Two 9Z-11 chaff chopper machines were recently shipped to Indonesia to help a local livestock customer improve the efficiency of forage preparation. The chaff cutter machine will be used to process fresh grass, corn stalks, elephant grass, rice straw, and other forage crops into uniform lengths suitable for cattle and sheep feeding.

chaff chopper machine
chaff chopper machine

Why did the Indonesian customer purchase forage cutter?

As the client’s livestock farming operations expanded, the demand for forage continued to rise. The existing equipment suffered from issues such as limited output and inconsistent cutting lengths.

Therefore, the customer was looking to purchase new chaff chopper machines that not only increased production capacity but also improved the ability to ensure a continuous and stable forage processing flow. This ensures a consistent quality of feed for subsequent silage, mixing, or direct feeding.

After carefully evaluating factors such as equipment performance, production capacity, and after-sales service, the customer ultimately selected the Taizy 9Z-11 chaff cutting machine.

Equipment configuration supplied

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Machine à couper le son
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Mode: 9Z-11
Power: 15kw
Weight: 800kg
Dimension: 2630*2230*4230mm
Packing size: 2630*1720*1850mm
Capacity: 11t/h
Feeding mode: Automatic
Chopping size: 12/18/25/35mm
Feeding inlet width: 400mm
With 4pcs big blades and 36pcs small blades
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Why was the 9Z-11 model the right choice?

Compared to standard chaff chopper machines, the 9Z-11 model prioritizes the stability of the entire forage processing workflow alongside cutting speed.

  • Automatic feeding enhances continuous operation capabilities
  • Adjustable cutting length meets diverse livestock feeding requirements
  • 11t/h capacity handles peak processing demands
  • Capable of processing a wide variety of raw materials

Production and shipment

Before shipment, both chaff cutter machines underwent comprehensive inspections, including:

  • Machine assembly inspection
  • Trial operation
  • Cutting performance testing
  • Packing verification

After confirming stable operation, two chaff chopper machines were carefully packaged according to export standards to ensure safe transportation to Indonesia.

Operational improvements in use

After the two 9Z-11 chaff chopper machines were put into operation, the customer reported significant improvements in daily forage processing:

  • Forage processing efficiency increased by approximately 30%.
  • Labor requirements were reduced by about 25%.
  • More uniform chopping sizes improved feed consistency and livestock intake.

The customer was satisfied with the machines’ stable performance and high productivity, which helped optimize the overall forage processing workflow.