Disc Granulation Production Line: How to Transform Powder into Premium Fertilizer Granules?

In modern fertilizer production, the disc granulation production line plays a pivotal role. This efficient and flexible line transforms fine raw material powder into uniform, robust granular fertilizer, enhancing not only the product's commercial value but also its storage and application properties.
At the heart of the disc granulation line lies the disc granulator. Its working principle is ingenious and efficient: an inclined, continuously rotating large disc subjects the uniformly mixed powdered fertilizer raw materials to a graceful state of "rolling motion." By spraying atomized liquid (usually water or a binder), operators initiate the formation of tiny seed pellets. Under the combined action of centrifugal force, gravity, and friction, these pellets continually roll, adhere, and compact within the disc until they reach the predetermined ideal size and automatically discharge. This process resembles the natural "growth" of the fertilizer itself—continuous and self-regulating.
However, the disc granulator does not operate in isolation. A complete production line is a symphony of precise equipment collaboration:
Raw Material Pre-treatment System: Includes fertilizer crushers and vertical disc mixer to ensure absolute uniformity in particle fineness and composition—the foundation for successful granulation.
Feeding and Binder System: Precise metering feeders and spray devices provide a stable, controlled "flow" of raw materials and "binding force" for the granulation process.
Drying and Cooling Equipment: Freshly formed pellets have high moisture content and temperature. Rotary dryers and coolers are essential to remove excess moisture and lower the temperature, ensuring pellet strength and stability.
Screening and Recycling System: A rotary sieve classifies the finished product by size. Undersized or oversized pellets are automatically crushed and returned to the granulation disc for reprocessing, achieving zero raw material waste.
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