Weighing and Dosing Liquid Feed Cart

The Weighing and Dosing Liquid Feed Cart is a mobile feeding unit designed for accurate preparation, transport and distribution of liquid, gruel and compatible fermented feed in commercial pig farms.

An integrated weighing system measures the feed inside the tank and provides the operator with real-time weight information. During feeding, the dosing system allows controlled quantities to be delivered to individual pens or troughs, helping improve ration consistency and reduce overfeeding.

The cart is particularly suitable for farms that require precision liquid feeding without installing a complete fixed pipeline system.

• Integrated Electronic Weighing: Load-cell weighing provides real-time monitoring of feed quantity inside the tank.
• Controlled Dosing: Allows operators to dispense predetermined feed quantities to individual pens or troughs.
• Mobile Liquid Feeding: Combines feed preparation, transport and delivery in one movable unit.
• Electric Mixing: Continuous or intermittent agitation helps maintain uniform feed consistency.
• Pump-Assisted Delivery: Liquid feed can be discharged through a flexible hose and dispensing nozzle.
• Digital Display: Provides clear weight or dosing information for improved feeding control.
• Corrosion-Resistant Construction: Stainless steel feed-contact components are suitable for humid livestock environments.
• Flexible Configuration: Tank size, weighing range, pump, battery and dosing system can be customized.

• Liquid Feed Tank: Holds prepared liquid, slurry or gruel feed.
• Agitation System: Helps maintain an even feed-and-water mixture and reduce ingredient settling.
• Load Cells: Measure tank weight for feed preparation and dispensing control.
• Digital Weighing Indicator: Displays real-time weight information for the operator.
• Feed Transfer Pump: Transfers liquid feed from the tank to the dispensing hose.
• Dosing Control: Controls feed discharge according to the required quantity.
• Flexible Hose and Nozzle: Provides convenient pen-by-pen feed delivery.
• Battery and Electrical System: Powers mobile operating, weighing, mixing and dispensing functions according to configuration.
• Mobile Chassis: Heavy-duty wheeled structure designed for livestock-house aisles.

Water and feed ingredients are loaded into the tank according to the feeding formula. The load-cell system measures the amount added, allowing ingredients to be prepared according to the required batch weight.

The agitator mixes the ingredients into a uniform liquid or gruel ration. During feeding, the operator moves the cart along the barn aisle and positions the discharge hose at each trough.

Feed is pumped from the tank while the weighing or dosing system monitors the discharged quantity. When the target amount is reached, dispensing is stopped before moving to the next feeding position.

• Product Type: Mobile weighing and dosing liquid feed cart
• Feeding Method: Mobile batch mixing and pen-by-pen dispensing
• Tank Capacity: Customizable according to project requirements
• Tank Material: Stainless steel or corrosion-resistant configuration available upon request
• Weighing System: Electronic load-cell weighing
• Display: Digital weight indicator or programmable control panel according to configuration
• Mixing System: Electric agitator
• Feed Transfer: Electric pump
• Dispensing: Weight-based or preset dosing according to selected control system
• Feed Types: Liquid feed, gruel feed and compatible fermented feed
• Power Supply: Rechargeable battery or project-specific electrical configuration
• Mobility: Manual-guided or electric-driven configuration available upon request
• Dimensions: Designed according to tank capacity and pig-house aisle conditions

• Commercial pig farms
• Nursery pig houses
• Grower and finishing barns
• Sow and farrowing units
• Liquid and gruel feeding programs
• Fermented feed distribution
• Precision pen-by-pen rationing
• Pig farms without centralized liquid-feed pipelines
• Steel structure pig houses
• Feeding-system renovation and modernization projects

• Tank capacity and overall dimensions
• Stainless steel grade and feed-contact construction
• Load-cell capacity and weighing indicator
• Manual or programmable dosing control
• Agitator power and mixing configuration
• Pump capacity according to feed viscosity
• Battery capacity and charging system
• Manual-guided or electric-driven chassis
• Feed hose length and diameter
• Complete configuration according to project requirements

Commissioning:

• Confirm aisle width, turning radius, feeding route and required batch capacity.
• Place the empty cart on a level surface and zero the weighing indicator before operation.
• Check load-cell readings and calibrate the weighing system when required.
• Inspect the agitator, pump, hose and dosing controls before adding feed.
• Prepare a test batch and confirm the displayed weight against a known reference.
• Test dosing accuracy at several discharge quantities before normal feeding.

Maintenance:

• Flush the tank, pump and hose after feeding.
• Keep load cells and electrical connectors clean and protected from excessive moisture.
• Check weighing accuracy periodically and recalibrate when necessary.
• Inspect the pump and agitator for leakage, wear or abnormal noise.
• Check wheels, steering components and chassis fasteners regularly.
• Maintain the battery according to the charging instructions.
• Do not allow hardened feed residues to remain inside the tank, pump or pipelines.

Q1: What is the advantage of adding a weighing system to a liquid feed cart?

Electronic weighing helps operators prepare consistent batches and monitor the quantity delivered to each pen more accurately.

Q2: How is the feed quantity measured?

Load cells measure the weight of the tank and its contents. Feed delivery can be monitored by the reduction in tank weight or through a compatible programmed dosing system.

Q3: Can different feeding quantities be set for different pens?

Yes. Operators can deliver different ration quantities according to pig number, body weight, production stage or feeding program.

Q4: Can the cart mix feed while moving?

Suitable configurations allow agitation during transport and feeding to help reduce separation of liquid-feed ingredients.

Q5: Can it handle fermented feed?

Yes, provided the feed viscosity and particle size are compatible with the selected agitator, pump and hose specification.

Q6: Is automatic dosing available?

Yes. Programmable weighing and dosing controls are available upon request for compatible configurations.

Q7: Is the cart suitable for narrow pig-house aisles?

Yes. Chassis width, wheel arrangement and tank size can be designed according to the available aisle and turning space.

Q8: What information is required for a quotation?

Please provide tank capacity, feed type, pigs per feeding round, required dosing accuracy, aisle width, feed viscosity, hose length, power requirements and project location.