Multi-Tier Layer Cage System

The Multi-Tier Layer Cage System is designed for intensive commercial egg production where efficient use of building space, organized flock management and automation are important. Its vertical cage arrangement makes effective use of available poultry-house floor area and building height.

The system can be configured with automatic feeding, nipple drinking, egg collection and manure removal equipment. These subsystems help reduce repetitive manual work and improve the efficiency of daily farm operations.

The modular configuration is suitable for new poultry farm construction, closed-house layer projects, steel structure poultry buildings, farm expansion and modernization. Cage dimensions, tier configuration, bird capacity and automation level can be designed according to project requirements.

• Multi-Tier Configuration: Vertical cage arrangement makes effective use of poultry-house floor area and building height.
• Galvanized Steel Construction: Corrosion-resistant steel components are suitable for demanding poultry-house environments.
• Automatic Feeding: Compatible with centralized feed delivery systems for consistent feed distribution.
• Nipple Drinking System: Automatic drinking lines can provide controlled water delivery to each cage level.
• Automatic Egg Collection: Egg belts and conveyors can transfer eggs from cage rows toward a central collection area.
• Automatic Manure Removal: Manure belts can transport accumulated manure away from the cage tiers.
• Modular Layout: Cage rows, tiers and equipment sections can be configured according to poultry-house dimensions.
• Easy Farm Management: Organized service aisles provide convenient access for inspection and routine operation.
• Automation Integration: Suitable for coordination with ventilation, climate control, lighting and other poultry farm equipment.

• Supporting Frame: Main galvanized steel structure supporting the stacked cage tiers.
• Cage Panels: Form individual compartments for laying hens.
• Cage Floor: Sloped wire floor allows laid eggs to move toward the collection side.
• Feed Trough: Positioned along the cage front for feed distribution.
• Nipple Drinking Line: Water pipes, regulators and nipple drinkers can be configured for each cage tier.
• Egg Collection Belt: Transfers eggs from individual cage levels toward the collection point.
• Manure Belt: Positioned below cage levels to collect and transport manure.
• Drive and Transmission Assembly: Motors, shafts, rollers and related components operate automatic conveying systems.
• Walkways and Service Aisles: Provide access for inspection, cleaning and maintenance.

The system uses a vertical multi-tier arrangement to house laying hens at different levels. The supporting frame carries the cage modules and associated equipment while maintaining service aisles between cage rows.

Feeding: Feed is transported along the cage rows through the selected feeding equipment and distributed to the feed troughs.

Drinking: Water is delivered through pressure-regulated drinking lines and nipple drinkers.

Egg Collection: Eggs move along the cage floor toward the collection side and can then be transferred by egg belts to the main collection system.

Manure Removal: Manure passes through the cage floor and is collected on manure belts below the applicable cage tiers before being transported to the discharge point.

Final cage dimensions, tier quantity, bird capacity and equipment configuration should be confirmed according to the selected design and project requirements.

• Commercial Layer Farms: Intensive housing for large-scale egg production.
• Closed Poultry Houses: Suitable for controlled ventilation and environmental management systems.
• Large Egg Production Projects: Suitable for farms requiring high housing capacity and automation.
• Steel Structure Poultry Buildings: Cage rows and service aisles can be coordinated with the building structure.
• New Farm Construction: Suitable for complete poultry-house engineering projects.
• Farm Modernization: Suitable for upgrading manual or semi-automatic layer facilities.
• International Agricultural Projects: Configuration can be adapted to local climate and farm conditions.

• Tier quantity: Customizable
• Cage dimensions: Customizable
• Bird capacity: According to project requirements
• Feeding system: Customizable
• Drinking system: According to project requirements
• Egg collection layout: Customizable
• Manure removal configuration: Customizable
• Walkway arrangement: Designed according to building conditions
• Environmental-control integration: Available upon request
• Complete farm layout: Designed according to local climate and farm conditions

Site Preparation: Verify poultry-house dimensions, floor level, service aisles, equipment positions and utility connections before installation.

Modular Assembly: Assemble supporting frames, cage panels and automatic equipment according to the approved installation drawings.

System Alignment: Accurately align cage rows, egg belts, manure belts and drive components for stable operation.

Commissioning: Test feeding, drinking, egg collection, manure removal and related equipment before flock placement.

Routine Maintenance: Inspect cage fasteners, belts, rollers, drive units, water lines and nipple drinkers regularly and replace worn components when required.

Q1: What is a Multi-Tier Layer Cage System?

It is a vertically arranged poultry housing system with multiple cage levels designed for commercial laying-hen production.

Q2: Can the system be customized?

Yes. Cage dimensions, tier configuration, bird capacity and automatic equipment can be designed according to project requirements.

Q3: Can automatic egg collection be integrated?

Yes. Egg belts and conveyor equipment can be incorporated according to the cage layout and required production capacity.

Q4: Is automatic manure removal available?

Yes. Manure belt systems can be configured below the applicable cage tiers to support regular manure removal.

Q5: Is the system suitable for steel structure poultry houses?

Yes. The cage layout can be coordinated with poultry-house dimensions, structural arrangement, ventilation and service aisles.

Q6: What information is required for a project quotation?

Poultry-house dimensions, building height, planned bird population, preferred cage configuration, automation requirements and local operating conditions are normally required for final design.