Cattle Slaughter Line Equipment and Abattoir Design

Zhengye designs and builds cattle slaughter lines from 20 to 500 heads per day, in conventional and halal configurations. Our cattle lines run in Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and neighboring markets — regions where halal compliance, robust construction and serviceable components matter more than brochure features.

Typical Cattle Line Process Flow

  1. Lairage and reception — holding pens and driving race designed for calm animal movement
  2. Restraint and stunning — rotary halal killing box or stunning box, with pneumatic stunning where required
  3. Bleeding — hoisting to bleeding rail, with bleeding time and rail length calculated for full exsanguination (critical for halal audit)
  4. Head and hoof removal — dedicated stations with hydraulic tools
  5. Hide removal — pre-skinning platforms and dehiding machine (hide puller), protecting both carcass and hide value
  6. Evisceration — evisceration platform with viscera conveyor and paunch handling
  7. Splitting — carcass splitting saw with guides and sterilization
  8. Inspection and trimming — synchronized veterinary inspection stations
  9. Quartering and chilling — quartering conveyor and transfer to chilling rails

Halal vs Conventional Configuration

The two configurations share most stations; the differences concentrate at the front of the line. Halal lines use a rotary killing box that positions the animal correctly for a clean, uninterrupted cut, with restraint that meets certifier requirements and bleeding systems sized for complete exsanguination before any further processing. We design to support audits by MUI/BPJPH, JAKIM, KAZHALAL and other bodies; final certification is always performed by your certification body.

Capacity and Rhythm

  • 20–60 heads/day — step-by-step line with rail transfer; minimal automation, high robustness
  • 60–200 heads/day — powered bleeding and dressing rails, dehiding machine, synchronized evisceration
  • 200–500 heads/day — continuous conveyor rhythm, automated transfer stations, integrated data and inspection systems

Cattle line design is sensitive to building height (rail elevation), floor drainage and hide handling logistics. Share your building drawing and capacity target, and we will return a configured proposal. Request a cattle line proposal →  ·  Back to solutions →

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