In the field of advanced granulation, the paddle-type mixing granulator stands out as a core fertilizer equipment. Like a skilled sculptor, it uses its unique “art of mixing” to shape loose materials into perfect granules. Also known as a tooth-type mixing granulator or a new type two-in-one organic fertilizer granulator, the paddle-type mixing granulator is a key equipment in fertilizer production, especially in biofertilizer production, where its gentle process effectively preserves the vitality of microorganisms. Unlike traditional extrusion molding, it relies on high-speed rotating blades to form granules through a natural balance between centrifugal force, friction, and viscosity, making it ideal for sensitive organic and biofertilizer formulations.
Core Advantage: No high-pressure extrusion required. The granulation process is like a “gentle massage,” especially suitable for protecting active ingredients and fiber structures, producing round and plump granules with particle size uniformity exceeding 90%.
Fertilizer Production: Organic Waste Transformation
Converts malodorous livestock manure into odorless granular organic fertilizer, solving caking issues
Gentle process ensures >85% microorganism survival rate, ideal for bio-organic fertilizer
Enables precise addition of trace elements for “customized” specialty fertilizers
Chemical Industry: Expert for Viscous Materials
Dyes and pigments achieve 50% better flowability after granulation, eliminating dust pollution
Uniform catalyst granule strength improves chemical reaction efficiency by 20%
Various chemical additives extend shelf life by 6-12 months after granulation
Pharmaceutical & Feed: Guardians of Quality
Chinese medicine granules retain up to 95% active ingredients, far surpassing traditional methods
Pharmaceutical excipients achieve 98% mixing uniformity after granulation
Aquafeed granules maintain integrity in water, improving feed conversion rate by 15%
From farms to factories, from medicine to feed, paddle mixer pelletizers are redefining granulation standards with their gentle process and excellent adaptability. They’re not just equipment, but an art form that perfectly combines material properties with processing techniques.