Efficient SZLH350 Feed Pellet Mill for Mid-Sized Production

The SZLH350 is designed for mid-sized feed production, so it’s not too bulky, but it does need a bit of elbow room. Ideally, you want at least 60–80 square meters for a basic setup, including the pellet mill and supporting equipment like a grinder, mixer, and maybe a cooler. If you’ve got a small warehouse, old barn, or part of your farm building with a concrete floor—you’re good. We’ve helped set this up in chicken farms in Kenya, pig farms in Vietnam, and even cooperative mills in Brazil. You don’t need a factory; just a clean, solid, well-ventilated space with reliable power.

Not at all! While many customers use it as a poultry feed mill, the SZLH350 can handle feed for chickens, ducks, pigs, cows, sheep, goats, and more. It depends on your raw materials and die size (which we help you customize). We’ve had customers in Nigeria making broiler and layer feed, clients in Colombia making pig grower pellets, and even goat feed in Thailand. The flexibility of this pellet mill technology is what makes it great—it can adapt to your animals and your market.

That’s a common concern, and the short answer is: yes, it’s beginner-friendly. The controls are straightforward, and we include full training during installation—either on-site or by video support. Most customers pick it up in a day or two. Think of it like learning to use a rice mill or a thresher—once someone shows you the basics, you’re off and running. Plus, our team stays in touch to guide you remotely if needed. Whether you're in Cambodia or Cameroon, we make sure you're comfortable using your SZLH350 feed pellet mill from day one.

The SZLH350 feed pellet mill is built tough—solid steel frame, quality motors, and wear-resistant parts. But like any machine, it does need basic care. You’ll need to grease the bearings, check the rollers and die, and clean the feeder regularly. We supply all the spare parts, and replacements are affordable. We’ve designed it so that even a basic mechanic can handle most upkeep. A quick tip? Always clean the die after each shift—keeps it from clogging and helps it last longer. With regular TLC, this machine can run 8–10 years without major issues.

No need to import anything fancy. One of the biggest advantages of the SZLH350 feed pellet mill is that it can work with local raw materials—corn, rice bran, cassava powder, palm kernel cake, wheat bran, soymeal, fish meal—you name it. In Africa, many farmers use maize and groundnut cake. In South America, it’s often corn and soybean mix. Southeast Asia uses rice bran and palm oil residues. The key is having a grinder and mixer before the pelletizing step to get the right texture. We can help you build a balanced recipe based on what’s available in your area.

We get this one a lot. While prices vary depending on configuration and shipping, most customers agree it’s 100% worth it. Instead of buying commercial feed at rising prices, you can produce your own for a fraction of the cost. Plus, many clients start selling excess feed locally, creating a whole new revenue stream. Most pay off their investment in 12–24 months, depending on production volume. And since we’ve been doing this for 30+ years, we help you avoid common mistakes—making sure you get full value from day one.

You’ve got options. We offer the SZLH350 as a standalone pellet mill, or as part of a full turnkey feed production line. That includes the grinder, mixer, pellet mill, cooler, screener, and packaging system—all customized for your needs and space. If you're just starting, maybe the standalone is enough. But if you want to grow fast or supply other farmers, the full line gives you efficiency, better quality, and less labor. We’ve designed lines for cooperatives in Peru, poultry farms in Uganda, and commercial mills in Indonesia—every customer gets a solution tailored to their budget and goals.

Definitely. One of our biggest strengths is our global service network. We’ve shipped and installed pellet mills in over 80 countries, and we always make sure our customers are never left hanging. You get:

1. Full installation guidance
2. Spare parts supply (dies, rollers, motors—you name it)
3. Ongoing tech support (via video, WhatsApp, or even in-person)
4. Maintenance guides and training videos

If you're in Africa or Southeast Asia, chances are we’ve worked in your area before. Even if you’re remote, we find a way to support you—because success stories fuel our reputation.

Great question. The SZLH350 feed pellet mill can handle 5-6 tons/hour, which is usually more than enough to support 400,000+ birds, especially if you're producing feed for 8 hours per shift.One ton of feed can supply roughly 10,000 broilers/day, depending on age and ration. So, for a size of 100,000 birds, we recommend the SZLH250 or SZLH320. Of course, if you are producing feed for sale in addition to supplying it to your own farm, then the SZLH350 is certainly sufficient and there is still room for growth. If you want to expand in the future, we can help you to upgrade to a larger model such as the SZLH420.