Manufacture chicken farm durable chicken manure dewatering machine

It is a manure dehydrator (solid–liquid separator) that separates pig, cow, duck and chicken manure into liquid organic fertilizer and solid organic fertilizer by forcing raw manure through a screw-and-screen separator.

Designed for a wide range of livestock and poultry manures including chicken, pig, cow, duck and other farm slurries. It handles mixed manure and manure with typical farm solids.

A mud pump feeds raw manure water into the unit. A screw shaft within a cylindrical screen squeezes and conveys solids while liquid flows through the screen to the liquid outlet, producing separated liquid fertilizer and dewatered solids.

Available models: FC-130, FC-150, FC-280. Typical specs: FC-130 — Voltage 220V/380V, Main power 4 kW, Pump 3 kW, Weight 230 kg, Dimensions 1700×600×1150 mm, Wet manure suction 20 CBM, Dry manure capacity 5 CBM. FC-150 — Voltage 380V, Main power 5.5 kW, Pump 3 kW, Weight 360 kg, Dimensions 1780×700×1200 mm, Wet manure suction 22 CBM, Dry manure capacity 7 CBM. FC-280 — Voltage 380V, Main power 7.5 kW, Pump 3 kW, Weight 420 kg, Dimensions 2000×800×1500 mm, Wet manure suction 25 CBM, Dry manure capacity 15 CBM.

Power requirements depend on model: main motor 4–7.5 kW and pump motor 3 kW. FC-130 can be supplied as 220V or 380V; FC-150 and FC-280 are 380V. A suitably rated, grounded power supply and correctly sized cables are required.

Model wet manure suction capacities are approximately 20 CBM (FC-130), 22 CBM (FC-150) and 25 CBM (FC-280). Dry (dewatered) output volumes depend on input solids content and model (typical listed as ~5, 7 and 15 CBM respectively).

The liquid fraction can be used directly as liquid organic fertilizer or applied to crops (or further processed). The solids are suitable for transport to low-fertilizer areas, soil amendment, or composting into organic compound fertilizer.

Moisture reduction is substantial and results in dewatered solids suitable for transport or composting. Exact moisture content depends on input slurry consistency and operating settings; contact the manufacturer for typical percentages under your conditions.

It can handle typical amounts of bedding included in farm manure. However, very large or long fibrous materials may reduce performance and could require pre-shredding or specialized configuration—consult the supplier for heavy-bedding applications.

Install on firm, level ground with adequate space for inlet, outlet and maintenance access. Provide the correct voltage/power supply, connect the mud pump to the inlet, and arrange liquid and solid discharge points. Professional installation/commissioning is recommended.

Regularly clear screens and discharge ports, inspect and lubricate bearings and screw components per the maintenance schedule, check and service the mud pump, and replace worn screening elements. Frequency depends on use; daily visual checks and weekly cleaning are typical.

The unit is built for farm use with durable, corrosion-resistant materials in critical parts. For exact material specifications (stainless steel grades, coatings, etc.) request detailed datasheets from the manufacturer.

Typical safety features include guards around moving parts, emergency stop, and proper electrical grounding. Operators should follow lockout/tagout procedures, avoid wearing loose clothing near moving parts, and follow the supplied safety manual.

Spare parts such as screens, screws and pump components are normally available. After-sales service and warranty terms vary by supplier—contact the manufacturer or your sales representative to confirm parts availability, service plans and warranty coverage.

Yes — many manufacturers offer customization (different voltages, sizes, hopper/inlet options) and can arrange packaging, shipping and on-site installation support. Contact the supplier with your site details and requirements for a tailored solution.