In organic fertilizer production, many manufacturers often face problems such as large equipment footprint, high material loss, and insufficient efficiency. The emergence of the new type stirring tooth-drum granulator (new type two in one organic fertilizer granulator) provides a solution to these pain points.
The biggest advantage of this equipment is its integrated "mixing + granulation" design. In traditional production, the mixer and granulator operate separately, resulting in at least 30% more space occupied and material loss rates as high as 5%-8% during material transportation. The wet continuous push-rod granulator, with its patented technology, eliminates the intermediate conveying process, reducing material loss to 1%-2%. A single unit can produce 1-5 tons of granules per hour, increasing efficiency by 20%-40% compared to traditional equipment, making it particularly suitable for small and medium-sized manufacturers to achieve intensive production.
It also boasts strong adaptability. Whether processing livestock and poultry manure, crop straw, edible mushroom residue, or municipal sludge and other organic waste, it can easily handle them. High-viscosity raw materials can be granulated into 1-6mm particles using the mixing granulation method, while high-fiber materials can be processed using the roller pressing granulation method. The resulting granules have a sphericity of over 85% and moderate strength, making them convenient for mechanized fertilization and allowing for natural decomposition in the soil.
Even more noteworthy is that, as a low-energy-consumption organic fertilizer granulator, its energy consumption per unit of product is 15%-25% lower than traditional production lines, and it also reduces the number of operators required. At the same time, it transforms environmentally polluting organic waste into valuable resources, contributing to both environmental protection and profitability.
If you are struggling with organic fertilizer production efficiency, costs, or environmental issues, consider learning more about this integrated mixing and granulation equipment; it may bring a new breakthrough to your production.
