For fertilizer manufacturers, choosing the right chain crusher not only reduces production costs but also ensures stable production line operation. Many companies often make the mistake of focusing solely on throughput when selecting a grinder.
First, consider compatibility with the raw material characteristics. If primarily processing lightweight fiber materials like straw and rice stalks, focus on the density and toughness of the equipment chain to prevent fiber entanglement. If crushing hard, cake-like materials like soybean meal and cottonseed meal, emphasize chain material strength to ensure impact resistance.
Second, consider whether the processing capacity matches the production line. Calculate the equipment’s hourly throughput based on your daily production capacity, allowing for a 10%-15% margin to prevent overload due to feed rate fluctuations.

Finally, consider controllable crushing particle size. Different fertilizer products have different particle size requirements. For example, granular fertilizers require crushing to 2-5mm, while powdered fertilizers require finer particles. When selecting a chain crusher, confirm whether the equipment can adjust the particle size by adjusting the screen aperture and drum speed.
Finally, consider energy consumption and environmental protection. Prioritize equipment that matches motor power and processing capacity to avoid energy waste caused by a “big horse pulling a small cart.” Also, focus on the chain crusher sealing performance to minimize dust spillage during the crushing process and meet environmental protection requirements in the fertilizer industry.