Lets first talk about the advantages and disadvantages of each granulator, so that everyone can compare them when choosing granulators or fertilizer equipment in the future.

Detailed explanation of roller granulator:

The roller granulator belongs to dry granulation, without a drying process, with high granulation density, good fertilizer efficiency, and minimal loss of fertilizer content. It saves the cost of buying a dryer and freezer, and there is no need to burn coal in the later stage, saving a lot of money. The granulation shape of the extrusion granulator is relatively flat, which makes it easy to get stuck when sowing with a field crop machine, and the flowability is not very good. So, if farmers produce fertilizers with caution, it is recommended to choose compound fertilizers and compound fertilizers.

Advantages of Roll Granulator:

1. The energy-saving and consumption reducing roller extrusion granulator uses raw materials and is produced at room temperature to reduce drying energy consumption.

2. By utilizing the intermolecular forces of raw materials, the granulation process of raw materials has been simplified, reducing the consumption of additives and energy.

Rotary Drum Granulator

The conversion granulator is a compound fertilizer granulation process that can also be used to produce fertilizers, but with a lower granulation rate.

Disc Granulator

The disc granulator is a relatively traditional granulation process. I personally advocate that this granulator has smooth granulation, good sales, and low equipment costs. The disadvantage is low density. At present, people are pursuing new granulation methods, and the number of users is decreasing.