100 cm Feeding Plate Liner

Product Overview

The 100 cm feeding plate liner is a round cover mat made to lay inside extra-large chick feeding dishes, creating a smooth wipe-clean feeding surface on top of the rigid plastic plate. Instead of washing a whole 100 cm dish after every flock, staff lift the liner, shake off residue, rinse it quickly or replace it, and the next flock starts on a clean surface within minutes. The liner edge folds up about 3 cm, following the rim of the dish so crumbles stay on the mat and off the floor.

The pictured liner is a dark, tightly woven coated pad with visible fabric texture across its surface. It is produced specifically for the largest plate size in the brooding line, so farms running commercial-scale chick rooms can standardize one liner type across their biggest feeding stations. Flat folding also makes it easy to store a full spare set without racking space. For commercial houses, rotating liners means feeding surfaces stay fresh even with tight flock-turn schedules. The largest liner also covers the biggest floor area, so no crumbles touch bare plastic between rinses. That keeps the dish itself cleaner, so deeper washing happens less often. Less washing also extends the life of the rigid plastic dish.

Key Features and Benefits

• 100 cm round cover - matches the largest feeding dish, covering the full broad feeding surface edge to edge.
• 3 cm turned-up edge - follows the plate rim and keeps crumbles and spilled feed on the mat.
• Fast clean change - lift, rinse or replace the liner instead of scrubbing a whole dish between flocks.
• Coated fabric surface - smooth, wipe-friendly material that does not trap crumble dust like rough plastic.
• Space-saving flat storage - liners fold or stack flat, taking far less room than rigid plastic plates.
• Fits existing dishes - upgrade current brooder plates without buying new feeding equipment.

Technical Specifications

• Product name: 100 cm feeding plate liner
• Shape: round
• Diameter: 100 cm
• Edge rim height: 3 cm
• Color: dark gray / black
• Material: coated woven fabric pad
• Use: lays inside matching chick feeding dishes

Materials and Quality

The liner is made from a coated woven fabric chosen for wipe-clean handling and repeated use. The circular cut follows the dish shape, and the turned-up edge holds its form against the plate rim. Inspections check the circular outline and edge fold before packing, so the liner sits flat on the dish without lifting at the edges during feeding. The dark fabric also resists light staining, so spare sets stay presentable between washes. The coated fabric also sheds spilled water, so the plastic dish underneath stays dry and clean. Dry dish contact reduces odor and keeps the whole feeding station fresher over time. Fresher surfaces also support better litter condition around the station. Better litter condition supports drier feet and healthier young birds. Good litter condition also cuts ammonia levels around the feeding zone.

How to Use and Maintain

Press the liner flat into the bottom of the 100 cm feeding dish, folding the 3 cm edge up along the rim, then spread starter crumbles over the fabric surface. At flock change, lift the liner by the edge, tap off leftover feed, and hose or wipe it clean; allow it to dry before storing flat. For deep cleaning, wash with mild detergent and air dry away from direct heat, and rotate spare liners so one set dries while another is in use. Press the edge back into place after each wash so it sits tight against the rim.

Applications

This liner is used in commercial brooding houses running extra-large round feeders, where cleaning time between chick batches is tight. It is also popular on multi-flock family farms that want reusable dishes with a faster daily wipe-down routine, and it suits big pullet rooms that turn chicks over every few weeks.

Hatchery transfer rooms and research farms use it to keep feeding surfaces consistent between groups, since a fresh liner gives each flock the same clean start. Equipment resellers stock it as a consumable companion to the large chick feeding plate range, and they recommend ordering several spares with each dish purchase. Feed mills also use it on demonstration dishes during open-house days, keeping displays tidy. For export buyers, the liner adds a practical consumable line alongside the rigid dish. Buyers often add a few liners to a dish order for immediate use. Having spares on the farm means no downtime at flock turn, and ready spares keep the brooder reset moving on schedule. Having spares on the farm means no downtime at flock turn.

Why Choose Hebei Yilu Shunfeng Breeding Equipment

Hebei Yilu Shunfeng Breeding Equipment Co., Ltd. specializes in poultry feeding and drinking equipment for farmers and distributors worldwide. Every product is checked before shipment to ensure consistent quality, and orders are packed with export-grade packaging to protect the goods during transport. Our sales team can provide specification sheets, packing details and shipping advice for any order size. If you need more information about this liner, packaging options or mixed container loads, please contact us.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What size dish does this liner fit?

It is cut as a 100 cm round pad and designed for the 100 cm extra-large chick feeding dish in the same range.

Q2: What is the edge height?

The liner edge turns up 3 cm to follow the plate rim and hold feed on the mat during feeding.

Q3: Is it washable and reusable?

Yes. Rinse or wash with mild detergent, dry flat, and reuse; spare liners let farms swap surfaces between flocks.

Q4: What is it made of?

It is a coated woven fabric pad with a smooth wipe-friendly surface, shown here in dark gray. The dark surface hides light stains while still showing crumble residue for cleaning checks.