The windrow compost turning machine spreader is a professional fertilizing equipment designed for complex terrains such as slopes and wetlands. It combines the stability of a crawler travel system with the efficiency of a professional fertilizing device, completely solving the problem of traditional wheeled fertilizer spreaders having difficulty operating in complex terrains.
Excellent maneuverability: The track design reduces ground pressure, enabling stable operation on complex terrain, including gently sloping mountains, soft muddy land, and wet paddy fields.
Precision fertilization system: Equipped with hydraulic adjustment for fertilizer rate and spreading width, it ensures uniform fertilization and improves fertilizer utilization.
Versatile adaptability: It can handle various forms of organic compost, including powdered, granular, and half-wet fertilizers.
In the bio-organic fertilizer production line, the windrow compost turning machineis often used in conjunction with a fertilizer granulator, such as a disc granulator.
The windrow compost turning machine’s wheel and turning shaft speeds can be adjusted based on the material’s properties to achieve optimal yield and quality. The ground clearance of the turning shaft can also be hydraulically adjusted to meet customer requirements to prevent the turning shaft blades from contacting the ground.
Powered by a vertical, cold-cooled diesel engine, the crawler compost turner offers ample power, high efficiency, and low fuel consumption.
The windrow compost turning machine utilizes an electrical push button switch and joystick for operation, making it flexible and easy to operate.
The windrow compost turning machine can break up compacted materials, increase porosity, promote aerobic microbial activity, accelerate water evaporation, eliminate fermentation dead corners, and make the temperature of the pile uniform. At the same time, it is also necessary to ensure that additives such as bacterial agents are evenly distributed, thereby accelerating the fermentation rate and shortening the fermentation cycle.
