Household Manual Feed Pellet Mill for Poultry & Livestock | Small Farm Granulator Model: 180

The rated capacity is 200 KG per hour. Actual output depends on raw material type, moisture content, pellet diameter, and whether a motor or manual crank is used.

The product is marketed as a household manual feed pellet mill but is offered in configurations that can be driven manually or fitted with an electric motor (specifications list 220V/380V). Check the specific listing or contact the seller to confirm which drive option is included.

It is suitable for making feed pellets for poultry (chickens, ducks) and a variety of livestock (pigs, goats, sheep, cattle). Pellet size and formulation should be adjusted based on the species and age.

Common raw materials include corn, soybean meal, wheat, barley, sorghum, rice bran, alfalfa, grass/forage, straw (after suitable processing), and mixed compound feeds. Hard or fibrous materials should be ground or preprocessed first.

Dies commonly range from about 2 mm to 8 mm. Use 2–4 mm pellets for young poultry, 4–6 mm for adult poultry and small livestock, and 6–8 mm for larger livestock. Confirm available die sizes with the supplier.

For best results aim for a moisture content of roughly 12–18%, with many operators targeting 12–15% for optimal compression and pellet durability.

The machine dimensions are 920 x 340 x 810 mm (L x W x H) and it weighs approximately 85 kg.

The electric versions are compatible with 220V or 380V supply options. Confirm the motor specification supplied with your unit before connecting to power.

Assembly is generally straightforward: mount the unit on a stable surface, fit the selected die and rollers, and attach the manual crank or motor depending on the configuration. A user manual is typically provided; contact the seller for installation support if needed.

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the die and pellet chamber after use, checking and lubricating bearings and moving parts, inspecting rollers and die for wear, and tightening fasteners. Replace worn dies/rollers to maintain pellet quality and throughput.

Yes — dies, rollers, gaskets and other wear parts are normally available from the supplier. It’s a good idea to keep spare dies and rollers on hand if you plan heavy use.

Noise levels are moderate and vary with drive type and motor. Always wear hearing protection if necessary, keep loose clothing and hands away from moving parts, disconnect power or secure the crank before servicing, and follow the safety instructions in the manual.

Yes — this mill can produce feed pellets suitable for small-scale retail or local sale. Ensure consistent pellet quality, proper labeling, and compliance with local feed regulations before selling commercially.

Key tips: grind raw materials to a consistent fine particle size, control moisture to 12–18%, use the appropriate die diameter for your animals, consider a pre-conditioner (steam or mixer) if available, maintain correct motor speed and feed rate, and keep dies/rollers in good condition.

Warranty terms and after-sales support vary by supplier. Contact the seller or manufacturer for information on warranty period, spare part availability, technical support, and service policies.