Feed Pellet Mills

The pellet mill is the machine a feed plant is known by. It decides the shape, the hardness and the storage life of the finished product — and it is the most expensive machine on the line and the heaviest on spare parts.

Why pellet at all?

Mash lets a bird pick out what it likes and leave the rest, so the formula you costed carefully falls apart in the feeder. A pellet forces the whole mix into every mouthful — and loses far less to spillage.

How it works

The mix is forced through the holes of a die by press rollers. Before that it passes the conditioner, which steams it: steam gelatinises the starch so the mix binds instead of crumbling in the bag.

The two models

The smaller mill takes a bigger motor on cattle feed: fibre and hay make it harder to press.

Stainless is not a luxury

The feeder, conditioner and press door meet feed and steam together — moisture, heat and salts eat ordinary steel within months. These parts are stainless.

Motors are GAMAK (Türkiye) as standard. German or Italian brands can be supplied on request, with the quotation adjusted accordingly.

Warranty

The steel structure carries a ten-year warranty. Wear parts — hammers, dies and press rollers — carry one year, since they are replaced through normal use. Motors carry their own manufacturer’s warranty.

Tell us your line capacity and feed type and we will recommend the right size. Request a quote.