60 cm Feeding Plate Liner

Product Overview

The 60 cm feeding plate liner is a round cover mat sized to lay inside the 60 cm chick feeding dish, turning the rigid plastic plate into a fast-wipe feeding surface. When a flock moves out, staff lift the liner instead of scrubbing the whole dish, which cuts cleaning time in brooding rooms that turn over chick batches every few weeks. The dark coated fabric shows spills clearly and the 3 cm turned edge follows the dish rim so crumbles stay on the mat.

Measuring 60 cm across, this liner is the companion size for the heavy-duty 60 cm plate used in mid-large brooder houses. It folds or stacks flat when not in use, so farms can keep a spare set on hand without losing storage space. The quick-swap design also works when several dishes need cleaning at once during flock turn day. Washing one mat per dish is much quicker than scrubbing the whole 60 cm tray by hand. In a house with many 60 cm plates, those saved minutes add up to a shorter flock-turn day. Faster turn-around means chicks get back to feeding sooner. Feeding sooner supports steady starter growth after placement. Steady growth protects flock uniformity through the starter weeks.

Key Features and Benefits

• Exact 60 cm round fit - sized to cover the full bottom of the 60 cm chick feeding dish.
• 3 cm up-turned edge - wraps the rim to hold starter crumbles on the mat instead of sliding out.
• Quicker flock change - lift and rinse the liner instead of washing a heavy plastic dish each time.
• Smooth coated surface - wipes clean in moments and does not trap crumble dust.
• Flat storage - stack spare liners flat in a corner, saving rack space between uses.
• Compatible upgrade - works with existing 60 cm plates, no new hardware needed.

Technical Specifications

• Product name: 60 cm feeding plate liner
• Shape: round
• Diameter: 60 cm
• Edge rim height: 3 cm
• Color: dark gray / black
• Material: coated woven fabric pad
• Use: lays inside the 60 cm chick feeding dish

Materials and Quality

Each liner is cut from coated woven fabric chosen for repeated wet cleaning. The circular outline and 3 cm turned edge are checked against the matching dish before packing, so the mat sits flat without curling up in the middle. The dark surface hides light stains between washes while still showing feed spills quickly during daily checks. Fabric edges are finished so repeated lifting does not fray the circle over the season. The dark fabric also keeps the feeding surface looking tidy between scheduled washes. The mat also keeps crumble dust off the plastic dish, which slows buildup over the season. Less buildup also means less scrubbing pressure on the plastic dish. Gentle cleaning preserves the dish surface for longer service life. Longer service life improves the cost per flock over the years.

How to Use and Maintain

Place the liner flat in the bottom of the 60 cm dish and fold the edge up along the inside rim before adding starter crumbles. At flock change, lift the whole mat by the edge, shake out leftover feed, and rinse under the hose or wipe with a damp cloth. Wash with mild detergent when needed and dry flat before stacking; keep spare liners clean and dry so the next flock starts on a fresh surface, and rotate sets to spread wear evenly. Store folded liners in a dry corner so they stay ready for the next placement.

Applications

This liner suits brooder houses running 60 cm heavy-duty feeding dishes, where frequent flock turns make fast cleaning a daily priority. It is also handy on pullet starter farms that need to keep feeding surfaces hygienic between batches, and it fits chick batteries that already use the 60 cm plate.

Hatcheries and poultry equipment dealers recommend it as a low-cost consumable that extends the life of existing plates. Backyard growers with a few large dishes also use it to keep feed off litter during the messy first weeks, and field-day display pens use it to keep feeding surfaces tidy for visitors. Small farms with only a few dishes find liners cut their weekly cleaning time noticeably. The time saved can go toward closer chick observation instead of scrubbing trays. Observation time pays back through earlier detection of weak chicks. Early spotting lets staff separate slow growers for extra care. Early care for weak birds improves overall flock uniformity. Uniform flocks grow out more evenly and are easier to manage through the season.

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: Which dish does it fit?

It is cut for the 60 cm round chick feeding dish, following its rim with a 3 cm turned-up edge.

Q2: How do I clean it?

Lift, shake off feed, rinse or wipe, and wash with mild detergent when needed; dry flat before reuse.

Q3: Can I buy spare liners only?

Yes. Liners are supplied as consumable replacements for existing dishes, so spare sets are stocked easily.

Q4: What color is it?

The pictured liner is dark gray, a shade that hides light stains while making feed spills easy to spot. Spare liners are ordered as consumables, and dealers stock them alongside the matching dish.