Poultry Equipment Manufacturer and Supplier for Commercial Farms in the Philippines

Choosing poultry equipment for a commercial farm involves more than comparing individual products. The housing system, feed and water delivery, egg collection, manure handling and climate control equipment must work together around the poultry house layout and production plan.

Tong Seh Industries Supply Sdn Bhd (TSIS) is a Malaysia-based poultry equipment manufacturer and supplier established in 1981. We supply poultry farming equipment for layer, broiler and breeder operations in the Philippines and other international markets. Our solutions can be configured according to the farm type, planned bird capacity, house dimensions and required level of automation.

Whether you are developing a new poultry farm, expanding production or upgrading an existing house, our team can help you identify the equipment needed for a practical and coordinated farm system.

Every poultry operation has different priorities. A commercial layer farm may require an integrated cage, egg collection and manure removal system. A broiler house typically focuses on feed distribution, drinking access and environmental control, while a breeder farm also needs equipment that supports its feeding and nesting requirements.

Our poultry equipment range covers:

• Layer cage and housing systems
• Feed storage, transport and distribution
• Nipple drinking systems
• Egg collection and transport
• Manure removal
• Exhaust fans, cooling pads and climate controllers
• Equipment for broiler and breeder farms

These products can be supplied individually or planned as connected systems. The right scope depends on your production goals, existing infrastructure and operational priorities.

The first step in equipment selection is to define the farm type. This determines which systems are essential and how they should be arranged within each poultry house.

Layer farms need to coordinate bird housing with feeding, drinking, egg collection, manure removal and environmental control. Our layer poultry equipment includes cage systems, aviary and nesting options, feed transport, egg conveyors, egg elevators, manure removal and climate control equipment.

We provide several layer cage configurations, including:

• Manure Belt Battery (MBB): An automatic layer cage system that integrates feeding, egg roll-out and manure belt removal. MBB cages are available in three to six tiers, with cage rows of up to 120 metres.
• A-Frame: An alternative cage configuration for farms with different house layouts, operating methods and automation requirements.
• NAF: Available in three to six tiers and suitable for use with a polypropylene manure belt system or selected high-rise house arrangements.
• Start/Grow systems: Options designed for younger birds before they enter the layer production stage.

The cage system should not be selected separately from the rest of the farm. House dimensions, row length, number of tiers, feed delivery, egg collection route, manure discharge point and ventilation design all affect the final arrangement.

Commercial broiler farms require dependable feed and water delivery throughout the growing cycle, supported by suitable temperature and airflow management.

Our broiler poultry equipment range includes pan feeders, feed silos, Flex Auger transport, nipple drinking systems, exhaust fans, evaporative cooling pads, climate controllers, safety curtain systems and heaters.

Feeding line placement and equipment height should suit the house layout and allow adjustment as the birds grow. Ventilation and cooling equipment should also be planned according to the complete poultry house rather than added only after heat or airflow issues arise.

Breeder farms may require controlled feeding, drinking, nesting and egg handling systems alongside environmental control equipment. Our breeder poultry equipment can be configured around the flock, production method and poultry house arrangement.

Important considerations include male and female feeding requirements, nest placement, egg collection method, drinking line arrangement and access for daily flock management.

As farms expand, moving feed manually between storage areas and poultry houses becomes less practical. An automatic feed transport system creates a controlled route from a central storage point or silo to the required feeding lines.

We supply the Flex Auger automatic feeding system for pellets, granules, flour and mixed feed. Available models offer conveying capacities from 400 kg to 4,000 kg per hour, with tube diameters of 55, 75, 90 and 125 mm.

Its flexible routing allows feed to be transported across different distances, positions and elevations. This can support multi-house farms or sites where feed must move from a central storage area to several feeding points.

To select an appropriate model and route, we need to understand:

• Required feed volume
• Feed type
• Conveying distance
• Number of poultry houses and feeding lines
• Changes in height or direction
• Location of the storage silo or loading point
• Possible future expansion

Planning these details early helps ensure the system matches the actual feed demand and farm layout.

Reliable access to water is essential for layer, broiler and breeder operations. Tong Seh supplies LUBING and Ziggity nipple drinking systems for different poultry applications.

Drinking line selection and placement depend on the bird type and age, housing system, number of birds, poultry house length and available water supply. Water pressure, line height, nipple spacing, flushing procedures and maintenance access should also be considered during planning.

Feeding and drinking systems should be arranged together so that birds have practical access and farm personnel can inspect, adjust and clean the equipment efficiently.

Automated egg collection reduces repeated manual handling by moving eggs from the cage rows towards a central collection, grading or packing area. The complete route may involve an egg elevator, conveyor and counter, depending on the cage arrangement and collection destination.

Our egg conveyor system can be configured for different curves, heights and conveying distances. Available chain widths range from 200 to 750 mm, with capacities from 15,000 to 65,000 eggs per hour.

The correct layout depends on the number of cage rows, expected egg volume, available space and position of the final collection area. Bends, guide units and drive arrangements can be selected to suit the required route.

An automatic egg elevator collects eggs from multiple cage tiers and transfers them towards a common level or collection point. It can work together with the conveyor to form a more organised path from the cage rows to the egg table or packing area.

System design, operating speed, cleaning and routine inspection all influence how smoothly eggs move through the farm. Equipment should therefore be configured around the complete collection flow rather than selected only by its maximum capacity.

Manure handling affects cleaning routines and daily poultry house management. In compatible MBB and NAF configurations, manure falls onto polypropylene belts beneath the cage tiers and is transported out of the house for further handling.

When planning a manure removal system, consider the cage configuration, number of tiers, belt length, preferred removal frequency and location of the discharge area. The method used to store or process manure after discharge should also be included in the site plan.

Automated removal supports a more organised process, but belts, drives and discharge areas still require regular inspection and cleaning.

A strong farm plan begins with the required production flow, not with a list of products. Feed must move from storage to the feeding lines, water must reach the birds consistently, eggs must travel to the collection area, and manure must reach a practical discharge point. Farm personnel also need safe access for inspection, cleaning and maintenance.

Before choosing equipment, consider the following areas.

Confirm whether the farm is for layers, broilers, breeders or young birds. The production method determines the housing, feeding, drinking and handling systems required.

Provide the planned number of birds in each house together with its length, width and height. These details affect cage rows, equipment quantities, conveying distances and environmental control requirements.

Not every process must be automated at the same time. Prioritise the systems that address your main operational limitations, then consider how future equipment could connect to the initial setup.

Identify where feed enters the farm, where eggs are collected, where manure is discharged and how personnel will move around the equipment. A system may fit within the building but still be difficult to operate if access is not considered.

If additional houses, cage rows or production capacity may be added later, include that plan during the initial discussion. This may influence equipment capacity, route design and the location of shared systems.

We supply poultry equipment from Malaysia to customers in the Philippines and other international markets. The scope varies by project, but the process generally includes:

• Initial enquiry: You share the farm location, poultry type, planned capacity, house dimensions and required equipment.
• Requirement review: Our team reviews the available information and identifies suitable products or system configurations.
• Proposal and confirmation: The recommended equipment, specifications and supply scope are discussed before the order is confirmed.
• Manufacturing and export coordination: Production and export arrangements are prepared according to the confirmed order.
• Technical guidance and after-sales communication: We provide equipment guidance and after-sales support based on the agreed project scope.

Installation and support requirements should be discussed during the enquiry stage so that both parties have a clear understanding of the project responsibilities and supply scope.

Since 1981, we have developed our capabilities from the distribution of imported poultry and livestock equipment into local design and manufacturing. Today, we serve customers across Asia Pacific, Europe and Africa.

Our strengths include:

• More than four decades of industry experience: We understand that equipment must suit the daily realities of farm operation, not only a technical specification.
• Broad poultry equipment range: Housing, feeding, drinking, egg collection, manure removal and climate control can be considered as connected parts of one system.
• Customisable configurations: We plan equipment around the poultry house, target capacity and required production flow.
• Practical, user-friendly design: Our focus is on durable, manageable and cost-effective equipment for regular farm use.
• Regional export experience: Our Malaysia base allows us to serve poultry operations in the Philippines and other international markets.
• Technical and after-sales communication: We continue to support customers according to the confirmed equipment and project scope.

Learn more about Tong Seh Industries Supply and our experience in poultry and livestock equipment.

Providing complete project information helps us assess equipment compatibility and prepare a more relevant recommendation. Before requesting a quotation, prepare:

• Farm location in the Philippines
• Layer, broiler or breeder operation
• New farm or existing farm upgrade
• Planned bird capacity for each house
• Number and dimensions of poultry houses
• Preferred housing or cage system, if known
• Feeding and drinking requirements
• Egg collection and manure handling requirements for layer farms
• Climate control requirements
• Existing equipment that must be retained
• Target project schedule
• Layout drawings, measurements or site photographs, if available

You do not need to finalise every product before contacting us. Start with the farm plan and operational requirements, and our team can help identify which systems should be considered.