Stationary Feed Mixers

How to Compare Stationary Feed Mixer Models

The first thing to consider when choosing a stationary feed mixer is your daily ration requirement: small family farms and hobby operations are usually well served by 0.5–1.5 m³ models, while mid-sized cattle and sheep operations tend toward 1.8–4 m³ single- or double-auger tanks.

Your electrical infrastructure matters too: farms on a standard single-phase supply typically choose a 220V motor, while those with a three-phase industrial connection opt for 380V. Both are offered on the same body family.

A double-auger tank moves the mix in two directions, producing a more homogeneous ration faster than a single auger — the difference is most noticeable in rations with a high proportion of dry roughage.

Options like a weighing system, hydraulic door and bagging attachment improve ration accuracy and labor efficiency; because the unit is stationary, fitting and using these options is generally more straightforward than on a TMR trailed model.