Egg Storage Solution & Transportation Cage

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Eggs Transport Cage / Crate

  • The Breeder & Commercial Eggs Trays Are Used Mainly For The Storage And Transport By This Cage
  • These Trays Are Made Up Of Composite Plastic Which Makes It Very Durable, Even In Harsh Handling Condition
  • EasilyStackable when Filled & Insurable When Empty
  • Designed For Sanitizing & Disinfecting Eggs
  • They Are Well Ventilated to Allow Air Circulation Around The Eggs, Which Also Helps In Quick Drying Of Eggs After They Have Been Washed.
  • The Unique Design Helps Avoid All The Losses Due To Egg Breakages
  • Base Plate Also Available On Request
Dimensions670L*363W*#350H mm
Capacity360 Eggs / 12 Trays
Weight2.50 Kg
Shipping Capacity700crate/25000Trays/20ft cntnr

Egg transportation cages play a critical role in the poultry industry, especially in larger operations where the safe and efficient movement of eggs is crucial from the laying areas to processing, packing stations, or directly to market. These specialized cages are designed to handle a significant volume of eggs, ensuring they are transported without damage and with minimal handling.

Key Features of Egg Transportation Cages

  • 1. Material: Typically made from durable materials like metal or heavy-duty plastic, these cages are designed to withstand the rigors of regular movement and the weight of large quantities of eggs.
  • 2. Design: Egg transportation cages often feature compartments or slots that securely hold egg trays or cartons. This compartmentalization is crucial to prevent movement within the cage that could lead to breakages.
  • 3. Capacity: These cages are designed to hold a large number of eggs. Their size and storage capacity are tailored to meet the needs of commercial operations, facilitating the movement of thousands of eggs with each trip.
  • 4. Stackability: To maximize space in storage and transport vehicles, egg transportation cages are often stackable. This design allows multiple cages to be securely stacked on top of each other, minimizing their footprint and optimizing transport efficiency.
  • 5. Accessibility: Many designs include features that allow easy access to eggs from various angles, which facilitates quick loading and unloading without compromising egg safety.
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Inserted Crate

Uses of Egg Transportation Cages in Poultry Farms

  • 1. Efficient Transport: The primary use of these cages is for transporting large volumes of eggs from the chicken houses to the processing area or packaging stations within a farm, or from the farm to distribution centers.
  • 2. Protection During Transport: The robust design of these cages provides excellent protection against jolts and vibrations commonly encountered during transportation, which are major causes of breakage.
  • 3. Storage: In addition to transport, these cages can be used for temporary storage of eggs before they are processed or shipped, keeping them organized and safe.

Benefits of Using Egg Transportation Cages

  • 1. Reduced Breakage: The secure compartments and sturdy construction greatly reduce the risk of eggs cracking or breaking during transport, which directly translates to economic savings and reduced waste.
  • 2. Improved Efficiency: With the capacity to handle large volumes, these cages make the process of moving eggs from point A to B much more efficient, saving time and labor costs.
  • 3. Enhanced Hygiene: By minimizing the need for manual handling of eggs, these cages help maintain a higher standard of hygiene, which is crucial in egg production to avoid contamination.
  • 4. Scalability: For farms looking to expand, these cages are an essential part of scaling up operations efficiently, allowing for the handling of increased production without a proportional increase in risk or labor.

Best Practices for Using Egg Transportation Cages

  • 1. Regular Cleaning and Maintenance: To prevent contamination, cages should be regularly cleaned and sanitized. Regular maintenance checks are also necessary to ensure that all parts of the cage are in good working condition and free from defects that could damage the eggs or hurt handlers.
  • 2. Proper Handling: While cages are designed to protect eggs, the way they are handled can also impact safety. Operators should be trained on how to move and stack cages properly to avoid accidents and ensure stability during transport.
  • 3. Monitor for Damage: Regularly inspect cages for any signs of wear or damage, such as bent wires, broken parts, or corrosion, which could compromise the structural integrity and safety of the cage.

Using egg transportation cages is a smart investment for any poultry operation focused on minimizing loss and maximizing efficiency in the egg production process. They not only improve operational logistics but also contribute to maintaining the quality and safety of the eggs from the farm to the table.

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