1–1.5 Ton/Hr Livestock Feed Mill with Ribbon Mixer Kenya

Specifications

πŸ”˜ Production Capacity: 1.5Ton/hour

β€ŽπŸ”˜ Crusher Motor Power 15 kW, 3 Phase

πŸ”˜ Mixer Motor Power 7.5kW, 3 Phase

πŸ”˜ Feeding Conveyors 2 Units Γ— 2.2kW, 3 Phase each

πŸ”˜ Mixer Type-Horizontal Ribbon

β€ŽπŸ”˜ Mixer Dimensions (mm) Length: 3048 mm, Width: 1372 mm, Height: 2438 mm (8 ft)

πŸ”˜ Conveyor Length 3048 mm each

β€ŽπŸ”˜ MaterialΒ Β Heavy-duty mild steel 6mm

πŸ”˜ Screens: Interchangeable sieve screens for adjustable grinding fineness

β€Ž-1.5 mm

β€Ž- 2 mm

β€Ž- 3 mm

β€ŽπŸ”˜ Power Supply: 3 Phase Electric Power

β€ŽπŸ”˜ Output Form: powdered feed

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KSh 1,500,000

1–1.5 Ton/Hr Livestock Feed Mill with Ribbon Mixer Kenya Kenya

For farms and small millers who want grinding and premium ribbon-grade mixing in a single integrated line rather than sourcing two separate machines, Cadeda’sΒ 1–1.5 Ton/Hr Livestock Feed Mill with Ribbon MixerΒ combines a commercial hammer-mill grinding stage with a dual-ribbon mixing chamber, delivering the mixing uniformity that ribbon designs are known for at a genuinely commercial throughput of 1 to 1.5 tons of finished feed per hour.

This is the machine Cadeda recommends most often to Kenyan farmers who are serious about feed quality, not just feed volume β€” the throughput range covers the daily needs of most medium-to-large commercial poultry, pig, and dairy operations, while the ribbon-mixing stage ensures the finished ration meets the same blend-uniformity standard used in professional feed milling, rather than settling for the lower consistency a basic paddle mixer delivers at similar scale. Whole grain enters the hammer-mill chamber, is ground against interchangeable screens to the desired fineness, and flows directly into the ribbon mixer for final blending with premix, minerals, and protein sources β€” a continuous line from raw grain to bagged, ready-to-feed ration.

Commercial-grade line, farm-manageable footprint

Integrating the grinding and ribbon-mixing stages on one frame keeps the total footprint and electrical installation requirement to roughly what a single large machine needs, rather than the combined footprint of two separate commercial-grade units plus the conveying equipment normally needed to move material between them. Screens on the hammer-mill stage are interchangeable for fineness control, and the ribbon mixer’s bottom discharge gate empties a full batch quickly between runs, keeping cycle times tight for operations running multiple batches through the line each day.

Rated throughput 1–1.5 tons per hour, milled and mixed
Grinding stage Hammer mill with interchangeable screens
Mixing stage Dual counter-rotating ribbon mixer for high blend uniformity
Workflow Continuous line from whole grain to finished mixed ration
Discharge Bottom discharge gate for fast batch emptying

Ideal applications

  • Medium-to-large commercial poultry farms producing their own layer or broiler mash at scale
  • Pig operations needing consistent, premix-accurate grower and finisher rations
  • Small commercial feed millers supplying multiple farms with branded finished feed
  • Dairy cooperatives producing fortified concentrate for member farms in volume
  • Agribusinesses wanting one integrated line instead of managing separate milling and mixing equipment

Farms that have outgrown a combined hammer mill and paddle-style mixer, but aren’t ready to run two entirely separate commercial machines, consistently land on this integrated ribbon-mixing line as the right next step β€” it delivers professional-grade blend consistency at a throughput built for daily commercial demand. Cadeda delivers and installs the 1–1.5 Ton/Hr Livestock Feed Mill with Ribbon Mixer countrywide, with a full demonstration run on your own grain and ingredients before handover.

Because this line handles both grinding and premium ribbon-mixing in one pass, it’s worth planning grain intake logistics around its 1–1.5 ton hourly rate before committing to a daily production schedule β€” most operators find it more efficient to batch raw grain deliveries and run the full line for concentrated production blocks rather than feeding it small amounts continuously throughout the day. The screen-swapping flexibility at the grinding stage means the same line can pivot between product types within a single working day: run a batch of fine poultry mash in the morning, switch screens, then run a coarser dairy concentrate batch in the afternoon, all without powering down the mixing stage in between. For agribusinesses supplying multiple types of livestock farmers from one facility, that flexibility is often the deciding factor over a fixed single-product production line, since it lets one investment serve several different customer segments rather than committing entirely to one feed type.