Galvanized Steel Cattle Bunk Feeder

• Galvanized Steel Construction: Provides reliable corrosion resistance for cattle barns, feedlots, pasture feeding areas and other agricultural environments.
• Reinforced Trough Body: Formed steel panels and structural supports provide strength for repeated commercial farm use.
• Large Feeding Area: Long bunk configuration allows multiple cattle to access feed simultaneously and helps reduce competition during feeding.
• Animal-Friendly Edges: Smooth formed or rolled edges can be used to reduce sharp contact points and help minimize feed accumulation along the trough rim.
• Stable Support Frame: Skid-type legs, fixed legs or height-adjustable supports can be configured according to installation conditions.
• Flexible Feed Compatibility: Suitable for grain, concentrate, dry feed, chopped forage and compatible mixed rations.
• End-to-End Installation: Multiple trough sections can be arranged in a continuous feeding line when required by the cattle-house layout.
• Easy Cleaning: Open trough construction provides convenient access for removing residual feed and routine washing.
• Project Customization: Dimensions, feeding height, steel thickness, supporting frame and accessories are available according to project requirements.

• Feed Trough: Formed galvanized steel feeding body with a deep profile for convenient feed containment.
• Reinforced Frame: Structural steel tubing or formed steel sections support the trough and resist routine livestock loading.
• Cross Bracing: Reinforcement members help maintain trough shape and structural stability along longer feeder sections.
• Support Legs or Skids: Fixed, rounded skid-type or adjustable support designs are available according to farm requirements.
• End Panels: Reinforced end sections improve rigidity and help contain feed.
• Optional Feed Barrier: Tubular feeding racks or partitions can be added when controlled feeding spaces are required.

• Commercial beef cattle farms
• Dairy cattle farms
• Feedlot cattle feeding areas
• Cow-calf operations
• Growing and replacement cattle pens
• Pasture supplementary feeding areas
• Covered cattle housing and open yards
• New cattle farm construction and feeding-system renovation projects

• Custom feeder length, width and depth
• Different steel plate and structural tube specifications
• Hot-dip galvanized surface treatment
• Fixed legs, skid frame or adjustable support legs
• Single-sided or double-sided feeding layouts
• Optional cattle feed rack or feeding partitions
• Continuous end-to-end feeder configurations
• Additional protective coating for aggressive or acidic feed applications
• OEM specifications and project-based fabrication available upon request

• Install the feeder on a firm and reasonably level concrete floor, compacted yard or suitable pasture surface.
• Select the feeding height according to cattle age, body size and management system.
• When several feeders are installed end-to-end, maintain proper alignment to provide a continuous feeding line.
• Check that legs, skids and connecting components remain stable before cattle access the feeder.
• Remove spoiled or accumulated feed regularly to maintain feed hygiene.
• Inspect welds, trough panels, frames and optional feeding racks periodically for deformation or damage.
• Clean the trough between feeding cycles when required by farm management procedures.
• Highly acidic silage can accelerate corrosion of zinc-coated surfaces; suitable food-safe protective treatment may be specified for prolonged silage contact.
• Repair damaged protective surfaces promptly to help maintain long-term corrosion resistance.

Q: What cattle are suitable for this bunk feeder?
A: It can be configured for beef cattle, dairy cattle, growing stock and other cattle groups by adjusting the feeder dimensions and feeding height.

Q: Can the feeder dimensions be customized?
A: Yes. Length, width, depth, feeding height and structural specifications can be produced according to project requirements.

Q: Is hot-dip galvanizing available?
A: Yes. Hot-dip galvanized construction can be supplied according to the required corrosion-protection specification.

Q: Can several feeders be installed in one continuous line?
A: Yes. The trough sections can be configured for end-to-end installation to suit longer cattle pens and commercial feeding areas.

Q: Can a cattle feeding rack be added?
A: Yes. Tubular feed racks or feeding partitions can be supplied when controlled feeding positions are required.

Q: Is the feeder suitable for silage?
A: It can be configured for suitable forage and silage applications, but prolonged contact with acidic silage may require an additional protective coating to extend the service life of galvanized surfaces.

Q: Can it be used outdoors?
A: Yes. Galvanized steel construction is suitable for cattle yards, feedlots and pasture feeding areas when the feeder is installed and maintained correctly.

Q: What information is required for quotation?
A: Please provide cattle type, animal age or weight range, herd size, required feeder length, feed type, feeding layout and any preferred material or surface-treatment requirements.