Floating Pellet Machine

As key auxiliary machinery matching the floating pellet machine, the hammer mill delivers high‑performance grinding for feed‑manufacturing scenarios. It can pulverize diverse feed‑grade raw materials ranging from grain powders, fish meal, meat meal to soybean meal. Operators can change sieve specifications to obtain target particle fineness, which boosts material consistency, optimizes blending quality and raises the digestibility of final feed products. Boasting reliable running status, large throughput and low power consumption, this grinding unit well satisfies mass‑production requirements for fish and aquatic feed supported by the floating pellet machine.

Exrtruder

Serving as the central forming unit of the floating pellet machine, the steam‑heated twin‑screw extruder manufactures premium‑grade fish and aquatic feed. Under accurately regulated temperature and pressure, it continuously accomplishes raw material cooking, expansion, sterilization and pellet forming in one step. It greatly elevates feed gelatinization level, water resistance, digestibility and taste, cuts nutrient waste while feeding, and helps aquatic creatures achieve better growth performance. Thanks to its dependable running condition and strong material compatibility, this unit is extensively deployed within large‑scale, high‑standard aquatic feed production workflows.

As vital supporting equipment for the floating pellet machine, steam ovens handle secondary cooking, post‑ripening and drying treatment for extruded fish feed. They further raise the cooking level and gelatinization extent of feed pellets, noticeably boosting pellet hardness, water stability and surface quality. Nutrients are well‑retained to minimize losses, while the floating and sinking characteristics of finished feed are guaranteed. These units occupy a critical position for manufacturing high‑grade, highly‑stable aquatic feed outputs.

This auxiliary mixing device for the floating pellet machine features a multi‑faceted inner structure to achieve far more homogeneous blending. Sealed front and rear material inlets stop oil splashes during operation. Its custom‑built transmission structure avoids roller slippage for steady running.

This floating pellet machine project was completed in August 2019, delivering an output capacity of 1000‑1500 kg/h. The client's factory covers 2000 ㎡ with a total investment of approximately $170,000. It requires a 50‑day manufacturing lead time and 45‑day on‑site installation, needing 15 operators, and runs on 380V/50Hz/3P power supply.

This floating pellet machine project dates back to September 2017, achieving 1000‑1500kg/h output capacity. The client's factory occupies 1000㎡ with a total budget of roughly $150,000. It needs 47‑day production lead time and 20‑day on‑site installation, requiring 19 operators, and is powered by 380V/50HZ/3P electricity

Commissioned in June 2023, this floating pellet machine project reaches 1000‑1500kg/h output. The customer's plant spans 1000㎡ with an overall investment of about $190,000. It takes 65‑day manufacturing cycle and 45‑day field installation, needing 20 workers, and is configured for 220V/60HZ/3P power supply.

Initiated in July 2022, this floating pellet machine project offers a production capacity of 2500‑3000kg/h. The customer's factory covers 3000㎡ with a total investment of around $300,000. It involves a 70‑day manufacturing period and 44‑day on‑site setup, requiring 23 personnel, and operates under 380V/50HZ/3P power.