Hot-dip Galvanized Chicken Cages With Stacked Layers Boost Feeding Density And Productivity.

New design hot galvanized poultry farm house with layer chicken machine and animal cage.

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The layer chicken cage

The stacking type coop has fully overlapping upper and lower layers, with a conveyor belt between layers to remove chicken manure. Its advantages include high feeding density, about 16 to 18 birds/m² in three-layer full overlap and 18 to 20 birds/m² in four-layer full overlap. The coop can have more than 8 layers, suitable for highly mechanized chicken farms. This design significantly increases feeding density, reduces the chicken farm's footprint, and improves feeding staff efficiency.

Multi-layer coops can promote the health of chickens

Many poultry farmers do not see healthy results from their chickens because they neglect to use multi-layer coops. These coops are highly beneficial for chicken health and reproduction. High-quality multi-layer coops differ from ordinary wire cages as they feature a wire floor designed for fecal leakage, which removes feces from around the flock and minimizes the risk of fecal-borne diseases, thus maintaining the chickens' health and protecting the farmers' interests.

Increase egg production

Healthy chickens are more productive than those raised in poor conditions, and enrichment cages boost egg production potential. Recent estimates indicate that 60% of eggs in products like mayonnaise, sandwiches, and cakes come from caged chickens. This implies that chickens are more likely to lay eggs in cages than with other methods, making multi-layer cages preferable for enhancing egg production.

Product introduction

The 1250 type frame layer cage from Henan Silver Star is intended for laying and breeding hens. Each cage net measures 650 mm in length and 1250 mm in width, with a door of 650 mm length, 650 mm depth, and 500 mm height. Designed for maximum comfort with ample open space and detailed structural enhancements for welfare, it can accommodate up to 9 birds per door. Each chicken occupies 452 square centimeters, and each cage net can feed 18 birds.

Each compartment of three layers has a breeding capacity of 54 birds. Each enclosure's capacity varies, with 72 birds per four-layer enclosure and 90 birds per five-layer enclosure. Six-floor enclosures hold 108 birds each. The most common structure has four layers. Multi-layer partition structures are optional, with typical configurations including eight layers (4+4) or nine layers (3+3+3). These designs help reduce housing costs and improve overall value. For more information on related products and matching automatic equipment, please inquire.