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SN Engineering Works builds fish feed making machines at its workshop in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, and has manufactured food processing machinery since 2012. Our machines turn a prepared feed mix into uniform pellets for fish farms and aqua feed producers.

We set up each machine around your pellet size and daily feed need, and our team handles installation and operator training.

Fish Feed Making Machine

Fish Feed Machine

Approx. Price: Rs 3.3 Lakh / Piece
Product Details
ParameterSpecification
Type of MachineFish Feed Making Machine
Capacity100 kg/hr
MaterialSS (Stainless Steel)
Automation GradeAutomatic
Country of OriginMade in India

A compact stainless steel fish feed machine that cooks the mix and forms it into pellets, suited to farms that want to make their own feed.

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What Is Inside a Fish Feed Making Machine

Knowing the parts helps you ask better questions when you compare machines:

  • Hopper and feeder: holds the prepared mix and feeds it into the barrel at a steady rate.
  • Barrel and screw: carries the mix forward, heating and pressing it as it goes.
  • Die plate: shapes the cooked mix. Its holes decide the pellet diameter.
  • Cutter: trims the strand to pellet length.
  • Drive motor: powers the screw and cutter.

After the cutter, the pellets go to drying. Our fish feed dryer machine page covers that stage.

Matching the Machine to Your Farm

Start with your daily feed need and divide it by the machine's hourly output. For example, a farm that needs 500 kg of feed a day would need about five hours on a 100 kg per hour machine, before stoppages and cleaning. Our Fish Feed Machine is listed at 100 kg per hour.

A smaller hatchery may run the machine a few hours a week. A larger farm may need longer shifts or more than one machine, so be honest about your growth plans when you ask for a quote.

Prepare the Raw Material Well

Good pellets begin before the extruder. Ingredients should be ground to a fine, even size and mixed thoroughly. Coarse or uneven material gives rough pellets and can wear the die faster. Moisture in the mix also changes how the pellet cooks, so keep it consistent from batch to batch.

Keeping the Machine Running Well

Daily

Clear leftover mix from the barrel and die at the end of each run, and wipe the stainless steel surfaces.

Regularly

Check the cutter edge and the die holes, and look at the screw for wear. These parts are in contact with the feed all day, so they are the first to need replacement. Ask your manufacturer which spares to keep in stock.

Choosing a Fish Feed Making Machine Manufacturer

  • Output measured with your own feed mix
  • Die and cutter options for the pellet sizes you need
  • Stainless steel where the machine touches the feed
  • Power supply and floor space required
  • Installation, training and spare parts support

Our fish feed plant page shows options for larger setups.

Working With SN Engineering Works

We discuss your feed, daily need and site before recommending a machine. After delivery, our team installs it and trains your operators, so your first batches run with people who know the machine.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a fish feed making machine?

A fish feed making machine is an extruder that takes a prepared feed mix, cooks it under heat and pressure and pushes it through a die. A cutter trims the strand into pellets, which are dried before storage.

How many hours a day will the machine need to run?

Divide your daily feed need by the machine's hourly output. For example, a farm needing 500 kg of feed a day would need about five hours on a 100 kg per hour machine, before stoppages and cleaning.

Do I need to grind the raw materials first?

Usually yes. Ingredients are ground to a fine, even size and mixed before they go into the extruder, because coarse or uneven material gives rough, inconsistent pellets.

How much does a fish feed making machine cost?

The Fish Feed Machine shown on this page has an approximate price of Rs 3.3 Lakh per piece. The final price depends on the capacity you need and on any dryer or cutter options added to the line.