Electric Liquid Feed Cart

• Electric Mobility: Powered travel reduces manual pushing effort in long pig-house aisles.
• Integrated Mixing: Electric agitator helps maintain a homogeneous liquid-feed consistency.
• Pump-Assisted Dispensing: Transfers prepared feed efficiently from the tank to individual troughs.
• Flexible Delivery Hose: Allows operators to reach troughs on either side of the barn aisle.
• Mobile Feeding: Suitable for facilities where fixed liquid-feed pipelines are unnecessary or impractical.
• Reduced Manual Handling: Combines feed transport and distribution in one mobile unit.
• Easy-Clean Design: Tank, pump and pipeline configuration can be designed for convenient rinsing after feeding.
• Commercial Farm Construction: Robust chassis and livestock-grade components are suitable for intensive pig-house operation.

• Liquid Feed Tank: Stores mixed slurry, prestarter or compatible liquid feed.
• Electric Agitator: Maintains feed uniformity and limits separation during transport.
• Transfer Pump: Delivers feed from the tank through the discharge line.
• Flexible Dispensing Hose: Provides convenient pen-by-pen feed distribution.
• Dispensing Nozzle / Lance: Directs feed accurately into the trough.
• Electric Drive System: Assists movement through pig-house alleys.
• Rechargeable Battery System: Supplies power to compatible drive, mixing and pumping components.
• Control Panel: Provides operating switches and system status indication.
• Heavy-Duty Wheeled Chassis: Supports the feed tank and enables stable maneuvering.

• Farrowing-house liquid feeding
• Piglet supplementary feeding
• Nursery pig feeding
• Sow liquid-feed distribution
• Fermented liquid feed transport
• Small and medium pig farms
• Research and breeding farms
• Commercial pig-house renovation projects
• Feeding areas without fixed liquid-feed pipelines

• Tank capacity
• Stainless steel tank configuration
• Agitator power and mixing structure
• Transfer-pump capacity
• Battery capacity
• Electric drive configuration
• Hose length and diameter
• Dosing nozzle or feed lance
• Control-panel functions
• Wheel dimensions according to barn flooring
• OEM branding and project-specific configuration

• Confirm that barn aisle width and turning areas are suitable for the selected cart dimensions.
• Fully charge the battery before initial operation.
• Check agitator, pump, drive motor and control functions before adding feed.
• Test the dispensing hose with clean water before commissioning.
• Set feed consistency and dispensing procedure according to the farm feeding program.

• Empty residual feed after the feeding cycle.
• Flush the tank, pump, hose and dispensing nozzle with clean water.
• Inspect the agitator and pump for feed buildup or blockage.
• Keep electrical controls and battery connections dry and clean.
• Check tires, wheels, brakes and drive components regularly.
• Recharge the battery according to operating requirements.
• Perform thorough sanitation between animal groups according to the farm biosecurity program.

Q: What is an electric liquid feed cart used for?
A: It is used to mix, transport and dispense liquid or slurry feed directly to pig troughs without relying on a complete fixed liquid-feeding pipeline.

Q: Does the cart mix feed during operation?
A: Yes. Compatible configurations use an electric agitator to maintain a more uniform feed mixture during preparation and distribution.

Q: How is liquid feed discharged?
A: An electric transfer pump moves feed through a flexible hose and dispensing nozzle or lance directly into the trough.

Q: Is the cart self-propelled?
A: Electric-assisted drive configurations are available to reduce operator effort when moving heavy feed loads through barn aisles.

Q: Can tank capacity be customized?
A: Yes. Tank volume can be selected according to the number of animals, feeding frequency, barn size and aisle dimensions.

Q: Can it handle fermented feed?
A: Compatible fermented or slurry feeds can be handled when viscosity, particle size, agitator design and pump capacity are correctly matched.

Q: Is the equipment easy to clean?
A: Yes. The tank, pump and hose should be configured for routine flushing so residual feed can be removed after each feeding cycle.

Q: What information is required for quotation?
A: Recommended information includes animal type, daily feeding volume, required tank capacity, feed composition, viscosity, barn aisle width, feeding distance, floor type and required battery operating time.