Food waste fertilizer machine granulator production line is designed for efficient conversion of organic waste into valuable fertilizer products.

Food waste to fertilizer machine is widely used for granulation of various materials, including:

• Compound fertilizer material
• Medicine, chemical industry, and fodder
• Various types of compound fertilizer (organic, inorganic, biological, magnetic)
• Rare earths, potash, ammonium bicarbonate series compound fertilizer
• Environmental project promotion programs

• Small investment with quick profit and good economic returns
• Energy saving, reduced consumption, and no "three wastes" discharge
• Stable and reliable operation with easy maintenance and wide raw material adaptability
• Integrated granulating, molding, and screening in one machine
• Roller body made with anti-corrosive, abrasion-resistant, shock-resistant metal
• Excellent anti-corrosion casting parts for extended service life
• Two-input transfer mode for improved power ratio and better lubrication
• Compact structure with good stability, sealing, low noise, and easy operation

Two rollers rotate in reverse direction, compressing materials between them. The intermediate products form bar/sheet shapes, which are then crushed into irregular granules. A rotary screen sieves standard products, while non-standard products are recycled and mixed with new material for the next granulating cycle.

Widely used for producing round granules of organic and compound fertilizer. Features arc disc angle structure with granulation rate over 85% and uniform granules. Designed for convenient intermittent continuous production, reducing labor intensity and improving efficiency.

Also known as wet fertilizer granulator or stirring tooth granulator. Capable of granulating various organic materials, including difficult coarse fiber materials such as crop straw, wine dregs, mushroom residue, and animal manure.

A critical machine in fertilizer production lines, applied to cold and hot granulation in large and medium-sized compound fertilizer factories. By adding water, steams, and vapors, raw materials become uniformly humid during the granulation process in the rotary drum.