Each project begins with application data and capacity requirements. The engineering team reviews configuration, materials, automation and destination conditions before production, quality checks, packing and export coordination.
A short, clear process for international buyers requesting CNC machines, poultry and feed machinery, or agricultural machinery from IXORTA.
Our poultry division combines metal fabrication, cage engineering, automation integration and farm project planning. Buyers receive one technical route from initial capacity calculation to equipment configuration, production, packing, export documentation, installation coordination and spare parts support.
The CNC division combines machine body fabrication, mechanical engineering, control system integration, commissioning preparation and export project management. Buyers receive technical comparison, production configuration, documentation, packing, shipment coordination, installation guidance and spare parts communication.
The agricultural division combines machinery manufacturing, implement engineering and project oriented export support. Buyers receive product comparison, power matching, technical specifications, production coordination, packing, export documentation, shipment planning and spare parts communication.
A commercial poultry project should begin with bird type, capacity, house dimensions, local design temperatures, ventilation demand, feed and water distribution, manure strategy and the required automation level. These inputs determine whether a cage, ground, rearing or breeder configuration is technically suitable.
Before selecting a CNC machine, confirm material, maximum workpiece, operations, tolerances, control preference, electrical standard, extraction or coolant, tooling, safety functions, documentation and commissioning responsibilities. A complete data set produces a more accurate technical comparison.
Implement selection must consider usable tractor power, PTO rating, hitch category, hydraulic flow, tractor weight, soil resistance, terrain, working width and transport limits. Matching only by nominal horsepower can lead to poor field performance.
Export packing is planned from machine dimensions, weight, center of gravity, corrosion protection, sensitive components, lifting points, container limits and inland handling. The packing list and loading method should be aligned before dispatch.
Clear capacity, dimensions, process data, utilities, destination and timing reduce clarification rounds. Drawings, photos, samples and applicable standards help the engineering team define the correct scope and exclusions.
Critical spares should be selected from operating intensity, wear conditions, local service access and expected downtime cost. A practical plan separates commissioning spares, routine consumables and long term replacement components.