-type farming chickens layer chickens cage equip full-automatic equipment:
1) feeding system: running feeder per shed and running feeder per row
2) egg-collecting
3) ventilating system
4) manure removal system: belt
these save the cost of labor, improve the efficiency, decrease the disability and increase the laying rate.
Specification of laying hen cage:
| Size | Tier | Cell | Weight | Capacity |
| 195*45*41cm | 3 | 51.8kg | 120 birds/set | |
| 4 | 69.0kg | 160 birds/set | ||
When you start to run the poultry raising layer chickens, please kindly contact us with following data:
1) The quantity you are planning to raise
2) The size of poultry house, Length*Width*Height
3) The local power voltage ( Ours is AC380V 3-phase 50HZ as your reference)
4) Another detailed requirement
And according your specific requirement, our design department will plan the suitable designing scheme for your poultry farming.
