6 kg Poultry Feeder with Legs

Product Overview

This listing shows the 6 kg yellow poultry feeder with legs from a slightly lower side angle, so buyers can judge the gap between the pan underside and the floor. The red support legs hold the ring pan 8 cm above the litter while the yellow barrel above stores 6 kg of feed and feeds the pan by gravity. The same arched handle across the 17 cm top opening makes the unit easy to lift for cleaning, and the 33 cm base diameter gives enough standing room for several birds around one station.

The side angle also reveals how the barrel tapers gently toward the top, a shape that lets pellets slide inward without jamming. Each unit weighs 340 g and packs 200 pieces per bag and per box. Because the picture shows the feeder fully set up, customers can see at a glance that legs, pan and barrel arrive as one ready-to-place unit rather than a bag of components.

Key Features and Benefits

• Clear elevated profile - the 8 cm leg gap keeps droppings and bedding away from the pan, visible directly in this side-angle product photo.
• All-round 33 cm pan - circular design lets birds feed from every direction, reducing corner guarding by dominant birds.
• Arched top handle - built for lifting and moving between cleaning stations without scraping the barrel on the floor.
• Tapered 6 kg barrel - sloped inner walls guide feed down to the outlet with minimal manual shaking.
• Yellow body visibility - the bright barrel contrasts against typical house surfaces, easing daily inspection rounds.
• 340 g reinforced frame - the leg joints carry extra material to resist long-term leaning and bumping from feeding birds.

Technical Specifications

• Product name: 6 kg Poultry Feeder with Legs
• Capacity: 6 kg
• Barrel height: 28 cm
• Leg height: 8 cm
• Top opening diameter: 17 cm
• Base pan diameter: 33 cm
• Net weight: 340 g per piece
• Packing: 200 pieces per bag, 1 bag per box
• Colour: yellow barrel, red legs
• Photo angle: lower side view of pan and leg gap

Materials and Quality

This reference view confirms the construction: yellow plastic barrel, rigid red plastic legs and a ring pan formed as one fitted unit. The legs are set symmetrically so the feeder does not rock when birds press the rim, and the handle bar is moulded into the top edge rather than clipped on. Factory inspection matches each shipment to this side profile, checking leg spacing, pan level and the 17 cm opening before units are packed 200 pieces to a bag and box for export.

How to Use and Maintain

Use this side view to plan spacing: leave clear floor around each feeder so birds approaching from any side do not meet obstacles. Set the unit down, fill through the handle-side opening, and confirm the pan fills evenly. After the flock is processed, lift the feeder by the handle, empty the barrel, and scrub under the pan rim where dust settles. Check that all leg feet sit flat; if a leg joint loosens over time, retire the unit rather than trying makeshift repairs.

This second reference angle is useful not only for catalogues but also for farm training notes: new workers can be shown exactly how much clearance the 8 cm legs give and why the unit must stand on flat ground for that clearance to work as designed. When units are placed on uneven bedding, one leg can sink and tip the pan, which pours feed into a small puddle; taking half a minute to level each station during setup avoids that waste entirely. The side profile also shows how little floor area the feeder itself occupies, which helps managers calculate how many stations fit in a given shed length without blocking the central work aisle. For exporters, having two views of the same leg feeder means buyers abroad can confirm the construction before ordering a container, and the visible leg gap supports sales conversations about hygiene upgrades. Farms that already use this model often buy the same 340 g unit again when they expand, because the familiar geometry makes it easy to place and easy to clean.

Applications

The lower side angle suits buyers deciding between floor buckets and elevated stations, because the photo shows the actual litter clearance. It is also practical for farm training: staff can be shown how legs should stand and how much space a 33 cm footprint takes when laying out feeding rows.

In commercial settings, the yellow-and-red leg feeder is used in pullet rear farms, small layer barns and duck houses where feed hygiene ranks above saving every yuan on equipment. It pairs naturally with the 4 kg floor bucket for young chicks and the 10 kg leg feeder for adult flocks.

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 feeder, packaging options or mixed container loads, please contact us.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Is this photo showing an assembled feeder?

Yes, the picture shows the complete unit ready for placement; legs, pan and barrel are already fitted when the carton is opened.

Q2: How much floor space does it need?

At a 33 cm pan diameter, leave roughly half a metre of clear floor around each unit so birds can approach from all directions.

Q3: Does the handle get in the way of filling?

The arched handle sits over the 17 cm opening but leaves enough room to pour from a scoop; it mainly serves as a grip for lifting and hanging.

Q4: What is the export pack size?

Each carton holds 200 pieces per bag and per box, and mixed container orders can combine this leg model with floor buckets and drinkers to balance freight.