Bulk Feed Truck
- Tank Capacity
- 2,000 L–30,000 L
- Compartments
- 1–5
- Discharge System
- Hydraulic Auger / Electric Auger
- Discharge Rate
- 500–1000 kg/min
- Unloading Principle
- Hydraulic / Electric auger, blades rotate
- Screw Blade Material
- Alloy steel
Reference configuration. Final values are confirmed for the selected chassis, model and destination.
About the Bulk Feed Truck
The KEEYAK Bulk Feed Truck is a feed delivery truck with a compartmented dry-bulk body that carries animal feed and unloads selected products through augers, pneumatic conveying, chains, or another configured transfer system. Available configurations include tank capacity (2,000 L–30,000 L) with discharge rate (500–1000 kg/min).
Feed mills, integrators, farms, and distributors use this livestock feed truck for route delivery. Feed form, bulk density, pellet fragility, compartment plan, discharge method, boom reach, bin access, cleanout, cross-contamination policy, chassis loading, and local limits determine configuration. Final chassis and operating configuration must be confirmed before ordering.
What Is a Bulk Feed Truck Used For
- Feed Mill Farm DeliveryThe feed body moves bulk rations from a mill to farm storage bins using a discharge system matched to product form and site access. Suitability depends on tank capacity and site conditions.
- Dairy Ration DistributionProducers receive approved meal, grain, or pelleted feed in designated bins, with compartmenting and cleanout procedures supporting formula separation and traceability. The selected discharge rate must match operating conditions and site access.
- Poultry Feed SupplyScheduled deliveries replenish poultry-house bins where boom reach, overhead clearance, pellet handling, dust control, and accurate bin identification are important. Buyers should confirm tank capacity, operating conditions, and site access before ordering.
- Multi-Formula Route DeliverySeparate compartments carry different approved feeds on one route when gates, discharge paths, records, and sequencing prevent unintended mixing between customers. The selected discharge rate must match operating conditions and site access.
What buyers usually confirm first
Which discharge system suits different bulk feed products?
Augers, pneumatic systems, paddle chains, and drag chains handle products differently. Feed form, fragility, required rate, bin height, reach, and cleanout needs guide selection. Buyers should confirm task requirements, duty cycle, and site conditions before ordering.
