In the field of fertilizer production, it is very important to choose the right granulator, which directly affects product quality, production efficiency and corporate benefits. Faced with a wide range of fertilizer granulators, how to choose? Raw material characteristics are the primary consideration. For processing high-humidity materials such as livestock and poultry manure, the rotary drum granulator can meet the needs; fiber raw materials such as straw have high hardness, and the high-pressure molding technology of the double roller press granulator can ensure the compactness of the particles. The scale of production needs to be considered. Large production lines have a large daily output demand, and the rotary drum granulator has become the first choice due to its continuous operation ability. It can be adapted to 10,000-ton organic fertilizer projects to meet high-intensity production. Medium-sized enterprises can choose a disc granulator, which can balance efficiency and cost and is suitable for the production of 10-20 tons of compound fertilizer per day. For small workshops or laboratories, the flat die granulator is flexible to operate, occupies a small area, and can easily cope with small batch production. The requirements for particle quality also affect the choice of granulators. If spherical particles with a high ball formation rate are required, the disc granulator is an ideal choice. The organic fertilizer particles it produces are round and have good commercial properties. For high-strength columnar particles, the double roller press granulator has a good molding effect, high particle hardness, and is not easy to break. The ring die granulator can flexibly switch molds and produce particles of different shapes and sizes to meet diverse needs. From the perspective of process and economy, in the dry production process, the double roller press granulator does not need to add water, reduces the drying process, and reduces energy consumption. In wet production, the rotary drum granulator and the drying equipment work well together, which is suitable for large-scale continuous production. From the perspective of maintenance cost, the flat die granulator has fewer wearing parts and is easy to repair; although the hydraulic roller granulator has a higher initial investment, it is durable and has a lower long-term use cost. Considering the above factors comprehensively, select the appropriate one from many models to make fertilizer production more efficient and higher quality.
