Fence-Line Wet-Dry Pig Feeder

• Fence-Line Installation: Suitable for standard in-line or perpendicular placement along pig pen fencing.
• Wet-Dry Feeding: Feed and water are available within the same trough space.
• 304 Stainless Steel: Provides corrosion resistance for humid and manure-intensive pig-house environments.
• Adjustable Feed Flow: Incremental adjustment helps regulate feed availability and reduce unnecessary waste.
• Integrated Water Nipples: Each feeding position can be equipped with a dedicated drinking nipple.
• Solid Trough Dividers: Separate feeding spaces and increase structural strength.
• Removable Water Bar: Simplifies cleaning, inspection and component replacement.
• Multiple Sizes: Different feeder lengths, heights and feeding-space configurations are available.
• Automatic Feed Line Compatible: Suitable for connection to overhead feed-drop tubes.

• Stainless Steel Hopper: Stores dry feed before controlled discharge.
• Adjustable Feed Gate: Regulates the amount of feed delivered to the shelf.
• Feed Shelf: Presents a controlled layer of feed above the trough.
• Wet-Dry Trough: Provides space for both feed and water consumption.
• Solid Dividers: Separate individual feeding positions.
• Water Nipples: Supply drinking water directly within the feeding area.
• Two-Piece Water Bar: Removable structure designed to simplify maintenance.
• Clean-Out Plug: Provides access for flushing the water tube.
• Fence-Line Brackets: Support in-line or perpendicular installation according to pen layout.

• Wean-to-finish pig barns
• Grower pig housing
• Finishing pig pens
• Fence-line feeding installations
• Adjacent pen feeding layouts
• Automatic dry-feed systems
• Commercial integrated pig farms
• New steel-structure pig houses
• Existing barn feeding-system renovation

• Feeder length and height
• Number of feeding spaces
• Hopper capacity
• Feed-gate adjustment system
• Water nipple quantity
• Waterline configuration
• In-line fence mounting
• Perpendicular fence-line mounting
• Wall-side or free-standing installation
• Automatic feed-drop connection
• Pen partition and mounting brackets

• Confirm the feeder position and installation direction according to the pen layout.
• Select the appropriate in-line or perpendicular fence-line mounting brackets.
• Level and securely fasten the feeder to the pen structure.
• Connect the overhead feed-drop tube where automatic feeding is used.
• Connect the water supply and check all nipples and fittings for leakage.
• Set the initial feed opening according to pig size and feed characteristics.
• Check feeder stability, animal access and gate clearance before operation.

• Remove wet or stale feed from the trough regularly.
• Wash and disinfect the stainless steel surfaces between production groups.
• Inspect the feed-adjustment mechanism for smooth operation.
• Check drinking nipples for blockage or leakage.
• Remove the two-piece water bar when deeper cleaning or repair is required.
• Flush the water tube through the clean-out point.
• Inspect mounting brackets, trough dividers and welds periodically.

Q: What is a fence-line wet-dry pig feeder?
A: It is a feeder designed to integrate with pig pen fencing while supplying both feed and drinking water from the same feeding station.

Q: Can the feeder be mounted perpendicular to the fence?
A: Yes. Perpendicular fence-line mounting brackets can be supplied according to the barn layout.

Q: Can it also be installed directly in line with the pen fencing?
A: Yes. Standard in-line mounting configurations are also available.

Q: How does wet-dry feeding work?
A: Pigs can consume feed from the shelf and activate a nipple to add water to the trough, allowing dry or wet feed intake from the same station.

Q: Is feed flow adjustable?
A: Yes. The feed-gate opening can be adjusted incrementally to match pig size and feed characteristics.

Q: Is the water system removable for cleaning?
A: Yes. A two-piece water-bar design can simplify removal, cleaning and maintenance.

Q: Can the feeder connect to an automatic feed system?
A: Yes. It can be integrated with compatible overhead drop tubes and centralized dry-feed delivery systems.

Q: What information is required for quotation?
A: Recommended information includes pig weight range, pigs per pen, pen layout, required feeding spaces, feeder mounting direction, water conditions, feed-line configuration and project quantity.