A-Type Poultry Cage

• A-shaped stepped cage structure
• Three-tier and four-tier cage configurations
• Galvanized cage mesh and supporting frame
• Front feed trough system
• Nipple drinking lines
• Sloped egg-rolling cage floor
• Automatic travelling feeder
• Egg collection conveyor system
• Automatic manure removal equipment

• Classic A-Frame Design: The stepped cage arrangement provides a stable structure and convenient access for bird inspection and equipment maintenance.
• Efficient Space Utilization: Three-tier or four-tier layouts increase bird capacity while maintaining practical aisle space.
• Galvanized Steel Construction: Corrosion-resistant cage mesh and supporting components are suitable for demanding poultry-house environments.
• Good Ventilation: The open stepped structure allows air to circulate around each cage tier and supports effective poultry-house ventilation.
• Efficient Egg Rolling: The inclined cage floor allows eggs to roll gently toward the front collection area.
• Automatic Feeding Option: Travelling feeding equipment distributes feed consistently along long cage rows.
• Automatic Drinking: Closed nipple drinking lines provide controlled and hygienic water delivery.
• Automatic Egg Collection: Longitudinal egg belts and cross conveyors can reduce manual egg handling.
• Flexible Manure Management: Scraper or belt-type manure removal systems can be selected according to project requirements.
• Custom Project Design: Cage size, row length, bird capacity and automation level can be adapted to individual poultry farm projects.

The values above are typical reference configurations. Final cage dimensions, stocking capacity, wire specification and automation equipment should be confirmed according to bird breed, poultry-house dimensions, local regulations and project requirements.

• Commercial layer farms
• Small and medium-sized egg production farms
• Large automated layer farms
• Open-sided poultry houses
• Environmentally controlled poultry houses
• New layer farm construction
• Existing poultry-house renovation
• Poultry farm automation upgrade projects
• Turnkey commercial egg production projects

• Check cage frames, wire mesh, bolts and connecting components regularly.
• Maintain correct cage-floor inclination for smooth egg movement.
• Keep feed troughs clean and remove accumulated or spoiled feed.
• Inspect nipple drinkers, water pipelines and pressure regulators for leakage.
• Check travelling feeders for correct alignment and smooth operation.
• Inspect egg belts, rollers and conveyor transfer points regularly.
• Check scraper or manure belt equipment according to the maintenance schedule.
• Inspect motors, reducers, chains and electrical control components periodically.
• Clean and disinfect cages thoroughly between production cycles.
• Replace damaged mesh, drinkers, belts or other worn components when required.

What is an A-Type poultry cage?
It is a stepped multi-tier poultry cage system with an A-shaped supporting frame, commonly used for commercial laying hen production.

How many tiers are normally available?
Three-tier and four-tier configurations are commonly used. The final design depends on poultry-house dimensions and target bird capacity.

How many birds can one cage set hold?
Typical commercial configurations range from approximately 90 to 160 laying hens per set. Final capacity depends on cage dimensions, door quantity and stocking requirements.

Can automatic feeding be installed?
Yes. Travelling feeders and centralized feed conveying systems can be integrated according to row length and farm automation requirements.

Can eggs be collected automatically?
Yes. Longitudinal egg belts, cross conveyors and centralized egg collection equipment can be added for commercial layer farms.

How is manure removed?
Depending on the cage layout, manure can be removed by scraper equipment or automatic manure belt systems.

What is the difference between A-Type and H-Type cages?
A-Type cages use a stepped A-shaped arrangement and generally have fewer tiers with a more open structure. H-Type cages use vertically stacked tiers and are commonly selected when higher stocking density is required.

Can the cage system be customized?
Yes. Cage dimensions, tier quantity, row length, bird capacity and supporting automatic equipment can be configured according to individual poultry projects.

What information is required for a quotation?
Please provide the target number of laying hens, poultry-house length, width and clear height, preferred tier configuration, local voltage and frequency, climate conditions and required automation level.