single machine project

This is a project regarding a pet food extrusion machine in France. A small pet food startup in the Loire Valley, France, was launching an organic, human-grade dog food brand. Their recipes used locally sourced ingredients: free-range chicken from farms within 50 km, organic buckwheat and lentils, and sunflower oil from a regional press. The founders were pet nutritionists who believed in fresh, minimally processed food. They needed a pet food extrusion machine that could produce 200-300 kg per hour – small enough for artisan batches but large enough to build a business.

This is a project regarding an animal feed pellet maker in Ireland. A diversified livestock farm in County Cork, Ireland, was raising beef cattle, sheep, and pigs. The farm had 300 suckler cows (beef breeding herd), 500 ewes, and 200 sows. They were buying pelleted concentrates from commercial mills. The cost was high. The quality varied. And they had no control over the ingredients. The farm manager (let's call him Patrick) decided to produce his own feed using home-grown barley and purchased protein concentrates.

This is a project regarding an orchard grass hammer mill in Oregon, USA. A dairy farm in the Willamette Valley that was struggling with summer feed intake. The farm milks about 300 Holstein cows and grows orchard grass (Dactylis glomerata) on 200 acres of irrigated pasture.

Alfalfa Straw Cat Litter Pellet Mill in Kazakhstan is a recent cat litter pellet processing project completed for a pet product manufacturer located in northern Kazakhstan.

This is a project regarding a tapioca pellet machine in Brazil. A large integrated feedlot in Goiás state, Brazil, was feeding 50,000 beef cattle, 20,000 pigs, and 500,000 broilers annually. Brazil is a major cassava producer, and the farm grew cassava on 2,000 hectares of company land. The farm owner wanted to use tapioca (cassava) as the primary energy source across all species.

This project focuses on shrimp feed pelleting machines in the Philippines. A shrimp hatchery and grow-out farm in Negros Occidental, Philippines, was producing 2,000 tons of black tiger shrimp (Penaeus monodon) annually. The farm had its own feed mill, producing feed for its post-larvae (PL) nurseries and grow-out ponds. The challenge was water stability. Shrimp feed must stay intact in water for 2-3 hours.

This project concerns a composted sludge belt dryer in South Africa. The sludge came from wastewater treatment plants across Gauteng province. After 6-8 weeks of windrow composting, the material still had 45-50% moisture. Too wet for bagging. Too wet for screening. Too wet for efficient transport. The compost was heavy, sticky, and difficult to handle.

This project concerns a tilapia and shrimp mixed feed extruder in Ecuador. In 2025, a commercial aquafeed manufacturer located near Guayaquil, Ecuador invested in a new twin-screw feed extrusion system to modernize its production operations.

This okara cat litter pellet machine in Japan project started from a very practical problem—what to do with large volumes of wet soybean residue. The client is not originally in the pet industry. Instead, they are a mid-sized tofu and soy milk processor located in the Kansai region, producing several tons of fresh okara every day.

This is a project about a chicken dung organic fertilizer pellet machine in Latvia. The client, primarily engaged in processing poultry manure, decided to purchase a single chicken dung organic fertilizer pellet machine to complement their existing composting and drying equipment. The primary purpose of this purchase was to mechanize the pellet production stage, replacing a manual granulation process that was labor-intensive and inconsistent in pellet quality.

This is a project regarding a 1t/h output water drop hammer mill in Kenya. A medium-sized feed processor in central Kenya recognized that their existing feed hammer mill was no longer sufficient to meet production needs. They needed a machine capable of handling a variety of raw materials, including maize, sorghum, dry grass, and locally available crop residues, producing uniform powder suitable for both pellet feed and direct mash feed.

Round bale shredder in Finland has become essential equipment for beef operations that struggle with the country's short summer growing season and long, cold winters. A medium-sized beef cattle farm located in the Ostrobothnia region of western Finland recently purchased two units of the YPPK-2600 round bale shredder to solve a specific problem that had been costing them significant money over several winters: processing frozen oat straw bales and wrapped grass silage bales that were stored outdoors through Finnish winters.