The machine behind that order is a cabinet setter for chicken eggs, and the numbers are easy to work with. Each cabinet carries 2,112 eggs across 12 turning trays of 176 eggs, with hatching baskets stored below the shelves. A digital controller at the top of the cabinet manages temperature and humidity together and drives the automatic turning, so the batch runs at a steady 37.8 °C without an operator opening the door. Power is 220 V 50 Hz through a 1.5 m cable; overall size is 138 × 85 × 163 cm and net weight 170 kg — narrow enough to pass a standard doorway and light enough to move on a pallet truck.
Why Nigeria, and why a hundred at once? Day-old chick demand across West Africa keeps growing while grid power and imported equipment prices stay unpredictable, so hatcheries want setting capacity they can install, run and repeat. One hundred units means 211,200 eggs per cycle — and because the cabinets are independent, a hatchery can stagger settings week by week instead of betting everything on a single hatch.
Zhengzhou Weiwei Machinery has built agricultural machinery since 1980, holds EU CE and ISO9001 certification and runs the WEIWEI / Xingyida brands. Incubators are assembled, wired and tested in-house before packing, and spare trays and controllers ship with the order. Tell us your egg volume, poultry type and voltage and we will quote a matching configuration — aWhatsApp +8613526462915.
