For bio-organic fertilizer manufacturers, selecting and effectively utilizing bio-organic fertilizer equipment is crucial for achieving sustainable profitability.
When selecting equipment, consider your production capacity and the characteristics of your raw materials. If your company uses livestock manure as its primary raw material, you should prioritize equipment with strong pretreatment capabilities to avoid high moisture content that could affect fermentation. If your production capacity is under 5,000 tons/year, you can choose small or medium-sized complete sets of equipment to reduce initial investment. If your production capacity exceeds 10,000 tons, you should consider highly automated production lines to reduce labor costs.
Secondly, pay attention to the bio-organic fertilizer equipment’s durability. Equipment for core processes like fermentation and granulation should be constructed of corrosion and wear-resistant materials to withstand the corrosive nature of organic fertilizer raw materials and extend their service life.
Daily maintenance is equally crucial. After use, promptly clean any residual material from components like fermentation tanks and granulators to prevent it from clumping and becoming moldy, potentially contaminating the raw materials during the next use. Regularly check the lubrication of the equipment’s transmission components. Oil depletion can lead to increased wear and tear, increasing the likelihood of failure.
Scientific selection and operation and maintenance can not only reduce the downtime of bio-organic fertilizer equipment and ensure production continuity, but also reduce maintenance costs and improve product qualification rate.