Angled Galvanized Cattle Feed Trough

• Angled Feeding Profile: Sloped geometry helps cattle reach feed comfortably from the feeding front.
• Hot-Dip Galvanized Steel: Provides durable corrosion protection for demanding livestock-house environments.
• 2 mm Steel Construction: The reference design uses robust 2 mm sheet metal for structural strength and repeated daily use.
• Height-Adjustable Legs: Front and rear support heights can be adjusted to suit cattle size and feeding-line requirements.
• Multiple Length Options: Standard configurations range from 2 m to 6 m for different barn capacities.
• Large Feed Capacity: Available volumes range from approximately 448 L to 1344 L depending on trough length.
• Suitable for Feed Fronts: Designed for placement directly in front of cattle feed barriers and feeding rails.
• Kit-Form Delivery: Modular delivery simplifies transportation and on-site installation.
• Stable Multi-Leg Support: Longer models use additional support legs to maintain structural stability along the feeding line.
• Customizable: Dimensions, feeding height, reinforcement and surface protection can be adapted according to project requirements.

• Angled Feed Pan: Sloped galvanized steel body provides accessible feed presentation along the cattle feeding front.
• High Rear Wall: Helps retain feed and supports installation against or near the feed barrier.
• Lower Front Feeding Edge: Provides convenient access for cattle while helping reduce unnecessary reaching.
• End Panels: Close both ends of the trough and reinforce the complete structure.
• Height-Adjustable Legs: Allow adjustment of front and rear trough height during installation.
• Foot Plates: Provide stable contact with the barn floor or feeding area.
• Structural Reinforcement: Longer troughs use additional support points to control deflection and maintain alignment.

• Dairy cattle barns
• Beef cattle farms
• Suckler cow housing
• Bull and finishing cattle units
• Growing cattle facilities
• Calf and young-stock feeding areas when appropriately configured
• Feed fronts and cattle feeding barriers
• Steel-structure cattle houses
• Commercial cattle housing projects
• New farm construction and renovation projects

• Trough length and overall dimensions
• Front and rear feeding height
• Steel thickness and reinforcement configuration
• Number and position of support legs
• Drain outlet for cleaning
• Alternative corrosion-resistant materials available upon request
• Food-safe internal protective coating for aggressive feed
• OEM branding and project-specific packaging
• Designed according to local climate and farm conditions

• Install the trough on a firm, level concrete feeding surface or suitable structural foundation.
• Position the lower front edge toward the cattle and the higher rear wall toward the feed-front side.
• Adjust front and rear support legs to achieve the required feeding height and trough angle.
• Ensure all support feet make stable contact with the floor before adding feed.
• Use the appropriate number of supports for the selected trough length.
• Remove stale feed and accumulated debris regularly to maintain feeding hygiene.
• Inspect support legs, adjustment bolts, welds and trough panels periodically.
• Repair damaged galvanized surfaces promptly to minimize localized corrosion.
• For prolonged contact with aggressive feeds such as silage, apply a suitable protective coating to the internal surfaces.
• Clean and dry the trough before extended periods of storage or non-use.

Q: Why does the trough use an angled design?
A: The sloped profile improves feed accessibility from the cattle side while helping keep feed contained toward the feeding area.

Q: What standard lengths are available?
A: Reference configurations are available in 2.0, 2.5, 4.0, 4.5, 5.0 and 6.0 m lengths.

Q: What is the capacity of the 2 m model?
A: The reference 2 m configuration has a capacity of approximately 448 L.

Q: Can the feeding height be adjusted?
A: Yes. The reference design uses height-adjustable legs, with different adjustment ranges at the front and rear.

Q: Where is the trough normally installed?
A: It is designed primarily for installation directly in front of cattle feeding fronts or feed barriers.

Q: Is the trough supplied fully assembled?
A: The reference product is supplied in kit form to simplify transportation and on-site handling.

Q: Can it be used for silage?
A: Yes, but prolonged contact with aggressive silage can affect galvanized surfaces. A suitable protective coating is recommended.

Q: Can SHEWUYOU customize the trough for complete cattle barn projects?
A: Yes. Length, feeding height, support arrangement, reinforcement and installation layout can be adapted according to project requirements.