Stainless Steel Piglet Feeding Trough with Pigs

Product Overview

The Stainless Steel Piglet Feeding Trough with Pigs is the practical model of our stainless piglet feeder, shown in a real feeding scene with two piglets at the trough. The product photo presents a long stainless trough with divider columns and fixing bolts, with two piglets eating from it, which gives the buyer a clear picture of how the equipment is used in the farrowing or nursery pen. The trough is long and shallow, allowing several piglets to feed side by side, and the internal divider columns separate the eating positions so that each piglet has its own space. This layout reduces competition and helps every animal eat its share of the ration, which supports even growth within the litter. The trough is made entirely from stainless steel, with a smooth, hygienic surface that is easy to clean and disinfect between litters. The fixing bolts allow the trough to be mounted on a pen wall or to stand on the floor, depending on the pen layout. For the buyer, this product page represents the complete, ready-to-install stainless feeding solution for piglets, with the correct size and height shown in a typical pen situation, so the farm can see exactly how the product performs in daily use.

Technical Specifications

The trough is manufactured from 304 stainless steel with a wall thickness of 1.0 mm. The overall length is approximately 500 mm, the width is 250 mm and the depth is 100 mm, and the interior is divided by three vertical columns into four feeding positions, each about 110 mm wide. The divider columns are welded to the base, and the trough has a folded rim for strength. The fixing bolts are stainless, and the mounting holes are spaced to fit standard pen panels. The complete unit weighs about 5 kg. The trough holds approximately 5 litres of feed. The surface is brushed and passivated, and the unit is supplied with the bolts and washers. Optional models include a longer version of 600 mm with five positions and a shorter version of 400 mm with three positions, so the farm can match the trough length to the litter size. The drinking height shown in the photo matches the piglet stage, confirming the correct installation height for the nursery pen.

Manufacturing & Quality

The trough is produced with the same disciplined routine as all our stainless equipment. The stainless sheet is laser cut to the developed blank, folded on a press brake to form the long pan, and the divider columns are welded in place with TIG welding. The complete unit is ground, polished and passivated, then inspected for dimensions, weld quality, surface finish and the alignment of the divider columns. A sample from each batch is tested for the strength of the welds and the stability of the unit when placed on the floor. Because the trough is formed from one sheet with welded dividers, there are no loose parts, and the smooth metal surface is easy to keep clean. This careful production means that every trough delivered to the farm is identical in size and quality, and that it will keep its bright appearance and reliable performance for many years of daily use in the nursery, and that any replacement ordered later will match the original.

Applications

This long stainless trough is used in farrowing pens and nurseries, where it is mounted on the pen wall or placed in the creep area for the piglets. The divider columns give each piglet its own feeding space, which reduces fighting and helps every animal eat its share. The shallow pan is easy for small piglets to reach, and the long shape lets several piglets feed together from one trough. The trough works with dry creep feed, crumble and starter pellets, and it can be combined with nipple drinkers in the same pen. Because it can be mounted on the wall or stand on the floor, the farm can choose the installation that best fits the pen layout. The stainless body is durable and easy to disinfect between batches, making this trough a dependable, hygienic choice for the critical early feeding stage of the piglet, and a product that keeps its value over a long service life.