Eight months after their initial purchase, a long-standing Malaysian client placed a repeat order for five double roller press granulators; production is now complete, and the units have been loaded and shipped. This order represents the procurement of the core granulation machinery for the client’s second production line—following the successful launch of their first—with all five units scheduled for simultaneous installation and operation.

The client’s first production line utilized two units of the same model; these have operated stably since commissioning, with actual output exceeding design specifications by 15%. Based on this performance, the client specified five units for their capacity expansion project, requiring delivery within three months. To meet this deadline, the production department adjusted schedules, assigning two teams to handle parallel assembly and implementing continuous shift rotations for critical processes, ultimately completing production four days ahead of schedule.

Building on the standard configuration, the five units incorporate three improvements based on feedback from the client’s first line: external grease nipples were added to the extrusion roller bearing housings to allow for lubrication without stopping the machine; the feed inlet was enlarged by 20% to reduce bridging issues with high-fiber raw materials; and the machine frame baseplates were thickened by 5mm to minimize vibration-related displacement risks. The client approved these improvements and has confirmed the list of spare parts for future maintenance.

On the day of shipment, the five units underwent final inspections, and accompanying spare parts—including roller shells, hydraulic filter elements, and seals—were packed alongside them. Thanks to the equipment’s compact and uniform dimensions, the five main units and accessories were loaded into a total of three containers, saving one container compared to the initial plan. Customs clearance is complete, and the shipment is en route to Kuantan Port, Malaysia.