The system employs an automatic auger feeder, with the feed tube made of high-quality PVC material and the auger imported from South Africa. Each feed port is equipped with a controllable feeding shut-off function. It is equipped with ABS feed boxes, 3mm thick and with a radius of 120mm, each occupying a quarter of a circle. The feed boxes feature anti-slip edges to prevent material from slipping during feeding. The transparent feed port allows for easy observation of the amount of material. Each end of the sub-feeder line is designed with a material level indicator, and the end feed box of each workshop's rabbit enclosure is also equipped with a material level indicator. The front sub-feeder box is made of stainless steel, 1mm thick, and features a feed powder collection device. The observation port of the feed box is 10-15cm wide. Inside the feed box, there is a material sieve. The feed box lid should have a handle for easy operation.
No risk of cross-infection: The auger feeding system adopts an independent conveying system, with each cage having independent feeding access, effectively eliminating cross-infection between cages caused by feed conveying and reducing the occurrence of diseases.
Good sealing performance to prevent feed from spoiling: The entire process is in a sealed state, with almost no feed residue inside the pipeline. This reduces the contact between feed and humid air, effectively preventing feed spoilage.
Improve breeding efficiency and feed at fixed times and quantities: Auger feeding enables automatic conveyance and distribution of feed, reducing the time and labor intensity of manual feeding and enhancing breeding efficiency. When paired with a quantitative feeding box, the auger feeding system can achieve multiple feedings at fixed quantities, fully meeting the diverse feeding needs of rabbits at different growth stages.
Safe and reliable: The auger feeding system is independent of the rabbit's living space and does not come into contact with the young rabbits. There is no casualty of rabbits caused by mechanized automatic operation, thus improving the survival rate of rabbits.
Simple structure and high cost-effectiveness: The auger feeding system boasts a straightforward design, facilitating easy maintenance and upkeep, and exhibiting remarkable durability. With its robust conveying capacity and low failure rate, it can operate stably for extended periods, perfectly meeting the needs of large-scale livestock farms.
Low crushing rate, reducing feed waste: The crushing rate of the auger feeding system is 0.3%, and almost no feed powder is generated during the conveying process of the cage feed line, greatly reducing feed waste and lowering the breeding cost.