Stainless Steel Pig Feeding Trough

• Stainless Steel Construction: Suitable for demanding commercial pig-house environments and frequent washing.
• Dry and Liquid Feeding: Compatible with different feeding programs according to farm requirements.
• Anti-Waste Trough Profile: Inverted edges help retain feed inside the trough.
• Hygienic Rolled Edges: Edges are formed outward to maintain a smoother internal feeding surface.
• Easy Cleaning: Smooth stainless steel surfaces reduce areas where feed residues can accumulate.
• Flexible Length: Long trough sections can be adapted to different stall, pen and group-feeding layouts.
• Lightweight Handling: Easier to transport and install than many concrete trough systems.
• Multiple Mounting Options: Suitable for pen partitions, walls, support legs or suspended installations.
• Commercial Farm Integration: Can be coordinated with automatic dry-feed or liquid-feeding systems.

• Stainless Steel Trough Body: Forms the main feed-retaining and animal-contact surface.
• Rolled Front and Rear Edges: Reinforce the trough and improve animal safety.
• End Gables: Close both ends of the trough and can be welded or assembled according to configuration.
• Support Brackets: Secure the trough to penning, walls or support structures.
• Support Legs: Optional for suspended single or double trough systems.
• Feed Downpipe Connection: Available for integration with compatible dry or liquid feeding systems.
• Drain Outlet: Optional drain plug can simplify emptying and washing in selected configurations.

• Sow mating and insemination stalls
• Gestation sow housing
• Group sow pens
• Farrowing houses
• Gilt development pens
• Dry feeding systems
• Liquid feeding systems
• Commercial pig farm renovation
• New steel-structure pig house projects

• Trough length
• Trough width and depth
• Single or double trough profile
• Stainless steel thickness
• Loose or welded end gables
• Support-leg configuration
• Wall or pen-partition mounting
• Feed downpipe arrangement
• Drain plug configuration
• Head or shoulder feeding partitions
• Integration with dry or liquid feeding systems

• Confirm trough length, feeding height and pen layout before installation.
• Install compatible support brackets, legs or partition mounting components.
• Level the trough to ensure uniform feed distribution.
• Secure all stainless steel fasteners and end pieces.
• Connect feed downpipes where automatic feeding is required.
• Install drain components where specified.
• Check that feeding edges are accessible without interfering with gates or pen equipment.

• Remove stale feed and residues regularly.
• Wash and disinfect the trough according to the farm hygiene program.
• Clean underneath suspended troughs to prevent manure accumulation.
• Inspect brackets, support legs and fasteners for looseness.
• Check liquid-feed downpipes and drains for blockage where applicable.
• Repair or replace mechanically damaged trough components when required.

Q: Can the trough be used for sow feeding?
A: Yes. Long stainless steel troughs are commonly used in mating, gestation and other sow housing systems.

Q: Is it suitable for both dry and liquid feed?
A: Yes. Compatible configurations can be used with dry, mash and liquid feeding systems.

Q: Why are the trough edges rolled outward?
A: The design provides a smoother internal surface, helps reduce areas where feed can accumulate and improves animal safety.

Q: How does the trough help reduce feed waste?
A: The inverted edge profile helps retain feed inside the trough when pigs eat and move feed with their snouts.

Q: Are custom lengths available?
A: Yes. Length and trough profile can be selected according to stall dimensions, group size and feeding-system layout.

Q: Can the trough be installed above the floor?
A: Yes. Suspended and support-leg configurations can leave clearance underneath for easier cleaning.

Q: Can a drain outlet be added?
A: Yes. Drain plugs are available for selected trough configurations to simplify emptying and washing.

Q: What information is required for quotation?
A: Recommended information includes animal type, trough length, pen dimensions, feed type, single or double configuration, mounting method, feeding-system layout and project quantity.