Modern fertilizer production is transforming towards high efficiency and diversification. The organic fertilizer disc granulator, as a core organic fertilizer production equipment, has become the preferred choice for small and medium-sized organic fertilizer production lines due to its simple structure, flexible operation, and wide adaptability. It is widely used in the granulation of various organic raw materials.

Its technical characteristics precisely match modern production requirements. The equipment adopts an inclined rotating disc structure, and the particle size of 2-6 mm can be precisely controlled by adjusting the rotation speed and inclination angle. The formed granules have high sphericity and uniform strength, meeting commercial fertilizer standards. It also features low energy consumption and a small footprint, eliminating the need for complex organic fertilizer production equipment. It can be used to build simple production lines or integrated into segmented processes of large-scale production lines.

Its application scenarios are diverse, adapting to the granulation needs of various organic fertilizer production lines. For conventional raw materials such as livestock and poultry manure and straw fermentation materials, it can directly granulate without excessive pre-treatment; in organic-inorganic compound fertilizer production, it can precisely mix raw materials to achieve uniform nutrient encapsulation; for special waste residues such as mushroom residue and pharmaceutical residue, it can efficiently granulate after simple pre-treatment.

The widespread application of this equipment lowers the operating threshold for small and medium-sized organic fertilizer production lines and promotes the transformation of fertilizer production towards green and low-carbon practices. As a key organic fertilizer production equipment, it maximizes the retention of nutrients in raw materials and reduces losses. The resulting organic fertilizer is suitable for planting a variety of crops, providing crucial support for the development of ecological agriculture.