Fertilizer granulating produciton line has many advantages, the following is a specific introduction:
1. Improve production efficiency: The fully automated control system simplifies the operation process, reduces manual intervention, and improves production efficiency. Through the introduction of new equipment and processes, the efficiency of the production line has increased by more than 30%.
2. Improve product quality and uniform particles: The new granulation technology makes the fertilizer particles more uniform, and improves the fertilizer efficiency and stability of the organic fertilizer granulator to produce moderate strength, smooth and smooth organic fertilizer particles.
3. Reduce production costs and low material return rate: high quality organic fertilizer granulator has low material return rate, reducing the waste of resources and energy. The production process is simple, easy to operate and maintain, and the technical requirements and entry threshold are reduced.
4. Convenient storage and transportation: granular organic fertilizer is easy to store and transport, not easy to scatter and volatilize, easy to apply and sell.
5. Strong market adaptability and high flexibility: small production line covers a small area, and equipment configuration can be flexibly adjusted according to demand to adapt to different production needs. Suitable for granulation of organic fertilizer, compound fertilizer and other materials.
6. Easy operation and maintenance, convenient operation: automatic control system simplifies the operation process and improves production efficiency. The equipment design is reasonable, the maintenance is convenient, and the maintenance cost is reduced.
In summary, fertilizer granulation production line through improving production efficiency, improve product quality, reduce production costs, convenient storage and transportation, environmental protection and energy saving and adapt to market demand and other advantages, become the preferred equipment for fertilizer production enterprises.
