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Crawler Compost Turner

The crawler-type turner machine is a large-scale turning and throwing equipment, equipped with a full hydraulic operating system, a lever-type steering wheel operation, and crawler-type walking. The equipment has a high degree of automation and is easy to operate. The tumbling roller can be lifted hydraulically, which is durable and powerful. The ground stacking fermentation mode is adopted, which is a mode of fertilizer production that saves civil engineering and human resources. Not only it is faster than deep tank fermentation, but it also effectively prevents the generation of harmful substances and malodorous gases during the
fermentation process, meets environmental protection requirements, and is harmless and synergistic. The operation can be carried out in the open outdoor field or in the workshop greenhouse.

Working Process of Crawler Compost Turner

The crawler-type turner is designed to travel on pre-stacked long strips of materials. Direction is controlled by staff situated in the cab. The machine boasts a rotary cutter shaft that is installed under the frame and is equipped with hydraulic lifting functionality. This hydraulic function allows the materials to be turned evenly, leaving no dead angles.
The precision of the machine’s design means that the materials do not require any additional maintenance or adjustment after being turned. Additionally, the turned materials are automatically stacked into strips, streamlining the process and making it highly efficient.
This innovative machine is a must-have for any manufacturing or production facility that values efficiency, speed, and precision. The benefits of having such a machine as part of your production equipment are undeniable.

Applications

Crop straw: such as corn straw, rice straw, wheat straw, and other crop residues, which can be used for composting and fermentation after proper treatment. Livestock and poultry manure: including animal manure such as cow manure, pig manure, chicken manure, etc., is one of the common raw materials for organic fertilizers. Waste leaves: kitchen waste such as vegetable waste and fruit peels can also be used for composting and fermentation after proper treatment. Domestic garbage: organic waste that has been sorted and treated, such as kitchen waste, food residues, etc., can be converted into organic fertilizers through composting and fermentation.