If you want to improve the quality of your animal feed and optimise production costs, feed pelletisers are the ideal solution for you. These machines allow you to prepare pelletised feed directly on your farm, giving you total control over the ingredients and quality of the final product. Little Farmer's pelletisers are available in a variety of models, tailored for different needs and capacities. Find out more about the options available and the benefits of each.

Why choose a motorised feed granulator?

Powered feed granulators are the perfect solution for those who want a complete piece of equipment ready for immediate use. These models are equipped with powerful motors, from 2.8 kW to 7.5 kW, which ensure fast and efficient feed pelletising. The 2.8 kW granulators are ideal for smaller households or those who need to process moderate amounts of feed. For users who need a higher throughput capacity, the 3.5 kW and 7.5 kW models are more suitable, as they are capable of handling large volumes of material in a short time.

When is a feed granulator without motor recommended?

For those who want greater flexibility in their choice of power source or who already have a compatible motor, motorless granulators are a practical and economical option. These models are designed to be connected to external motors or other power sources, giving the user the freedom to configure the equipment to suit specific needs. Little Farmer's motorless granulators are robust and easy to integrate into any existing feed production system, making them a versatile choice for a variety of users.

What are the differences between 1400 rpm and 1500 rpm granulators?

The rotational speed of the granulator is an important factor to consider, influencing both the quality and efficiency of the granulation process. Models with a speed of 1400 rpm are ideal for feeds that require a slower and more precise pressing, ensuring a uniform and quality granulation. In contrast, 1500 rpm granulators offer a higher processing speed and are ideal for the rapid production of high volume feed. The choice between the two speeds depends on your specific needs and the type of feed you want to produce.