Zhengzhou Weiwei Machinery holds a live show of feed processing machines on October 14, 2021, from 9:00 to 12:00 Beijing time. The session runs for three hours and is open to anyone who works with feed, from farm owners to dealers and importers.
The live show mainly explains the feed machinery in the Weiwei range. Four machine types are covered: the chaff cutter, the grass crusher machine, the feed pellet machine and the feed grinder. Rather than reading a catalogue, the session walks through how each machine works and where it fits in a feed line.
Watching live has one clear advantage over a product page. You see the machine running, you hear how it feeds and discharges, and you can put your questions to the room while the machine is on screen. Dealers who need to explain the equipment to their own customers often find this the quickest way to learn the differences between models.
Everyone is welcome in the Weiwei live room. The company details and channels are listed below for anyone who wants to follow later shows, check specifications or send an inquiry.
Zhengzhou Weiwei Machinery Co., Ltd.
Company website: Zhengzhou Weiwei Machinery Co., Ltd.
Alibaba: Company Overview - Zhengzhou Weiwei Machinery Co., Ltd.
Alibaba: weiweimachinery.en.alibaba.com
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/WeiweiMachinery
Facebook: www.facebook.com/factoryweiwei/
Show time: October 14, 2021, 9:00-12:00 Beijing timeAnyone buying a haymaking machine for the first time tends to raise the same questions. How should the machine be used correctly from day one? What adjustment is needed when it will not start? How long does servicing take, and how are the internal parts looked after? Then comes the commercial question: how do you pick a supplier you can rely on?
Correct use starts with the instruction book that comes with the machine. Check the machine over before each start, run it at the speed the manual specifies, and feed material at a rate the machine can handle. A machine used this way settles in quickly and avoids most early faults.
If the machine will not start, work through the simple causes first: power supply or fuel, a blockage in the working chamber, a belt that has slipped. Adjust according to the manual and try again. If it still will not run, stop and contact the supplier rather than forcing it.
Servicing is a matter of hours run rather than a fixed calendar date. Cleaning after each use takes minutes, and the periodic checks of belts, bearings and blades take longer but come round far less often. Keeping to that routine is what keeps a machine working season after season.
The internal parts need the same attention. Blades and hammers should be checked for wear and dressed or replaced in good time, bearings need the right grease, and the working chamber should be cleared of build-up. Worn parts left in place cost more in the end, because they load the whole machine.
When a machine fails or an accessory is damaged, the real test is whether the supplier can still provide the correct part. That is why choosing a source factory matters. A manufacturer can guarantee quality and quantity over the long term and provide follow-up service, while a trader often cannot.
Weiwei Machinery has 30 years of production experience behind its haymaking machines. The company also runs a live video on product use and operation almost every week, so buyers can bookmark the page and watch the operating instructions at any time. Following the weekly session is the quickest way to learn how a machine is actually run.
Machines covered: chaff cutter, grass crusher machine, feed pellet machine, feed grinder
Format: live explanation with machines running, questions taken in the room
