Heel, Netherlands
Dutch manufacturer of animal feed mill machinery and complete feed factories: hammer mills, mixers, pellet mills, dosing and weighing systems, and plant automation for compound feed production.
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Supplier and manufacturer listings are provided for research, transparency and discovery only. HatchMatch Group does not provide automatic buyer-supplier introductions. Every poultry project request is reviewed manually by David / HatchMatch Group, and supplier introductions are made only after internal approval.
FeedMatch company profile
Dutch feed mill machinery manufacturer building compound feed lines from single machines to complete plants.
| Product line | Published capacity range | Role in the feed plant |
|---|---|---|
| Hammer mills (GD / DM series) | Published for small on-farm lines up to large industrial throughput | Grinding cereals and protein meals to the target particle size before mixing |
| Pellet presses (C-series) | Multi-tonne-per-hour compound feed pelleting | Pelleting poultry and livestock feed after conditioning |
| Double-shaft paddle mixers | Batch mixers sized to the line's tonnes/hour | Homogeneous mixing of ground raw materials, premix and liquids |
| Complete feed mill plants | Turnkey compound feed plants, project-sized | Intake, dosing, grinding, mixing, pelleting, cooling and bagging in one line |
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.
A poultry integrator replacing an ageing mill: intake and cleaning, dosing and weighing, grinding, batch mixing, pelleting with conditioning, cooling and bulk outloading.
RFQ tip: Quote on a single tonnes/hour figure and a fixed feed recipe list, otherwise pellet press sizing between bidders is not comparable.
Farm-side grinding and mixing only, buying in concentrate and pelleting off-site — lower CAPEX, higher feed cost per tonne.
RFQ tip: Ask each bidder to price both the on-farm and the pelleting option so the lifecycle comparison is honest.
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.
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.
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.
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Direct sales contacts (named person, email and phone) are not published here. HatchMatch reviews each project first and shares contact details only when the scope, capacity and country are a genuine fit for both sides.
HatchMatch does not connect buyers and manufacturers automatically. Requests are reviewed by David / the HatchMatch team, and an introduction is coordinated only after an approved technical and commercial fit.
HatchMatch Group does not provide automatic buyer-supplier introductions. Submit your poultry project request and David / HatchMatch Group reviews scope, capacity, country and budget before deciding which suppliers fit.
