American manufacturer of pelleting and particle size reduction equipment for feed production: pellet mills, roller mills, hammer mills and aftermarket parts, used in compound feed plants worldwide.
Managed poultry project procurement — every request is reviewed by the HatchMatch sourcing team first.
A farm owner, hatchery owner, integrator or investor submits a poultry project request.
The HatchMatch sourcing team reviews project seriousness, farm type, country, capacity, budget, technical requirements, regulation, timeline and supplier fit.
Only after manual approval, HatchMatch Group selects which — if any — manufacturers, suppliers or integrators are a fit for the project.
HatchMatch contacts the selected suppliers on the buyer's behalf and presents their responses; supplier communication stays mediated and never happens automatically through the website.
Supplier and manufacturer listings are provided for research, transparency and discovery only. HatchMatch Group does not connect buyers directly with suppliers. Every poultry project request is reviewed manually by the HatchMatch sourcing team, and HatchMatch contacts suitable suppliers on the buyer's behalf only after internal approval, then presents their organised responses.
FeedMatch company profile
US pelleting specialist; pellet mills and conditioning equipment used across the feed industry.
Industrial compound feed pelleting across a broad published capacity range
Core pelleting step in a compound feed line
Conditioners
Matched to the pellet mill
Steam conditioning for pellet durability and hygiene
Roller mills / crackers
Grain processing ahead of grinding or mixing
Particle size control for poultry diets
Dies and rolls
Consumables programme
Wear parts — a major line item in feed mill OPEX
Capacity ranges are taken from the manufacturer's own published product information. They are not a quotation and not a performance guarantee — the binding specification comes from the manufacturer's offer for your recipe, raw materials and tonnes per hour.
Project applications
Pellet line replacement inside an existing mill
Swapping the pellet press and conditioner without rebuilding the tower, targeting better pellet durability at the same tonnage.
RFQ tip: Compare on pellet durability index at your recipe, not just on press motor size.
Poultry feed plant with a wear-parts programme
New pellet line quoted together with a multi-year die and roll supply agreement.
RFQ tip: Ask for cost per tonne including dies and rolls — the cheapest press is often not the cheapest tonne.
These are illustrative scope patterns for the type of feed project this equipment is built for — not client case studies, and no named buyer or completed contract is implied.
Direct sales and regional distributors for machines and consumables.
Service & parts
Aftermarket parts, die service and process support.
HatchMatch Group publishes company-level contact routing only. Named sales contacts, emails and phone numbers are shared after the desk has reviewed your feed project and confirmed the scope, capacity and country are a genuine fit for both sides.
Products & equipment lines
Pellet mills
Roller mills
Hammer mills
Pellet mill dies & rolls
Certifications & standards
ISO 9001
Reference projects
Reference projects for this supplier have not been published. Ask for comparable project references in your project request and HatchMatch will collect them during the review.
Markets served
North America · Europe · Asia · Latin America · Middle East · Africa
Company details
Head office
Waterloo, United States
Company website
Not published — informational listing
Working languages
English
Payment & financing
Not published
This profile is informational. Supplier contact details are not published and there is no direct buyer-to-supplier connection: HatchMatch validates your project, contacts suitable suppliers on your behalf and presents their organised responses to you through HatchMatch.
Ask HatchMatch to review this manufacturer
HatchMatch does not connect buyers and manufacturers automatically. Requests are reviewed by the HatchMatch project team, and an introduction is coordinated only after an approved technical and commercial fit.
Next step
HatchMatch Group does not connect buyers directly with suppliers. Submit your poultry project request and the HatchMatch sourcing team reviews scope, capacity, country and budget before deciding which suppliers fit.