Integrated Animal Feed Mill Factory in Cambodia

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Keep Farm Feed Moving While Adding an Aquatic Product
An integrated animal feed mill factory in Cambodia can expand its product range without interrupting the customers it already serves. This Kampong Speu configuration retains a 6 T/H poultry and pig mash department and adds a separate 2 T/H floating fish-feed route.
The customer’s requirement is staged expansion within an existing property. RICHI’s new equipment scope supplies aquatic fine preparation, mixing, extrusion, drying and finishing, with receiving and logistics coordinated around the operating feed business.
The combined nominal duty is 8 T/H when both departments run independently at their reference rates. Six net production hours over 250 working days support 9,000 tonnes of mash and 3,000 tonnes of fish feed annually.
8 T/H combined
capacity
USD 350,000
investment
Cambodia
location
Feed
project type
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Expand the Product Range Customers Already Ask For
The existing feed mill factory supplies poultry and pig farms around its regional distribution area. Adding floating feed gives the business another product to qualify with freshwater fish growers while retaining its established ingredient and dispatch relationships.
The new animal feed production line serves a different physical product. Extrusion, drying and density control are dedicated functions, so the owner gains a clear aquatic capability rather than asking a mash mixer to perform an unrelated process.
For the integrated animal feed mill factory in Cambodia, the business value is continuity plus a measured addition. New aquatic orders can develop without requiring every customer to switch products at once.
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Use the Existing Property as an Asset
The animal feed mill plant occupies a 4,000 m² existing site with about 1,800 m² of covered space. The allocation is 450 m² retained mash processing, 450 m² aquatic processing, 450 m² raw stock, 300 m² finished feed and 150 m² services.
Installation access is separated from normal receiving and dispatch. Local connection work is scheduled so it does not turn the operating workshop into a general storage area for new machinery.
Eighteen staff cover the retained and new departments, packing and shared quality, maintenance and administration. The aquatic operators receive specific extrusion and dryer instruction rather than relying only on mash-production experience.
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Match the Recipe to Actual Ingredient Deliveries
The integrated animal feed mill factory in Cambodia uses qualified maize, rice bran, soybean meal, suitable flour, approved protein ingredients, oils and premixes. Supplier identity, moisture and nutrient specifications remain visible in the receiving system.
| Material group | Process consideration |
|---|---|
| Maize | Grind for the intended recipe; reject unsuitable wet or contaminated grain |
| Rice bran | Control freshness, storage time and formulation inclusion |
| Soybean and other meals | Verify nutrients and particle size |
| Flour or starch ingredients | Support the aquatic formulation and extrusion behaviour |
| Aquatic protein ingredients | Qualify source, condition and contaminant profile |
| Oils and micro additions | Meter and record within approved recipes |
Any fermented ingredient is purchased or produced under its own approved specification. It is not counted as extra finished-feed output simply because it enters this factory’s recipes.
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One Aquatic Extruder with the Equipment Around It
The hammer mill feed grinder prepares the required grain fraction. One 75 kW fine-preparation unit supplies the aquatic powder duty, and a 500 kg mixer on an eight-minute complete cycle provides headroom above the two-tonne line.
One SPHS120×2 fish feed extruder, with a 90 kW main drive, is selected for the 2 T/H reference fish-feed duty. The material trial establishes the actual rate for each diameter and recipe.
The Mesh belt dryer removes up to 600 kg/h of water, followed by coating, cooling and screening. No new Animal feed pellet mill is required for the retained mash product; a future pelleted livestock range would receive its own process assessment.
| New section | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Fine preparation and classification | One matched stage |
| Main aquatic mixer | One 500 kg unit |
| Twin-screw extrusion | One SPHS120×2 |
| Belt drying | One matched dryer |
| Coating and cooling | One route |
| Screen and bagging | One finishing set |
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Separate the Routes Where the Product Requires It
Receiving and Ingredient Control Accepted materials are identified and stored in assigned locations. Shared receiving is scheduled so the mash and aquatic departments can obtain their ingredients without mixing product lots.
Retained Mash Manufacture The existing route grinds where needed, weighs, mixes and bags poultry or pig mash against the approved formula. Its six-tonne rating remains separate from the aquatic duty.
Aquatic Preparation and Extrusion Fine ingredients are batched and mixed before controlled steam and water addition. One twin-screw extruder forms the specified fish pellets, with cutting and density settings recorded by product.
Drying and Finishing The integrated animal feed mill factory in Cambodia dries the extruded feed, applies the authorised oil quantity, cools and screens it before packing. Wet extrudate weight is not counted as dry finished-feed output.
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Keep Ingredient Development Separate from Commercial Output
The project focuses on mash and floating feed that can be manufactured through the defined routes. Fermented raw materials require their own control of organisms, temperature, moisture and storage condition before use in a feed formula.
The customer can evaluate a qualified fermented ingredient through formulation trials without adding a large biological processing department to the expansion. This keeps the manufacturing scope understandable and the product release responsibility clear.
For the integrated animal feed mill factory in Cambodia, product variety comes from approved recipes and physical feed forms, not from adding unvalidated tonnages to the headline capacity.
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Capture Powder Where Operators Handle It
Local extraction serves receiving, fine preparation, mixing and packing. The design considers powder properties, pickup positions and filter access rather than applying one fan rating to the whole workshop.
Recovered material is assessed for identity and suitability before any reuse. Mixed extraction residues do not move automatically into another species’ feed.
These controls support a cleaner operating environment and more dependable product identification. They also make routine housekeeping practical for a team working around both established and new equipment.
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Define Power, Steam and Dryer Heat Separately
The aquatic addition introduces approximately 230 kW of connected electrical load. The overall site connection also accounts for the retained mash department, starting currents and simultaneous operation.
A 500 kg/h steam-boiler duty can support the aquatic conditioner after the demand assessment. Dryer heat is provided separately, with approximately 800 kW of thermal input selected for the reference water-removal duty. Fuel selection follows what is reliably available at the site.
The integrated animal feed mill factory in Cambodia also needs a controlled shutdown and restart plan for power interruptions. Water treatment, process addition and staff services are allowed approximately 4–6 m³/day, refined during detailed utility design.
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A Budget for the Added Capability
Equipment budget for the aquatic expansion is USD 225,000. Total expansion project budget is USD 350,000, covering the machinery, freight, installation, building adaptation, local utility connections, dust control, commissioning and contingency.
The retained mash equipment and existing land are outside this new investment scope. Working stock and financing are also excluded.
For the integrated animal feed mill factory in Cambodia, the owner can therefore compare the cost of adding a finished fish-feed route with the orders it is intended to serve. The proposal does not charge for replacing every usable asset already on site.
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Stage the Handover Around Operating Readiness
The installation programme separates layout approval, foundations and services, equipment erection, dry checks and product trials. Each stage has a clear completion requirement before the next begins.
Commissioning uses representative ingredients and the actual bag format. Operators demonstrate the route from weighing through cooled, screened and identified finished feed.
The customer receives settings, maintenance points and a spare-parts schedule for the aquatic department. Its integration with the existing business is checked through receiving and dispatch as well as machinery operation.
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Keep Product Quality Visible Across the Shift
The floating fish feed production line targets approximately 3–5 mm grow-out pellets, with 8–10% reference finished moisture. Buoyancy, size distribution and durability are checked against an agreed product method.
The integrated animal feed mill factory in Cambodia keeps mash and fish-feed labels, samples and release records separate. Recipe changes are controlled, and staff can trace a bag to the ingredient lots and process campaign.
Those records help the owner respond to buyers with specific information rather than a general assurance that the machinery was running normally.
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Grow Through Repeatable Orders
The expansion is designed to make a new product range manageable. The business can introduce approved fish-feed products through sample qualification and scheduled deliveries while retaining routine mash sales.
Additional sizes or species require formula and process trials. A smaller pellet may reduce output or need a different screen and cutting arrangement, so commercial commitments follow the demonstrated product duty.
This gives the integrated animal feed mill factory in Cambodia a practical route to growth through the existing site and customer relationships.
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Position the Factory Around Regional Service
Local manufacturing can give the customer more control over order timing, bag formats and product availability. The value depends on consistent ingredients and production, supported by a dispatch programme that fits farm demand.
The integrated animal feed mill factory in Cambodia is sized for that regional service. Its capital scope does not rely on speculative export volumes or assumed subsidies to justify excessive machinery.
RICHI’s role is to connect the product brief to equipment and installation requirements that the owner can evaluate before ordering.
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Show RICHI What You Already Have
Which Existing Assets Can Be Retained? A feed mill expansion project starts with equipment condition, usable capacity and layout. RICHI reviews receiving, storage, mash processing and dispatch against the proposed addition. Retaining suitable assets can keep the new investment focused, while an undersized shared conveyor or packing point is identified before it restricts both departments.
Can the Aquatic Department Run While Mash Is Produced? Yes, the selected floating fish feed production line has its own preparation and finishing route. Simultaneous operation still depends on sufficient receiving, power, thermal services and dispatch capacity. The site review checks those shared interfaces so the combined eight-tonne figure represents two supported working departments rather than a sum of isolated machine ratings.
A complete feed mill plant expansion proposal begins with the retained equipment list, usable building plan and target new products. Share those details with RICHI, together with ingredient samples, pellet sizes and expected daily orders.
The integrated animal feed mill factory in Cambodia can then be configured around the capability worth keeping and the capability the new customers need. The quotation should identify both departments’ rates, the shared interfaces and the full local installation scope.
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RICHI Machinery is one of the world’s leading suppliers of technology and services for the animal feed, aqua feed and pet food industries, also the largest pellet production line manufacturer in China.
Since 1995, RICHI’s vision to build a first-class enterprise, to foster first-class employees, and to make first-class contributions to society has never wavered.
In the past three decades, we have expanded our business to a wide range of areas, including animal feed mill equipment, aqua feed equipment, pet feed equipment, biomass pellet equipment, fertilizer equipment, cat litter equipment, municipal solid waste pellets equipment, etc.

1995
RICHI Established

2000+
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