Bulk Feed Semi-Trailer
- Tank Capacity
- 30,000 L–50,000 L
- Compartments
- 1–6
- Discharge System
- Hydraulic Auger / Electric Auger
- Discharge Rate
- 500–1500 kg/min
- Unloading Principle
- Hydraulic / Electric auger, blades rotate
- Axles
- 2 / 3 / 4 Axles
Reference configuration. Final values are confirmed for the selected chassis, model and destination.
About the Bulk Feed Semi-Trailer
The KEEYAK Bulk Feed Semi-Trailer is a feed trailer with a multi-compartment dry-bulk body and selected auger, pneumatic, chain, or combined discharge equipment, coupled to a tractor for scheduled farm deliveries. The product range includes tank capacity (30,000 L–50,000 L) and discharge rate (500–1500 kg/min), depending on configuration.
Feed manufacturers, integrators, cooperatives, and logistics fleets use this bulk feed delivery trailer for larger routes. Product density, pellet sensitivity, compartments, unloading rate, boom reach, tractor power interface, axle loading, bin access, cleanout, and biosecurity procedures must be matched.
Applications for Bulk Feed Semi-Trailer
Regional Feed Distribution
The livestock feed semi-trailer carries larger consolidated loads from mills to multiple farms where route distance and drop planning justify tractor-trailer operation.
Integrated Poultry Supply
Feed companies replenish poultry production sites using compartment and unloading arrangements aligned with formulas, bin locations, biosecurity rules, and delivery schedules.
Dairy Feed Route Service
Bulk meal, grain, or pellets move to dairy farms with discharge speed and handling selected to limit product damage and bin overfilling.
Multi-Customer Formula Delivery
Separate chambers support planned drops of different feeds when routing, gate control, records, and residual cleanout maintain customer and formula separation.
Before you order
Who is the Bulk Feed Semi-Trailer best suited for?
Consider a feed semitrailer for planned larger or multi-drop routes where tractor access, compartment use and discharge reach fit the farms. Confirm the power interface and cleanout routine. Extra volume does not remove payload limits or the need to prevent formula carryover.
