No Stable Steam Supply Required: Eliminating Infrastructure Dependence. Rural and remote fish farms often lack a stable steam supply, and twin-screw fish feed extruder machines, which require steam for heating during feed production, cannot operate normally in these areas. Single-screw floating fish extruder machines rely entirely on frictional heat for raw material extrusion, eliminating the need for a steam system and requiring only ordinary household electricity, thus completely eliminating dependence on steam infrastructure. For example, a small fish farm in a mountainous area with no surrounding steam supply can achieve localized fish feed production by using a 100kg/hour single-screw extruder connected to 220V household electricity, avoiding the high transportation costs of purchasing finished feed (transportation costs in mountainous areas are 30%-50% higher than in plains areas).
Low Water Requirements: Suitable for Water-Scarce Areas. Single-screw fish feed processing machines do not add extra water during production, requiring only the basic moisture content (10%-14%) inherent in the raw materials. This minimal water requirement makes them perfectly suited for water-scarce rural and remote areas. Twin screw fish feed making machines typically require additional water to enhance extrusion during production, consuming 0.5-1 ton of water per ton of feed produced. They also require drainage facilities, making them unsuitable for operation in water-scarce areas. For example, a rural farm located in a water-scarce region uses a single screw extruder to produce cattle feed. Producing 300kg of feed daily only requires the moisture content of the raw materials themselves, perfectly solving the water shortage problem.
Site requirements are flexible: Installation is sufficient for operation. The single screw floating fish feed extruder machine has a compact structure, occupying only 15-30 square meters of space. No dedicated production workshop is needed; a simple shed can be built around the farm for installation and operation. Furthermore, its power requirements are low; standard 220V or 380V household electricity is sufficient, requiring no additional capacity. For example, rural family fish farmers can build a simple 15㎡ shed around their fishponds, install a single-screw extruder with a capacity of 100kg per hour, and connect it to 220V household electricity. This allows them to prepare and feed fish on the spot, ensuring feed freshness and avoiding the hassle of transporting and storing finished feed. Furthermore, the single-screw extruder discharges no wastewater, minimizing its environmental impact and meeting the environmental protection requirements of rural areas.
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