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46% soya doc, or soybean de-oiled cake, is a high-protein byproduct of the soybean oil extraction process. It is most commonly used as a nutritional, plant-based ingredient in animal feed for livestock, poultry, and aquaculture. The "46%" refers to its crude protein content on an as-fed basis. 

A screw conveyor (also called auger conveyor) is a mechanical device used to move bulk materials (powders, grains, feed ingredients, etc.) in a continuous and controlled manner. It is widely used in feed mills, grain storage, cement plants, chemical industries, and food processing.

A fish feed making machine is a specialized facility that produces commercially available, balanced nutrition for farmed fish. The main goal is to create high-quality, digestible, and environmentally stable feed that promotes fish growth, reduces waste, and ensures food safety in the aquaculture industry.
 
Key Components and Processes
 

Raw Material Handling: Ingredients like fishmeal, vegetable proteins, and binders are loaded and undergo quality checks to prevent contamination.

Grinding and Mixing: Raw materials are ground to a consistent size and then mixed thoroughly to create a homogeneous feed mixture.

Extrusion: A fish feed extruder cooks the mixture under heat and pressure, forcing it through a die to form pellets. This process is crucial for creating floating or sinking feeds.

Pelletizing: A die with specific hole sizes determines the diameter of the pellets. The mixture is then cut to the desired length to create uniform pellets.

Drying and Coating: The extruded pellets are dried to a stable form. Afterward, oils, vitamins, and other nutrients may be sprayed onto their surface to enhance nutritional value.

50 kg/hr Fish Feed Making Machine — Overview
A 50-kg fish feed making machine is a small- to medium-scale extruder or pelletizer used for producing floating or sinking fish feed pellets for catfish, tilapia, etc.

1. Typical Capacity
50 kg per hour (some models do 40–60 kg/h)

Suitable for small farms, SMEs, or local feed production