Floating fish feed pellet mill

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Dry type fish feed extruder is widely used for producing variety materials into high-grade aquatic feed pellets for fish, catfish, shrimps, etc. The final products have unique shape and good taste.

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This fish food extruder is widely used for producing floating feed pellets of all kinds of aquatic animal.
Advanced technology and humanized design ensures easy operation and reliable performance.
High efficiency, low power consumption
Screw sleeve of this small fish food extruder adopts enchase alloy steel strip structure, which guarantees long service life.
Feed pellets dia. Is 0.9-15mm.

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Dry Type Fish Feed Machine Ams-dgp50 With 0.06-0.08t/h Production Parameters of Dry type Fish Feed Machine Model: AMS-DGP50 Capacity: 0.06-0.08t/h Main power: 11kw Feeding power: 0.4kw Screw diameter : 50mm Cutting power : 0.4kw Working principle of fish feed extruder There is no need to heat outside the machine, through the screw extruding of the raw material, heat is produced and gathered during the rotary working process in the airtight environment, and during the high temperature ripening process, the starch and fiber of the raw material become swell. Then under the pressure-tight condition, material will be formed into pellets by shaping mould. At the end, through the high pressure produced by the regular rotating of the screw, after being cut by the forepart cutter which rotates regularly and high-speedily, the finished products will be shrunk and become small average puffed balls in room temperature and pressure. Fish feed extruder: http://fishfeedmachine.com/product/fish-feed-machine-dry-type.html

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