Stacked Chick Brooding Cage

• Multi-tier stacked brooding cage rows
• Hot-dip galvanized cage rack and wire mesh
• Age-adapted feeding troughs
• Adjustable feeder access plates
• Pressure-regulated nipple drinking lines
• Automatic feed distribution equipment
• Automatic manure belt removal system
• Integrated commercial poultry-house layout

• Stacked Multi-Tier Design: Vertical cage arrangement increases bird capacity per unit of poultry-house floor area and supports intensive commercial production.
• Hot-Dip Galvanized Frame: The supporting structure uses corrosion-resistant galvanized steel sheet for durability in demanding poultry environments.
• Durable Cage Mesh: Hot-dip galvanized wire mesh provides good corrosion resistance and supports long-term operation.
• Age-Adapted Feeding: Different feeding trough configurations can be used according to chick age and growth stage.
• Adjustable Feed Access: Adjustable plates allow feeding access to be modified as chicks develop and body size changes.
• Uniform Water Distribution: Pressure-regulated nipple drinkers help provide a stable water supply throughout each cage row.
• Automatic Feeding: Feed distribution equipment reduces manual labor and provides more consistent feeding along long cage rows.
• Automatic Manure Removal: Manure belts beneath each tier help remove waste efficiently and support improved poultry-house hygiene.
• Easy Flock Management: Cage access allows convenient observation, vaccination, bird transfer and routine inspection.
• Flexible Project Design: Tier quantity, row length, cage dimensions and supporting systems can be configured according to poultry-house size and target capacity.

Specifications are configurable. Final cage dimensions, stocking density, tier quantity and equipment configuration should be determined according to chick breed, rearing program, poultry-house dimensions, climate conditions and local farming requirements.

• Commercial layer chick brooding farms
• Pullet rearing facilities
• Layer replacement flock production
• Breeder pullet rearing projects
• Large intensive poultry farms
• Environmentally controlled poultry houses
• High-capacity multi-tier poultry houses
• New poultry farm construction
• Existing brooding house renovation and automation upgrades

• Check cage racks, mesh panels, bolts and connecting components regularly.
• Adjust feeder access plates according to chick age and body size.
• Keep feed troughs clean and remove accumulated or spoiled feed.
• Inspect pressure regulators, nipple drinkers and water pipes for correct operation and leakage.
• Flush drinking lines according to the poultry-house sanitation program.
• Check manure belts for correct tension, tracking and cleanliness.
• Inspect drive motors, reducers, chains and transmission components periodically.
• Keep ventilation openings around stacked cage rows unobstructed.
• Clean and disinfect the cage system thoroughly between flocks.
• Replace worn drinkers, damaged wire mesh or other components when necessary.

What is a stacked chick brooding cage?
It is a vertically arranged multi-tier cage system designed for intensive brooding and rearing of chicks and young pullets while reducing the poultry-house floor area required per bird.

What is the typical length of each cage section?
A standard section is approximately 1200 mm long. Row length and overall system dimensions can be adapted to the poultry-house layout.

Why are different feeding troughs used?
Chick body size and feeding behavior change rapidly during growth. Age-adapted troughs and adjustable access plates help provide convenient feed access at different rearing stages.

Does the system provide automatic drinking?
Yes. Pressure-regulated nipple drinking lines can provide a controlled and uniform water supply to birds throughout the cage rows.

Can feeding be fully automated?
Yes. Automatic travelling feeders or compatible feed distribution systems can be configured according to cage-row length and farm automation requirements.

How is manure removed from a stacked cage system?
Manure falls onto belts positioned below each cage tier. The belts transfer manure toward the end of the poultry house for collection and further handling.

Can the number of cage tiers be customized?
Yes. Tier quantity can be selected according to poultry-house clear height, target bird capacity, ventilation design and project requirements.

Can climate control equipment be integrated?
Yes. The cage system can be coordinated with ventilation, heating, lighting and environmental control equipment for complete poultry-house projects.

What information is required for a quotation?
Please provide the target number of chicks, chick breed, required rearing period, poultry-house length, width and clear height, local voltage and frequency, climate conditions and required automation level.