Residue collector with spreading
The feed residue collection vehicle is mainly used to collect various feed residues on the feed channel in dairy farms.
Product Features:
1. It is a multi-purpose machine. After collection, the residues can be directly fed to other cows.
2. It can be used as a vehicle for spreading or transporting silage as spare parts.
3. Efficient and labor-saving.
Product Overview:
The self-propelled residue collector with distributor is mainly used in the feed alley on farms to collect and precisely control various residues of grass and materials. We can use this machine to feed other cows. This machine is a closed-loop process of feed processing, material feeding, and residue collection.
Operational characteristics
1. Through closed-loop collection of residual materials, mixing, scattering, collection, and reuse of materials are achieved, and the amount of residual materials is fully controlled to achieve the goal of cost savings and efficiency improvement.
2. Fully hydraulic control system, scraper or belt loading, and cleaning roller brush can thoroughly collect all residues into the material box while cleaning the floor, especially the hygienic cleaning of the L-shaped part of the feeding channel, effectively reducing the risk of feed contamination, and precisely controlling the amount of residues within 3-5%.
3. Custom chassis with two-wheel or all-wheel drive walking mode, special hydraulic clutchless speed change system.
4. The machine uses Q345B manganese steel plate, which enhances the strength and corrosion resistance of the equipment, and employs laser cutting and CNC bending to ensure uniformity and standardization of all parts.
5. The machine is designed with a weighing system, so all residual materials are linked to the feeding software, keeping the amount of residual materials controlled within a range of 3%-5%.
6. Thanks to the built-in reverse or built-in visualization system, all driving conditions and materials in the vehicle can be observed in real time.
Company Strength
With honors
