Modern poultry farming is rapidly developing towards intensification and automation, and the architectural model of chicken houses directly determines the breeding density, management efficiency, and cleaning difficulty. Currently, mainstream modern chicken houses are mainly divided into three types:

Floor-rearing: Chickens are kept free-range on the ground, requiring a large cleaning area. The robot must possess exceptional ground coverage capabilities.

Ladder-style: The chicken cages are arranged in a staggered manner, allowing feces to fall directly into the feces ditch. Precise guidance is required for cleaning, and the adjustable spray head is key.

Stacked type: The chicken cages are completely overlapped, achieving the highest space utilization rate. It is the standard configuration for high-rise farming and must be equipped with multiple high-pressure nozzles for cleaning.

1. Floor feeding: Double-nozzle cleaning robot

Dingda dual-nozzle cleaning robot, specially customized for high efficiency in flat-rearing mode:

Large-area efficient cleaning: Dual sprayers work together to quickly cover the floor of the flat-rearing area.

Powerful spray and reinforcement: Equipped with a powerful spray device at the bottom, it ensures that no dirt remains on the ground.

Flexible customization and expansion: The number of floor sprinklers can be flexibly expanded according to the actual area and demand.

In the floor-feeding scenario, ground coverage efficiency is crucial. The dual-arm sprayer, with its customizable ground spray volume, is precisely designed for this purpose.

The dual-nozzle cleaning robot boasts a powerful water pressure in its ground spray system, ensuring wider coverage

(Support modular expansion, allowing for free combination according to cleaning scale)

II. 3-6 tier chicken cages: Why are 6-spray or 8-spray nozzles preferred?

For most large-scale farms, tiered or stepped chicken cages with 3, 4, 5, or even 6 tiers are the mainstream configuration. For this height range, robots with 6 or 8 spray heads are the golden choice.

Dingda cleaning robot is equipped with 6-8 spray heads, and we offer a full range of folding and elevating models. Welcome to inquire and purchase

Four major reasons:

1. Wide-angle rotating spray for comprehensive coverage

The spray head supports 360-degree free rotation and swinging, and its powerful water flow can cover every corner of 3 to 6 layers of chicken cages, ensuring seamless connection and uniform rinsing between layers, truly achieving thorough cleaning and effective penetration.

2. Balanced pressurization to maximize water pressure utilization

Adopting a 6/8 nozzle matrix design, the system scientifically distributes water pump pressure to each nozzle hole, ensuring that each layer of cage can receive the same strong impact force. With a maximum water pressure of up to 200kg, even stubborn caked feces can be easily washed away, achieving a more thorough cleaning effect.

3. Intelligent lifting system, building a closed-loop system for high-rise cleaning

Equipped with an intelligent lifting module, the equipment can reach a maximum working height of 3.2 meters and is specifically designed for cages with 3 to 6 layers. Adopting a top-down layer-by-layer cleaning strategy, combined with precise directional flushing technology, the equipment ensures that water flows deep into every layer and every compartment, achieving comprehensive and residue-free flushing and meeting high standards for a closed-loop cleaning process.

4. Ultimate cost-effectiveness, the first choice for large-scale farms

Relying on Dingda's comprehensive supply chain integration capabilities, the 6-nozzle/8-nozzle series equipment offers significant price advantages while maintaining high performance. Compared to imported equipment that often costs hundreds of thousands of yuan, this series of products, with its ultra-high cost-effectiveness, has become an ideal choice for large, medium, and small-scale farms worldwide.

Applicable scenarios:

Stacked chicken cage (3-6 layers)

Tiered chicken coop (3-6 tiers)

Large/medium/small standardized chicken coops

Various non-standardized chicken houses

III. Chicken houses with more than 6 floors: 10 sprinklers are coming

With the expansion of breeding scale, stacked chicken houses with more than 6 layers have become a trend. At this point, the 10-nozzle sprayer comes into play.

Vertical height increases sharply: chicken houses above the 6th floor have a total height exceeding 3 meters, with a dense arrangement of 10 sprinklers to achieve full coverage from top to bottom.

The dirt accumulated at the bottom is more stubborn: feces on higher floors are compacted by gravity, making them difficult to flush away. With 10 nozzles providing powerful cleaning at multiple points, even the deepest layers can be thoroughly flushed clean.

Pressure does not decay: 10 spray heads, coupled with Dingda's original high-pressure booster pump, ensure consistent water pressure at both the top and bottom levels, eliminating dead zones.

Efficiency improvement of 40%: The actual measured cleaning time has been shortened by over 40%, and the residual rate of feces at the bottom is less than 0.5%.

Applicable scenarios:

Stacked chicken cage with more than 6 layers

Large-scale intensive livestock farms

High-level complex chicken coop

Equipment delivery marks the starting point of Dingda's services. With comprehensive after-sales support, we will escort you every step of the way

The cleaning of chicken coops has officially entered the era of robots.

If your chicken coop is planning an upgrade or if you're dissatisfied with the current results, it's time to reassess: Have you chosen the right cleaning method?

Choose a cleaning robot according to this plan, and it will clean thoroughly and save you worry in maintenance.

The new standard for chicken farms in 2026 begins with choosing the right cleaning robot.