Many friends suffer significant losses when purchasing organic fertilizer equipment due to some unavoidable oversights. Today, manufacturers of organic fertilizer production lines will share what to pay attention to when buying such equipment.

Determine the scale of organic fertilizer equipment: such as the annual production in tons or the hourly output in tons, to set the price.

2. Determine the shape of the particles, i.e., choose the appropriate granulator: powdered, cylindrical, flat round, or standard round. Commonly used equipment for organic fertilizer granulation includes: disc granulator, drum granulator, wet granulator, drum extrusion granulator, flat die granulator, and ring film granulator. The selection of granulators is determined by the local fertilizer sales market. Different particle shapes lead to variations in organic fertilizer equipment processes and prices.

3. Determine the configuration level of organic fertilizer equipment: Different configuration levels result in varying prices, labor requirements, and stable high-yield performance of organic fertilizer equipment. Generally, higher-end organic fertilizer equipment includes automatic batching devices, automatic packaging devices, automatic quantitative feeding devices, cyclone dust removal, and water dust removal systems.

4. Determine the production type of fertilizers. Whether it is compound fertilizer and organic fertilizer equipment or organic fertilizer and organic fertilizer equipment, for the same output, organic fertilizer and organic fertilizer equipment generally considers the high moisture content and the intolerance of microbial strains to high temperatures, resulting in larger models compared to compound fertilizer equipment. Organic fertilizers typically include pure organic fertilizers, organic-inorganic compound fertilizers, bio-organic fertilizers, and compound microbial fertilizers. There are minor differences among different types of organic fertilizer equipment.

5. Selection of Fermentation Turner: Common fermentation methods include disc fermentation, shallow tank fermentation, deep tank fermentation, tower fermentation, and drum fermentation. Different organic fertilizer equipment employs varying fermentation approaches. Generally, a shallow tank turner is more suitable for aerobic fermentation principles (Advantages of shallow tank turner: better alignment with aerobic fermentation principles, less prone to anaerobic conditions, complete and thorough fermentation, and faster fermentation speed).

6. Determine the level of environmental protection requirements: In areas with lower environmental protection requirements, simple dust removal is usually sufficient, and the investment in organic fertilizer equipment is minimal. In regions with higher environmental protection requirements, a combination of heavy dust removal and ink-based dust control is typically chosen to meet air quality emission standards.