Feed type bentonite is a natural clay with montmorillonite as the main component. Its texture is fine, generally white, red and yellow. It has good plasticity and cohesiveness. It contains more than 20 kinds of trace and major elements necessary for the growth of livestock and poultry, which can effectively promote the growth of livestock and poultry.

Due to its structure, bentonite has strong adsorption ability, which can adsorb harmful gases such as CO2, H2S, NH3, and toxic heavy metal elements. It can also adsorb bacteria and other harmful microorganisms, making it extremely beneficial for the health of livestock and poultry. The use of bentonite as a feed additive for pigs has a significant effect on promoting health and growth, as well as reducing diarrhea in pigs. In addition, bentonite has good water absorption and fluidity, which can prevent the feed from getting damp and clumping, which is beneficial for the preservation of the feed. Bentonite also has good adhesive properties and can be applied in the production process of granular materials, replacing expensive adhesives such as syrup. Therefore, bentonite is being increasingly used and valued by enterprises such as feed processing plants.

Product Features

1. Carrier for premixed materials: Due to the strong adsorption capacity, density, delicacy, high fluidity, and difficulty in raising dust, bentonite powder has a good effect as a carrier.

2. Adhesive: Bentonite has strong mineral comprehensive utilization adhesion, resistance to thermal and wet tensile pressure, and can replace commonly used carboxylic cellulose, inferior powder, and other adhesives for feed molding. It not only has good adhesive effect, but also has strong plasticity. The formed particle shape is neat, the surface is smooth, the external quality is good, and the cost is much lower than traditional adhesives.

3. Fresh agent: Bentonite is slightly alkaline, has strong adsorption ability, and has the characteristics of ion exchange.

4. Diluent: Products made from dried and fermented whole liquid generally require the use of a diluent. Bentonite has a moisture content generally below 10%, and has a large surface, small capacity, and is difficult to separate. It will not have adverse effects on the storage of fermented feed.