Feeding
Round Pan Feeder
Round wean-to-finish pan feeder that gives every pig the same access around the bowl.
Feeding Systems
Large-capacity pan feeder with a stainless adjustment for grow-finish pigs, set to deliver feed without spilling it.
Feed is the largest cost in a finishing house, and the pan is where most of it is lost. A pan that runs too open spills feed onto the slat; a pan set too tight leaves pigs hungry and noisy. The maxi pan feeder puts the adjustment on a stainless mechanism that holds its setting under daily use.
The pan itself is moulded polypropylene, sized for grow-finish groups, with enough rim to let several pigs feed at once without the animal in the middle pushing feed out.

Key benefits
A stainless adjustment does not corrode into place or drift open, so the flow set on Monday is the flow on Friday.
The rim gives several finishing pigs access at once, which reduces the pushing that throws feed out of the pan.
PP and stainless tolerate high-pressure cleaning and normal farm disinfectants.
The same feeder covers the stage where pigs move from nursery to finishing without a change of equipment.
A controlled pan setting keeps the feed in the pan.
Stainless steel where the adjustment is made.
One pan covers wean-to-finish.
One-factory supply
Flooring, penning, feeding, water and climate are made on the same site, so a room can be specified and shipped as one order.
See the turnkey packageSpecifications
Figures below are taken from the JGM product catalogue. Anything we cannot source from it is marked TBC and confirmed with your quotation rather than estimated.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Pan material | Polypropylene (PP) |
| Adjustment | Stainless steel |
| Stage | Grow-finish / wean-to-finish |
| Pan dimensions | TBC confirmed with the quotation |
| Feeding places | TBC depends on the pan version supplied |
| Packing | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Method | Boxed per feeder |
| Notes | Carton size and container quantity confirmed with the quotation |
Ask for the full size chart and carton-loading data for your order.
Moulded and machined components, assembled in-house. The Maxi Pan Feeder is assembled from moulded and machined components on our own line. Moulded bodies come off the same presses as the rest of the range; stainless and metal parts are sourced to specification and fitted with the fasteners the assembly drawing calls for, so a replacement part years later still fits.
Comparison
| Alternative | When to choose it instead |
|---|---|
| Round Pan Feeder | The round pan gives even access all the way round and suits smaller groups and earlier stages. |
| Dosing Cup (6L / 8L) | Use a dosing cup instead where each sow must receive a measured ration rather than ad-lib feed. |
| Feed Drop Hopper | Pair a drop hopper above the pan where feed comes down from an overhead line. |
Use guide
Set the pan height so the rim sits at the shoulder of the smallest pig in the group.
Start with the adjustment nearly closed and open it until feed is just present in the pan, not heaped.
Check the setting weekly for the first month — pigs grow into a different flow requirement.
Empty and rinse the pan between batches rather than topping up over old feed.
Answers
Pan dimensions depend on the version supplied and are confirmed on the quotation, which is why this page marks them TBC rather than quoting a number.
That depends on the pan version, the feed type and the group size. Send the pen size and the number of pigs and we will advise on the feeding places.
The adjustment mechanism is stainless steel; the pan is moulded polypropylene.
Yes — pair it with a drop hopper or a trumpet drop pipe from the same range.
Related products
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Round wean-to-finish pan feeder that gives every pig the same access around the bowl.
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Drop hopper that channels feed cleanly from the line into the pan or trough below.
Feeding
Trumpet-mouth drop pipe in Ø60 and Ø75 mm that spreads feed evenly across the pan instead of dropping it in one place.
Feeding
Volumetric dosing cup in 6 L and 8 L that sets an exact ration per sow and drops it on command.
Related reading
Product GuideFeed is the largest cost in a finishing house, and most of what is lost is lost between the line and the animal's mouth.
ChecklistThe nursery room is where growth is either kept or lost. This is what to check before the first batch walks in.
Talk to an engineer
Tell us the room size, the animal stage and the capacity you are aiming at. Our engineers reply with a layout, an equipment list and a quotation.