Ring die compression ratio of key process parameters for suckling pig teaching trough material production

Ask colleagues: suckling pig teaching trough material ring die compression ratio is appropriate? 1:8 、 1:6 、 1:4? 1:6 is more suitable. We have used it before, and the effect is quite good! Excuse me: what is the diameter and does it need to be broken? We use 1:6 now. Sometimes we feel that the hardness and solubility are not up to our requirements. I think 1:5-5.5 is more appropriate. Luoshijin10000 in 2009-7-31 08:20 added that there is no need for crushing. We have done a comparative test of crushing and uncrushing, and there is no significant difference in the growth performance of piglets. -- Top up, listen to what everyone has to say.-- according to the local feeding model (pig farm? Recuperation? ), your recipe (whey powder? Glucose? Puffed corn? ), your output (small batch and multiple batches? Mass production and less production? ) make sure your ring mold! Reference: the one I'm using now is 1RV 4.5 and the one I'm using is 1:6. Adjust according to the change of the formula, but now the hardness still exceeds the standard! (more need the guidance of the salesman in the market, pay more attention to the production effect, rather than blindly pay attention to the appearance quality of feed! (chat a few words, let's discuss! -- usually 1:6 will be fine-- our company's 1:9 3.0ryl0808 will add the following at 2009-7-31 11:21: our company's 1:9 At 1:6 it is said that some companies now use the 1:5 or 1:4 ring mold.