H-Type Layer Chicken Cage System with 3/4 Tier Automatic Feeding & Egg Collection in Galvanized Steel

Expand your farm output while reducing labor and feed costs with our heavy-duty industrial H-Type Automated Battery Cage System. Engineered for large-scale modern poultry production for both laying hens and meat broilers, this system features robust hot-dip galvanized steel construction that boosts stocking density by up to 300%, delivers precise portioned feeding, minimizes feed spillage, and ensures fast investment payback.

The H-Type Automated Battery Cage represents a premium housing solution for large-scale commercial poultry enterprises. Unlike conventional A-type cage layouts and open-floor rearing models, its vertical H-shaped frame maximizes building headroom, establishes strong biosecurity barriers, and effectively reduces poultry mortality rates.

Tailored for both layer egg-laying operations and broiler meat production, this all-in-one housing unit integrates motorized feeding trolleys, height-adjustable nipple drinker lines, polypropylene manure-conveyor belts, and intelligent environmental management hardware to deliver a complete turn-key farming package.

• 20+ year anti-corrosion service life: Built from high-strength Q235 steel substrate coated with 275 g/m² hot-dip galvanizing, offering outstanding resistance to uric acid-induced corrosion common in poultry houses.
• Flexible commercial-scale layouts: Vertical H-frame configurations available in 3-tier, 4-tier, 5-tier and 6-tier variants to match different building heights and production targets.
• Application-specific custom engineering:
  • For laying hen units: Cage base mesh set at optimized 7-8° gradient, enabling eggs to roll smoothly onto automated egg-collection belts with minimal shell cracking.
  • For broiler rearing units: Elastic plastic-coated base mesh safeguards heavy-weight birds, lowering risks of breast blisters and foot-joint deformities.
• Full intelligent-automation compatibility: Works seamlessly with automatic feeding trolleys, climate-regulation controllers and mechanized bird-harvesting equipment.

Feed expenses account for over 60% of total farm operating costs. Our automated feeding setup guarantees consistent, precise nutrient intake for every bird and eliminates unnecessary feed waste.

1. Trolley-based feed distribution: Heavy-duty motor-powered trolleys travel smoothly along each tier, dispensing equal feed volumes into feeding troughs simultaneously.
2. Spill-proof feeding trough design: Inward-curved aluminium or PVC trough edges prevent poultry from flicking feed outwards, cutting feed losses by 8-10%.
3. Automatic silo feed replenishment: Cross auger conveyors transfer feed directly from exterior storage silos into tier-level hoppers without manual handling.
4. Consistent flock performance: Reduces competition over feed among birds. Layers reach synchronized peak egg-production cycles; broilers achieve uniform slaughter-ready body weights.

Continuous manure removal preserves strict biosecurity standards and maintains favorable indoor air quality:

• Polypropylene (PP) manure belts: Non-stick, acid-resistant belts fitted beneath every cage tier to catch waste.
• Marked ammonia abatement: Frequent manure evacuation brings indoor ammonia concentrations close to zero, greatly lowering the incidence of poultry respiratory ailments.
• High-value by-product output: Collected manure has low moisture content and can be further processed and sold as premium organic fertilizer.

• Complimentary 3D farm layout planning: Custom-made CAD drawings produced according to your actual land footprint and targeted bird stocking capacity.
• On-site installation supervision: Experienced senior technical engineers oversee assembly, electrical connection and full-system commissioning.
• Free on-site operator training: In-farm skill training for local technicians covering equipment operation and routine maintenance workflows.
• 15-year structural warranty: Coverage against manufacturing defects and galvanized-layer corrosion-related structural failures.