With the continued expansion of market demand for organic fertilizers, fertilizer companies are increasingly demanding higher efficiency, energy consumption, and space utilization in their production equipment. The emergence of new type two in one organic fertilizer granulators addresses these pain points, making them a key option for organic fertilizer manufacturers upgrading their equipment.
The core advantage of this type of new type two in one organic fertilizer granulator lies in its integration. It combines the functions of at least two pieces of equipment in the traditional granulation process into one, with common designs such as “mixing + granulation” or “granulation + preliminary drying.” For example, the “mixing + granulation” system simultaneously mixes raw materials such as pulverized straw and livestock manure with auxiliary materials. The integrated granulation mechanism then produces granules in one go. This not only reduces material loss by 15%-20%, but also saves approximately 30% of workshop space, making it particularly suitable for small and medium-sized manufacturers or production lines with limited space.
The new type two in one organic fertilizer granulator also offers improved process adaptability. It can process raw materials with a moisture content of 18%-30%, eliminating the need for excessive drying pretreatment. This reduces initial energy consumption and prevents nutrient loss from over-drying.
Furthermore, through optimized internal structure, the equipment ensures a stable pellet formation rate above 90%, resulting in highly uniform pellets with moderate hardness, meeting mainstream market demand for organic fertilizer pellets. Against the backdrop of green agricultural development, this type of highly efficient and energy-saving integrated equipment is driving organic fertilizer production towards greater efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
