MIKIM Diesel Fish Feed Pellet Extruder Machine: Powerful + Low Fuel Consumption, Cuts Fish Feed Pellet Production Costs in Half

The principle of the fish feed pellet making diesel machine follows a core process of "raw material processing - extrusion molding - finished product output": First, the fish feed raw materials enter the crushing system through the feed inlet and are ground to the required particle size (fish feed is usually 40-60 mesh); then, the crushed raw materials are conveyed to the pelleting system, where the starch is fully gelatinized under high-temperature extrusion, and the raw materials are pressed into pellets with a diameter of 2-8mm; finally, the formed pellets are cooled and output, ready for direct use in fish feeding. Throughout the process, the diesel engine provides continuous power to each stage, ensuring that the power requirements of each process are met.

Fish feed pellet machines are highly adaptable to small- to medium-sized and mobile aquaculture scenarios. For small- to medium-sized farmers with aquaculture areas of 50-500 acres, the small diesel fish feed pellet machine's capacity (typically 100-500 kg) perfectly matches their feed needs, and the equipment investment cost is lower than that of large-scale complete feed production lines, making it more cost-effective. Furthermore, some small diesel pellet machines are designed with casters, allowing for flexible movement to different aquaculture areas, making them particularly suitable for dispersed aquaculture with multiple ponds. In addition, in emergency aquaculture scenarios, such as power outages caused by natural disasters, diesel fish feed pellet machines can serve as emergency equipment, ensuring a continuous feed supply and reducing aquaculture losses.