There are many different types of poultry farming equipment that are commonly used in broiler production to raise and care for chickens. Some of the most common types of equipment used for broilers include:

Brooder: A brooder is a heated enclosure used to raise newly hatched chicks until they are old enough to move to a larger pen. Brooders typically consist of a heat source (such as a heat lamp or heating pad), a feeder, and a waterer.
Feeder and waterer: Feeders and waterers are essential for providing broilers with access to food and water. They come in a variety of sizes and designs, including gravity-fed systems, nipple waterers, and automatic feeders.
Incubators and hatchers: These equipment are used to hatch and rear broiler chicks in a controlled environment, providing them with the necessary conditions for optimal growth and development.
Vaccination equipment: Vaccination is an important aspect of broiler production, and specialized equipment is often used to administer vaccines to the birds.
Weighing and grading equipment: This equipment is used to monitor the growth of broiler chickens and ensure that they are reaching their optimal weight. It can also be used to grade the birds according to size and weight.
Conveyor systems: Conveyor systems are used to move broiler chickens, eggs, and feed throughout the broiler house. This equipment can help to reduce labor costs and increase efficiency.
Slaughtering and processing equipment: Slaughtering and processing equipment is used to harvest broiler chickens and prepare them for consumption. This includes equipment such as kill cones, scalders, pluckers, and evisceration machines.

Other equipment that may be used in broiler production include poultry vaccines, insecticides, and other medications to prevent and treat disease, as well as waste management systems to handle manure and other byproducts.