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Egg collection end station
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Automatic egg collection and transferAutomatic egg collection and transfer

Eggs move from sloped cage floors onto longitudinal belts, through end lifts and transfer zones, then into a central conveyor or egg room. Every transition is part of the breakage-control design.

Product catalogue visual
ApplicationLayer production
Selection starts withRows, tiers and hourly egg volume
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01 / Overview

Automatic egg collection and transfer

Eggs move from sloped cage floors onto longitudinal belts, through end lifts and transfer zones, then into a central conveyor or egg room. Every transition is part of the breakage-control design.

01

Gentle roll-out

Cage-floor slope and front transition keep the egg moving without a long free drop.

02

Belt and lift

Belt tracking, speed and lift entry are checked at the same time to prevent congestion.

03

Central interface

House lines, cross conveyor and egg-room position determine final route and service space.

02 / Equipment details

See each equipment detail in context.

Each catalogue image explains a visible structure or process; pictured configurations are not a fixed supply list.

Eggs on longitudinal belt
Product catalogue visual / 01
01 / Equipment details

Eggs on the longitudinal belt

The source shows eggs on a longitudinal belt. Belt width, tracking and cage-end handoff are the first critical interfaces from cage to row end.

Configure for your site:Confirm belt material, speed and end entry.
Egg collection end station
Product catalogue visual / 02
02 / Equipment details

Collection lift at row end

The cover shows an egg-collection lift at the row end, where tier belts converge. Equipment size and aisle clearance follow row count and egg-room direction.

Configure for your site:Check lift height, service clearance and discharge direction.
Multi-tier egg lift
Product catalogue visual / 03
03 / Equipment details

Multi-tier egg lift

The supplied page provides another lift reference. It helps review tier entries and discharge, but it does not establish the same fixed model as the cover.

Configure for your site:Confirm each-tier entry, handoff drop and cleaning.
03 / System connections

How the equipment connects.

Functional connection map · not a construction drawing

01

Eggs at cage front

Move from cage floor to row belt.

02

End lift

Merge tiers and change elevation.

03

Egg-room direction

Connect to cross conveyor or manual collection.

06 / Configuration scope

Turn a product family into a project specification.

Final model and supply scope are set in a written project specification.

Information to share

  1. 01Rows, tiers and hourly egg volume
  2. 02Longitudinal belt, lift entry and drop
  3. 03Egg-room direction, turns and cleaning access

Connected equipment

Final model and supply scope are set in a written project specification.

07 / Questions buyers ask

Questions buyers ask

Can catalogue figures be used directly in a quotation?

Catalogue reference figures. Confirm the selected configuration and applicable local requirements before order.

Which systems can be configured together?

Review the related equipment above and share your automation goals. The written technical scope defines the final combination.

What house information should I share?

Rows, tiers and hourly egg volume;Longitudinal belt, lift entry and drop;Egg-room direction, turns and cleaning access

08 / Next step

Share your project conditions. Define the right configuration.

Final model and supply scope are set in a written project specification.