Automatic Broiler Pan Feeding Line

The Automatic Broiler Pan Feeding Line is designed for efficient feed delivery in commercial broiler houses. Feed is transferred from a central hopper or feed supply system into an enclosed conveying tube, where a rotating auger distributes feed along the complete feeding line and supplies multiple feeder pans.

The system can support feeding from the early chick stage through the finishing period. Line length, feeder pan configuration, suspension height, drive system and control method can be engineered according to poultry house dimensions, stocking requirements and farm management practices. It is suitable for new poultry farm construction, steel structure poultry houses and renovation of existing broiler facilities.

• Automatic feed distribution: Auger conveying reduces manual feeding work and distributes feed continuously along the poultry house.
• Uniform feeding access: Multiple pans positioned along the line provide evenly distributed feeding points for broilers.
• Chick-to-finish operation: Suitable feeder pan designs provide convenient feed access for young chicks and adjustable feeding levels as birds grow.
• Feed-saving design: Pan edges, feed cones and controlled feed levels help reduce scratching and unnecessary feed spillage.
• Automatic control: A control pan with feed-level sensing can be supplied to start and stop feed delivery according to system demand.
• Adjustable line height: Suspended feeding lines can be raised as birds grow and lifted during poultry house cleaning.
• Modular configuration: Line length, feeder quantity, spacing, suspension points and drive configuration can be adapted to individual projects.
• Durable construction: Galvanized conveying components and engineering plastic feeder parts are suitable for intensive poultry farm environments.

• Feed hopper or feed inlet assembly
• Galvanized feed conveying tubes
• Internal spiral feed auger
• Broiler feeder pans
• Drive unit with geared electric motor
• Control pan with optional feed-level sensor
• Suspension cables, pulleys and mounting hardware
• Manual or electric lifting system
• Electrical control unit
• Optional connection to bulk feed silo and main feed conveying system

Feed is delivered from a bulk silo, day bin or central feed supply system to the inlet hopper. The drive motor rotates the auger inside the conveying tube, moving feed along the poultry house and distributing it into feeder pans.

In an automatic configuration, a feed-level sensor installed at the control pan detects feed demand and controls operation of the feeding line. Feed levels can be adjusted according to bird age, feed form and farm management requirements.

The complete line is suspended from the poultry house structure, allowing its working height to be adjusted during the production cycle and raised for cleaning and disinfection between flocks.

• Application: Commercial broiler production
• Feeding Method: Automatic auger pan feeding
• Feed Type: Mash, crumble or pellet feed according to system configuration
• Feeding Line Length: Customizable
• Number of Feeding Lines: According to poultry house layout and project requirements
• Pan Type: Multiple broiler pan configurations available upon request
• Pan Spacing: According to project requirements
• Conveying Capacity: Selected according to line length and farm capacity
• Drive Power: Available upon request
• Voltage / Frequency: Configurable for local electrical standards
• Control: Sensor-based automatic control available
• Suspension: Cable suspension with manual or electric lifting options
• Feed Tube: Galvanized steel
• Feeder Pan: Durable engineering plastic according to selected configuration
• Project Design: Designed according to local climate, poultry house structure and farm conditions

• Commercial broiler chicken farms
• Floor-raised broiler production houses
• Closed-environment poultry houses
• Tunnel-ventilated poultry houses
• Steel structure poultry farm projects
• Large-scale poultry farming groups
• Turnkey poultry farm construction projects
• Existing poultry house feeding system renovation

• Feeding line quantity and poultry house layout
• Overall feeding line length
• Feeder pan spacing and configuration
• Auger and conveying capacity
• Drive motor and local voltage requirements
• Manual or motorized lifting system
• Feed-level sensors and electrical controls
• Bulk silo and feed transfer system integration
• Integration with poultry house environmental control systems
• Complete poultry farm equipment packages

Installation: Feeding lines are normally installed longitudinally inside the poultry house and suspended from the roof structure using cables and pulley assemblies. Feed tubes, augers, feeder pans, drive units and suspension components are assembled in sections for efficient installation.

Commissioning: Before operation, check auger rotation, motor operation, sensor response, feed level, suspension height and electrical protection.

Maintenance: Routine maintenance includes cleaning feeder pans, checking tube connections, inspecting auger and drive components, examining suspension cables and testing feed sensors. The feeding lines can be lifted between production cycles for convenient poultry house cleaning and disinfection.

Q: Can the feeding line be used for young chicks?
Yes. Suitable feeder pan configurations can provide convenient feed access during early brooding and remain adjustable as birds grow.

Q: How is the required number of feeding lines determined?
The layout depends on poultry house dimensions, stocking density, target bird weight and farm management requirements.

Q: Can the system connect to an external feed silo?
Yes. The feeding line can be integrated with bulk feed silos and automatic main feed conveying systems.

Q: Can voltage and motor specifications be customized?
Yes. Electrical configurations are available according to local power standards and project requirements.

Q: Can the system be installed in an existing poultry house?
Yes. Retrofit configurations can be designed according to the existing building structure, suspension conditions and feed delivery layout.

Q: Are the technical specifications fixed?
No. Line length, pan quantity, conveying capacity, motor configuration and control options can be customized according to the project.