16cbm Tmr Silage Crusher Mixer Machinery Vertical Fixed Feed Mixer

Product Description

16 CBM pull tye TMR feed mixer for Ranches is used for cow feeding of 500-900cows.

Product features:
1. Tractor driven
2. The tank is made of High-strength wear-resistant resistance tank ,
3. Knives tungsten carbide alloy coating has a long using life.
4. Heavy-duty double reduction system, low failure rate
5. Frequency conversion starts one piece of material throwing, zero residue
6. Single aguer

TMR feed mixer for Cow Farms
It is mainly pulled by tractor omplete cow feeding. It is suitable for dairy cows, beef cattle and large-scale sheep farms, which can effectively reduce feeding costs.

16CBM static TMR mixer mainly attached with tractor as power and can mix 2400-3600kgs silage materials at a time.
You can use a forklift or loader to lift up the materials into the bin, after finishing adding, it takes only 15minuters to mix them well. The benefit is that it is easy to move. Then you can deliver them to the feeding channel. The material would be very soft and uniform in nutrition, and cows loves these smell.

16CBM TMR Feed mixer picture
Mainly powered by electricity, it cooperates with forklifts and spreaders to complete feeding operations.
The mixer is suitable for: dairy cows, beef cattle and large-scale sheep farms. It can mix and stir various fibrous feeds such as forage grass, crop straw, silage, etc. before feeding.
The 9JGL series fully mixed ration mixer is a vertical fixed equipment. The feed mixing method adopts the form of a spiral vertical auger. Blades are installed on the blades to chop various hays, with low noise and less pollution. A discharge device is installed on the side of the box. The discharge door is closed when the fixed mixer is mixing. After the feed is mixed, the discharge door is opened for unloading. There is a feeding device (customizable) on the back of the fixed mixer, which is controlled by a hydraulic system.
The feed addition is fully in accordance with the following: long first, short later, light first, heavy later, dry first, wet later, coarse first, fine later.
The order of mixing and adding feed: long grass (leep grass, alfalfa, oat grass, etc.) → silage (silage corn, barley) → auxiliary materials (cottonseed, beans, beet pulp (Po), brewer's grains, etc.) → mixed concentrate → water or molasses
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