SZLH678 Feed Pellet Mill for Maximum Efficiency and Output

Two big things: the large feed port and the forced feeder. This combination makes it ideal for raw material formulas that contain grass, straw, alfalfa, or other light, bulky fibers. Most standard pellet mills struggle with fibrous or fluffy material—it bridges, clogs, or feeds unevenly. But with the SZLH678’s wide inlet and mechanically forced feeding system, the raw materials move smoothly into the pressing chamber. This feature is especially popular in Africa and Latin America, where grass-based or fiber-rich formulas are common. It's a real game-changer for complex formulations.

Absolutely. The SZLH678 is designed to process feed for broilers, layers, pigs, beef cattle, dairy cows, sheep, goats, and even sinking fish feed with the right adjustments. You can also include grass meal, alfalfa powder, or bran-heavy mixes in the formulation, which is harder to do with traditional mills. Many of our clients use the SZLH678 as a multi-purpose production line—they just change dies and tweak recipes depending on the animal group. It's like having one powerful engine for multiple feed products.

You’ll need a well-planned facility—at least 1000–1500 square meters for a standard production line, more if you're handling bulk raw materials or operating a distribution center. The setup usually includes grinding, mixing, pelletizing, cooling, screening, bagging, and possibly bulk storage silos or conveyor systems. We provide factory layout drawings tailored to your site. One project in Egypt converted a former rice mill; another in Indonesia used a steel-frame structure on the edge of a port zone. We help you optimize space, whether you're working in a rural zone or industrial estate.

A full-scale SZLH678 production line typically includes:

1. Hammer mill or crusher (for grinding raw materials)
2. Horizontal feed mixer
3. SZLH678 feed pellet mill with forced feeder
4. Pellet cooler
5. Screener and crumbler (optional)
6. Bagging system (manual or automatic)
7. Dust collection and control system
8. Electric cabinet and central control panel

It’s a full-cycle industrial line that turns raw grain and by-products into uniform, market-ready pellets. We also support automation integration, so you can manage batching, monitoring, and reporting from a control room or touchscreen panel.

Not at all—as long as you follow a solid maintenance schedule, it's built to last. This is a heavy-duty machine, designed for long working shifts. You’ll need to regularly check and lubricate the bearings, clean the die and feeder, and replace wear parts like the rollers and ring die after several hundred tons. We provide a complete maintenance plan and training during setup. Many customers in Africa and Latin America assign one or two operators just for cleaning and upkeep—and it pays off. The machine stays reliable, and production doesn’t stop.

Pricing depends on whether you’re buying just the SZLH678 feed pellet mill, or a full production line with accessories and automation. That said, it’s positioned as a high-value investment for businesses serious about large-scale output. We don’t just quote a number—we work with you to design a complete solution: equipment, installation, training, and long-term service. One client in Argentina said, “It’s the best investment we made—we scaled up without losing quality or reliability.” If you want a long-term machine that earns its keep every single day, this one delivers.

Yes, many of our clients use the SZLH678 to produce high-density, export-quality feed pellets. With the double conditioning (if required), forced feeder, and precise speed control, you can hit the standards needed for local markets or even cross-border trade. The pellet durability, uniformity, and moisture control are excellent—especially when you use a good cooling and screening setup. Whether you're selling bagged poultry feed in Nigeria or exporting cattle feed to Gulf countries, this machine helps meet quality benchmarks.

That’s exactly what it was designed for. Unlike many traditional mills, the SZLH678 feed pellet mill can manage raw materials with higher moisture content or fibrous additives like grass, hay, and straw powders. The large feed inlet prevents clogging, and the forced feeder ensures steady feeding even when material flow is inconsistent. Customers using crop residues, pasture grass, or by-product mixes say it's one of the only machines that doesn’t jam under pressure. It’s truly a specialist in complex formulations.

Absolutely. The SZLH678 is often the core unit in a multi-line factory layout. We’ve had customers start with one line, then add a second or third as demand grows. The machine is modular-friendly, meaning it integrates easily with expanded automation systems, storage silos, and even bulk transportation systems. In Vietnam, a client started with one SZLH678 and within three years was running a triple-line plant producing 2,500 tons weekly. If you're planning for long-term growth, this machine scales with your ambition.