Batch harvest connects cage tiers, transfer, lifting and external loading. Whether each mechanism is supplied as a separate item is defined in the project technical scope.
Batch harvest connects cage tiers, transfer, lifting and external loading. Whether each mechanism is supplied as a separate item is defined in the project technical scope.
The floor opening or transfer mechanism moves birds onto a supported path; release timing must match conveyor capacity.
Row belt, lift and cross-belt transitions need enough end space and easy inspection.
Cleanability, dry-out and reset time are included in the operating plan.
Each catalogue image explains a visible structure or process; pictured configurations are not a fixed supply list.
The supplied storyboard separates release, transfer, row conveyance, lift and outside connection. It is a process route, not a validated speed or drop-height specification.
Configure for your site：Review bird contact, transfer drops and emergency stops at each handoff.
The source page shows row discharge, lift and outdoor interfaces as separate elements. The cage row, lift and loading area need one continuous logistics plan.
Configure for your site：Confirm end clearance, cross-conveyor capacity and loading position.Functional connection map · not a construction drawing
Release birds by section to row conveyance.
Transfer and merge tiers at the row end.
Connect to the confirmed loading route.
Final model and supply scope are set in a written project specification.
Final model and supply scope are set in a written project specification.
Catalogue reference figures. Confirm the selected configuration and applicable local requirements before order.
Review the related equipment above and share your automation goals. The written technical scope defines the final combination.
Bird weight and target harvest rate；Belt width, lift drop, handoffs and cleaning；Outside transfer, truck position and emergency stop
The exact product boundary here needs clarification; describe your goal in the inquiry.