In pig farming, the survival rate of newborn piglets has a direct impact on farm efficiency. Studies have shown that pre-weaning piglet mortality can reach as high as 10-25%, with crushing being one of the primary causes of death. In response to this industry challenge, we have launched a revolutionary product - Farrowing Crate 2.0, which has successfully reduced piglet mortality by 18% through its patented anti-crushing design.
Core Design Benefits
Patented Anti-Pressure Structure:Farrowing Crate 2.0 features a unique design of 'three-pronged steel floor + adjustable piglet protection':
Non-slip three-pronged steel floor: Prevents sows from slipping or stepping on the floor, protects teats from damage, and improves sow comfort.
Adjustable piglet guards: Flexible space adjustment through the side rails provides a separate safety zone for piglets and reduces the risk of extrusion when the sow is lying down.
Intelligent Temperature Control
Newborn piglets are extremely sensitive to temperature and need to be kept in an environment of 29-35°C from 0-3 days of age. Farrowing Crate 2.0 has a built-in thermal insulation module combined with a ventilated design to ensure that piglets are kept in the optimal temperature range at different stages of their growth.
Modularity and Durability
The main frame is made of hot-dip zinc, which is corrosion-resistant and has a life expectancy of more than 15 years.
It can be quickly disassembled and reassembled to suit a wide range of farming scenarios and reduce maintenance costs.
Why Farrowing Crate 2.0?
Data Validation: In a pilot project at a cooperative farm, piglet mortality was reduced from 15% to 12.3%, resulting in a significant increase in efficiency.
Patent Validation: The core technology is backed by international patents, ensuring the uniqueness and reliability of the design.
Customer Feedback: Feedback from a large farm in Henan Province: 'The design of the baby guard rail improves management efficiency by 30% and significantly improves the survival rate of weak babies'.
