Square Electric Liquid Feed Cart

• Space-Efficient Square Tank: Compact tank geometry makes effective use of the mobile chassis and barn aisle space.
• Electric Mixing: Agitation helps keep water and feed ingredients evenly blended during preparation and distribution.
• Electric-Assisted Mobility: Powered travel reduces operator effort when moving loaded feed through long pig-house aisles.
• Mobile Feed Distribution: Delivers prepared feed directly to individual pens without a fixed liquid-feed pipeline.
• Flexible Dispensing: Compatible configurations can use a hose, feed lance or controlled outlet for trough filling.
• Easy Operation: Centralized controls simplify movement, mixing and feed delivery.
• Durable Chassis: Heavy-duty frame and wheels are suitable for routine commercial livestock-house operation.
• Easy Sanitation: Tank and discharge components can be configured for convenient flushing after feeding.

• Square Feed Tank: Stores water and feed ingredients during mixing and transport.
• Electric Agitator: Maintains a homogeneous mash or liquid-feed consistency.
• Feed Transfer Pump: Moves prepared feed from the tank to the delivery outlet.
• Flexible Discharge Hose: Allows feeding of troughs positioned along either side of the aisle.
• Dispensing Nozzle: Directs feed accurately into the selected trough.
• Electric Drive Unit: Provides powered or assisted movement according to configuration.
• Battery Pack: Supplies power to compatible drive and feeding components.
• Control Panel: Provides operating controls and system-status indication.
• Mobile Chassis: Supports the tank, drive components, pump and electrical equipment.

• Piglet liquid and mash feeding
• Nursery pig feeding
• Farrowing-house supplementary feeding
• Sow liquid-feed distribution
• Grower and finisher pig feeding
• Fermented liquid-feed programs
• Small and medium commercial pig farms
• Research and breeding farms
• Pig houses without permanent liquid-feed pipelines

• Square tank dimensions and capacity
• Stainless steel specification
• Agitator type and mixing speed
• Feed-transfer pump capacity
• Battery specification
• Electric drive configuration
• Hose length and diameter
• Dispensing nozzle or feed lance
• Control-panel functions
• Wheel type and chassis dimensions
• OEM branding and project-specific configuration

• Confirm aisle width, doorway dimensions and turning radius before selecting the cart size.
• Charge the battery fully before initial operation.
• Inspect the agitator, pump, hose and electrical controls before adding feed.
• Test the liquid circuit with clean water and check all joints for leakage.
• Confirm braking, steering and drive functions before operating with a full tank.

• Remove remaining feed after each feeding cycle.
• Flush the tank, pump, hose and nozzle with clean water.
• Inspect the agitator for feed deposits and unrestricted rotation.
• Keep electrical components and battery connections dry and clean.
• Inspect wheels, brakes and drive components regularly.
• Check hoses, seals and pump connections for leakage or wear.
• Perform thorough sanitation according to the farm biosecurity program.

Q: What is the advantage of a square liquid feed cart?
A: The square or rectangular tank configuration can use chassis space efficiently and provides a compact layout for pig-house feeding aisles.

Q: Can the cart mix feed before dispensing?
A: Yes. Electric agitation can be configured to mix water with meal, pellets or other compatible feed ingredients.

Q: Can mixing continue while the cart is moving?
A: Continuous or intermittent agitation can be configured according to the selected electrical and mixing system.

Q: How is feed delivered to the trough?
A: Compatible versions use a transfer pump and flexible hose or another controlled discharge system for pen-by-pen feeding.

Q: Is the tank capacity fixed?
A: No. Tank capacity can be selected according to animal numbers, feeding frequency and barn dimensions.

Q: Can it be used for fermented liquid feed?
A: Yes, when the agitator, pump, hose diameter and materials are matched to the feed viscosity and composition.

Q: Is a fixed liquid-feed pipeline required?
A: No. A major advantage of the mobile cart is that it can distribute liquid or mash feed without installing a complete permanent pipeline network.

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