Mobile Liquid Feed Mixing Cart

• Integrated Mixing and Feeding: Combines feed preparation, transport and distribution in one mobile machine.
• Uniform Feed Mixing: Mechanical agitation helps reduce separation of water and feed ingredients.
• Mobile Operation: Suitable for moving between multiple pens, rooms or feeding sections.
• Controlled Dispensing: Pump and hose configurations allow direct delivery into individual troughs.
• Reduced Manual Handling: Minimizes carrying buckets and repeated manual mixing.
• Compact Pig-House Design: Chassis dimensions can be matched to barn aisle width and turning space.
• Corrosion-Resistant Construction: Stainless steel or compatible livestock-grade materials are available for wet-feed contact areas.
• Easy Cleaning: Tank, outlet, pump and hose can be configured for convenient flushing after feeding.

• Mixing Tank: Holds water and feed ingredients during preparation and transport.
• Electric Agitator: Mixes feed and helps maintain a homogeneous slurry.
• Feed Transfer Pump: Moves prepared feed from the tank to the dispensing outlet.
• Flexible Feed Hose: Extends the delivery range along pig-house aisles.
• Dispensing Lance or Nozzle: Directs feed accurately into troughs.
• Mobile Chassis: Supports the tank and operating components.
• Wheel Assembly: Provides maneuverability on commercial livestock-house floors.
• Control Unit: Operates mixing, pumping and optional electric drive functions.
• Power System: Rechargeable battery or compatible electrical supply according to configuration.

• Piglet prestarter and liquid feeding
• Nursery pig feeding
• Farrowing-house supplementary feeding
• Sow liquid-feed distribution
• Grower and finisher feeding
• Mobile gruel feeding programs
• Small and medium commercial pig farms
• Breeding and research farms
• Pig houses without centralized liquid-feed pipelines

• Mixing tank capacity and dimensions
• Round or project-specific tank configuration
• Stainless steel specification
• Agitator type and power
• Feed pump capacity
• Battery capacity and operating time
• Manual or electric-assisted chassis
• Feed hose length and diameter
• Dispensing lance or nozzle
• Temperature display or metering options
• Control-panel configuration
• OEM branding available upon request

• Confirm barn aisle width, doorway clearance and turning space before selecting the cart configuration.
• Inspect the tank, agitator, pump and hose before first use.
• Test the complete liquid circuit with clean water.
• Verify wheel, brake and optional electric-drive operation.
• Adjust the feed mixture and dispensing method according to the farm feeding program.

• Do not allow residual wet feed to remain in the tank for extended periods.
• Flush the tank, pump, pipework, hose and nozzle after feeding.
• Inspect the agitator regularly for feed buildup or foreign material.
• Check hose connections and seals for leakage.
• Keep electrical components and battery terminals dry and clean.
• Inspect wheels, brakes and drive components according to the maintenance schedule.
• Carry out complete cleaning and disinfection according to farm biosecurity procedures.

Q: What is a mobile liquid feed mixing cart?
A: It is a mobile livestock feeding unit that mixes wet feed and transports the prepared ration directly to individual pig troughs.

Q: Can the cart mix and dispense feed at the same time?
A: Compatible configurations can maintain agitation during feed distribution to reduce separation of the mixture.

Q: What types of feed can be used?
A: Depending on the selected pump and agitator, the cart can handle liquid feed, gruel, mash, slurry and compatible prestarter mixtures.

Q: Is a fixed liquid-feed pipeline required?
A: No. The mobile system is particularly useful where farms want flexible wet feeding without installing a complete permanent pipeline network.

Q: Can tank capacity be customized?
A: Yes. Tank size can be selected according to animal numbers, daily feed volume, feeding frequency and barn aisle dimensions.

Q: Is electric propulsion available?
A: Yes. Manual and electric-assisted mobile configurations can be supplied according to load and project requirements.

Q: How should the cart be cleaned?
A: Remaining feed should be removed after use, followed by thorough flushing of the tank, agitator area, pump, hose and dispensing outlet.

Q: What information is required for quotation?
A: Recommended information includes pig category, daily feeding volume, feed composition, required tank capacity, barn aisle width, feeding distance, floor conditions and preferred drive system.