Chopping fodder crusher based on animal eating

Abstract

The invention discloses a hay cutter based on animal consumption, which comprises a pulverizer shaft and a body made of alloy material. A touchable display screen is provided, the shell of the body is fixedly connected with the touchable display screen, a protective shell is provided on the side of the body, the body and the protective shell are tightly welded, and the impurity discharge port can discharge the impurities in the forage, which is convenient for animals. Eating, ensuring the health of animals, greatly embodies the versatility of this device. The installed body shell, sprayed insulation layer, and anti-corrosion layer can prevent the pillar from being corroded by rainwater, and effectively crush the grass that is based on animal consumption. Machine protection is conducive to prolonging the service life of this kind of hay cutter based on animal consumption.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of chaff pulverizers, in particular to a chaff pulverizer based on animal consumption. Background technique [0002] The so-called chaff grinder for animals refers to a device that finely grinds the forage that animals eat. At present, most of the chaff grinders produced by domestic manufacturers have simple structures and single functions, and cannot be removed during use. Impurities in the crushed forage cannot effectively adjust the degree of crushing of the forage. It is inconvenient to move the device when working outdoors, and the user's work intensity is too high, which wastes time and energy. At the same time, there is no one on the market. A hay cutter that solves the above problems. [0003] Existing hay cutters are simple in design and structure, and have single functions, which lead to poor use effect, and it is impossible to accurately judge whether forage has been put in. It is also time-consu...

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[0002] The so-called chaff grinder for animals refers to a device that finely grinds the forage that animals eat. At present, most of the chaff grinders produced by domestic manufacturers have simple structures and single functions, and cannot be removed during use. Impurities in the crushed forage cannot effectively adjust the degree of crushing of the forage. It is inconvenient to move the device when working outdoors, and the user's work intensity is too

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