Modern layer farms no longer need a separate grading hall to pack table eggs at scale. Our HP360 (36,000 eggs/hour) and HP720 (72,000 eggs/hour) farm packers are engineered to sit at the end of your poultry house central egg collection line — eggs roll off the cage belt, travel through the farm conveyor, and feed straight  the packer accumulator without manual lifting.

Both models accept the central collection belt directly from A-type or H-type layer cages, with speed-matched infeed and sensor-controlled accumulation to prevent overflow during peak lay. From there, eggs are oriented large-end-up, candled (optional), gently placed  5×6 paper or plastic trays, and discharged on a take-away conveyor for manual or auto stacking. The HP360 fits 30k–50k layer flocks and co-op collection points; the HP720 is built for single-site farms above 80k hens or multi-house central packing rooms.

Designed for table eggs only, the packers share the same 304 stainless frame, PLC + HMI control, multi-voltage (220V/380V, 50/60Hz) platform as our grading lines, and can be retrofitted later with washing, UV, inkjet coding or 0.5g grading modules. CE/ISO documentation, Russian/Spanish/English HMI and export wiring diagrams come standard.

One belt from cage to carton, one labor line, one OEM responsible for the whole flow — that is the HP360 / HP720 farm-packing logic.

Watch the line run, then tell us your house length, cage type and flock size — we return a belt-to-packer layout.