Automatic Chick Brooding Cage System

• Multi-tier chick brooding cage rows
• Hot-dip galvanized cage frame and wire mesh
• Adjustable chick feeding troughs
• Nipple drinking lines with pressure regulation
• Automatic feed distribution equipment
• Automatic manure removal system
• Commercial poultry-house installation layout

• Designed for Chick Rearing: Suitable for day-old chicks and young pullets during the brooding and early rearing stages.
• Hot-Dip Galvanized Structure: The cage frame uses galvanized sheet with an approximate zinc coating of 275 g/m² for improved corrosion resistance.
• Durable Galvanized Mesh: Hot-dip galvanized cage wire is designed for long-term use in humid poultry-house environments.
• Stage-Adapted Feeding: Two feeder configurations can be used according to chick age and growth stage.
• Adjustable Feed Access: Adjustable plates help control chick access to the feeder as body size increases.
• Uniform Drinking Supply: Pressure-regulated nipple drinking equipment helps provide stable water distribution throughout the cage row.
• Automatic Feeding Option: Integrated feed distribution reduces manual labor and improves feeding consistency.
• Automatic Manure Removal: Manure removal equipment helps maintain cage hygiene and reduce routine cleaning labor.
• Space-Efficient Layout: Multi-tier installation increases rearing capacity per poultry-house floor area.
• Project Customization: Tier quantity, row length, feeding system, drinking system and automation level can be configured according to farm requirements.

Specifications may vary according to chick breed, rearing age, stocking density, poultry-house dimensions and project requirements. Final cage dimensions and system configuration should be confirmed before production.

• Commercial layer chick brooding farms
• Pullet rearing houses
• Day-old chick growing facilities
• Layer replacement flock production
• Breeder chick rearing projects
• Large intensive poultry farms
• Environmentally controlled poultry houses
• New poultry farm construction projects
• Existing brooding house renovation and automation upgrades

• Check cage frames, mesh panels, fasteners and connection points regularly.
• Adjust feeder access according to chick age and body size.
• Keep feed troughs clean and remove accumulated or spoiled feed.
• Check pressure regulators and nipple drinkers regularly for correct water flow.
• Flush drinking lines according to the poultry farm sanitation program.
• Inspect manure belts, rollers and drive units for correct tension and alignment.
• Check feeding motors, reducers and transmission components periodically.
• Clean and disinfect cage compartments thoroughly between flocks.
• Replace damaged wire mesh, drinkers or fittings when necessary.

What is a chick brooding cage system used for?
It is used for intensive housing and management of chicks and young pullets during the early growth stage, providing organized feeding, drinking and manure management.

What is the typical cage section length?
A standard section is approximately 1200 mm long. Other dimensions can be configured according to the poultry-house layout.

Why are different feeders used during chick rearing?
Chicks grow rapidly during the brooding period. Age-adapted feeders and adjustable access plates help maintain convenient feed access at different growth stages.

Does the system include automatic drinking?
Yes. The cage system can use pressure-regulated nipple drinkers to provide a stable and hygienic water supply throughout the cage row.

Can automatic feeding be added?
Yes. Automatic feed distribution equipment can be integrated according to the cage layout, house length and required automation level.

How is manure removed?
Manure passes through the cage floor and can be removed by an automatic manure belt system or another suitable manure handling configuration.

Can the cage system be customized?
Yes. Tier quantity, row length, stocking capacity, feeding equipment, drinking equipment and manure removal systems can be customized for individual poultry 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, and the required automation level