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Adaptation Range of Disc Granulator for Organic Fertilizer Equipment

2019/05/04
In organic fertilizer equipment, disc granulator has wide adaptability to raw materials, such as urea, ammonium chloride, ammonium sulfate, ammonium carbonate and so on. Phosphorus sources are: calcium, heavy calcium, monoammonium phosphate, diammonium phosphate, calcium magnesium phosphate fertilizer and so on. Potassium sources include potassium chloride and potassium sulfate. The production formula of disc granulator is flexible, but the high content of compound fertilizer in the production process is difficult to pelletize, and the drying is difficult, and it is more suitable for the production of low nutrient compound fertilizer (20%-35%).
Disc Granulator for Organic Fertilizer Equipment


Fertilizer Granulator-Fertilizer Disc Granulator
The quality of fertilizer produced by disc granulator meets the national standard in terms of nutrient composition, water content, particle size, strength and water-soluble phosphorus. Fertilizer disc granulator is easy to operate: the operation of disc granulator is intuitive, easy to control and flexible to adjust. Organic fertilizer disc granulator has low production cost and high economic benefit. We have designed a special organic fertilizer disc granulation line.

Compared to other types of fertilizer granulator, disc granulator has unique disc structure in organic fertilizer equipment. The disc adopts the integral arc structure, and the granulation rate can reach more than 70%. The granulating tray has multiple outlets, which is convenient for discontinuous production, greatly reduces labor intensity and improves labor efficiency. The reducer and motor of disc granulator are driven by flexible belt, which can start smoothly, reduce shock and improve the service life of the equipment. The bottom of the granulating tray is strengthened by several radiation steel plates, which are durable and not easy to deform. Thickened, heavier and strong base design, without anchor bolts fixed, smooth operation.