Fertilizer ion granulator
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This fertilizer ion granulator is designed to address the issues associated with organic materials, such as their low particle size, low density, high moisture content, and poor viscosity. It applies ion technology in the granulation process of organic-inorganic compound fertilizers, thereby contributing to soil restoration and promoting plant growth. It is easy and quick to use, results in fast pellet formation, offers high yield and low costs, and enables clay-free granulation. 1. Dissolve 1.5–2.0 kilograms of this product in 1 ton of water. Depending on the moisture level of the material, it is generally sufficient to spray 10%-15% of the amount used for granulation in order to achieve an optimal balling effect. 2. This product should be dissolved while stirring. First, inject 1 ton of clean water into the dissolution tank, then start the mixer in that tank; subsequently, sprinkle the granulating agent in slowly and evenly by hand, without pouring it in quickly. 3. During production, the diluted granulating agent should be sprayed into the granulator in a mist form; if the nozzle becomes clogged, it should be removed promptly for cleaning. After production is complete, the nozzle can be rinsed with clean water or removed for cleaning and storage. 4. This product is non-toxic and harmless, but it becomes highly sticky when exposed to moisture. It should be used immediately after opening, and once used, it should be stored in a sealed container in a dry and cool place. Hubei Wantai Fertilizer Process Equipment Research Institute Service Phone: 13986966463 15872970176
The description suggests good performance, but the moisture content is high, which increases the drying load. I’m not sure what the price is
I have a few questions after reading it: 1. Since it becomes very sticky when absorbed by moisture, will this increase the viscosity of the solution after dissolution, thereby affecting its flowability during transportation? 2. If the addition of this agent may help with balling, will this affect the water solubility of the product? 3. What is the price of this agent?
Using only water will result in a high moisture content. The use of ionic granulation agents aims to reduce the amount of water required; compared to water-based granulation, less water is used. It will not increase the drying load.
I don’t know if it will react chemically with the raw materials used in the production of compound fertilizers, whether it can be added to the urine melt, whether it will affect melting and transportation, and whether it will have any negative effects on crops and the soil
I’m not sure if there are any subsequent reactions after your ionic granulator is used for granulation. Also, what color are the finished granules?
There is no subsequent reaction, and it does not affect the color.
Could the original poster explain in detail the concept of ions in the product name? Why is it called an ionic granulating agent? Please be clear; don’t just mislead people with concepts.