The difference between grass cutting machine and silk kneading machine

Firstly, it is important to understand the difference between a hay cutter and a kneading machine. A hay cutter cuts materials such as straw, which can be adjusted in length, but sometimes there may be large clumps. The feeding port of the kneading machine is parallel to the incoming material, so it does not simply cut the material. Instead, it cuts the material into filamentous fibers, resulting in a much softer material than directly cut. The material produced by a hay cutter is segmented, and the length of each segment can be adjusted. The material produced by the kneading machine is filamentous fibers. The main reason for different discharge is the different working principles. The turning direction of the grass cutter blade is perpendicular to the feeding port, so it mainly cuts the material. The turning direction of the kneading machine blade is parallel to the feeding port, so the material is not simply cut directly when it enters, but rather cut by the blade to turn it into a fiber like shape.

From the perspective of feeding cattle and sheep, which one is better, the silk kneading machine or the grass cutting machine

The silk kneading machine and the grass cutting machine can feed both sheep and cows during grass cutting, with the biggest difference being the straw. The grass cutting machine can only process the straw into sections, while feeding cows is fine. However, feeding sheep is a bit too big, and sheep cannot eat it, so a silk kneading machine is needed. The silk kneading machine installs a silk kneading machine head at the outlet of the grass cutting machine. After the straw is cut, it enters the silk kneading machine through the outlet and is crushed before coming out. The kneaded straw is soft, uniform, and not hard. It is easy for livestock to digest and absorb after feeding, while saving feeding time. The kneaded straw can be fed to cows, sheep, rabbits, and so on