平模造粒机

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平模造粒机是使用压辊与模具挤压成型,用于对发酵后的各种有机物进行造粒,造粒前无需对原料进行干燥,粉碎,直接配料就可以加工出圆柱状颗粒,可节省大量能源,可配置多种模具生产2-8mm直径的柱状颗粒,满足不同需求。

应用范围可用于畜禽粪便、有机肥、秸秆粉、木屑、饲料原料、生物质燃料等物料造粒。

产品特点
  • 结构简单,操作方便
    设备结构紧凑,占地面积小,操作简单,适合中小型养殖场、有机肥厂和饲料加工厂使用。

  • 颗粒成型好,规格可调
    通过平模挤压成型,可生产圆柱形颗粒,颗粒直径可根据模孔大小进行定制。

  • 适用原料范围广
    可用于畜禽粪便、有机肥、秸秆粉、木屑、饲料原料、生物质燃料等物料造粒。

  • 投资成本低,维护方便
    相比大型造粒设备,平模造粒机成本较低,易损件更换方便,适合前期小规模生产或试产使用。

  • 可单机使用,也可配套产线
    可单独用于小批量造粒,也可与粉碎机、搅拌机、冷却机、筛分机、包装机等设备组成完整生产线。


产品规格
型号产量 (t/h)功率 (kW)颗粒直径 (mm)
SHPM-2600.5-0.7152-10
厚度和长度可调
SHPM-3600.9-1.222
SHPM-4001-1.530
SHPM-5001.5-237
SHPM-6002-2.545
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平模造粒机是使用压辊与模具挤压成型,用于对发酵后的各种有机物进行造粒,造粒前无需对原料进行干燥,粉碎,直接配料就可以加工出圆柱状颗粒,可节省大量能源,可配置多种模具生产2-8mm直径的柱状颗粒,满足不同需求。平模造粒机主要用于(生物)有机肥和养殖业加工行业的颗粒加工;该机加工的颗粒状物料表面光洁,硬度适中,在加工过程中能较好的保持原料内部各营养成分;颗粒成分均匀,形状整齐,颗粒粗细的孔径可分为:02、2.5、3.5、4、5、6、7、8毫米等,用户订货时可根据生产需要选择;由于颗粒含水率低便于储存,在水中能较长时间的保持原状,大幅提高物料的利用率。

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