Cage & rearing systems
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H-type layer cage system
A vertically stacked production line that gives each tier its own feeding, drinking, egg collection and manure route. Designed for closed houses where aisle width, headroom and end drives can be planned together.
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A-type layer cage system
An open stepped layout with a direct line of sight to the cage front, trough and egg outlet. Suitable when daily manual inspection and a staged automation plan drive the house design.
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H-type broiler cage system
Broiler equipment is organized around fast growth, final live weight, floor support and flock exit. Cage rows, feed and water access, airflow and manure separation are considered as one operating system.
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Brooding and pullet cage system
A staged cage environment for first feed and water access, temperature stability and uniform growth through transfer. Front mesh, water height and feed depth are adjusted as the pullet grows.
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Layer duck cage system
Duck housing needs a larger body envelope, different drinking behaviour, a foot-friendly floor and a reliable egg route. Water, manure and ventilation interfaces carry more weight in selection than cage appearance alone.
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Quail cage and egg collection
A fine-scale cage format for quail eggs or meat birds. Mesh aperture, feeder edge and egg channel are selected for the small body and egg size; layout depends on purpose and age.
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Rabbit breeding and growing cage
Rabbit equipment is divided by reproductive role: doe cages with nest-box access, buck cages with a separate service space, and growing cages for group size and floor support.
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