The fertilizer crusher is a key machine in organic fertilizer production lines. Its stable operation directly affects both production efficiency and product quality. Using it correctly not only extends its lifespan but also reduces breakdowns.

1.Control Feed Rate and Material Properties

Managing the feed is crucial for stable crusher operation. Keep the feeding steady—avoid uneven amounts that cause load fluctuations.

Handle different materials appropriately:Pre-dry materials with high moisture content.Slow down the feed rate for fibrous materials.Reduce batch sizes for harder materials.Always keep foreign objects like metal or stones out of the crushing chamber—they can damage blades and screens.

2.Regular Maintenance

Good maintenance keeps the crusher running reliably long-term. Remember to:Clear leftover material after each shift.Check blade wear regularly and replace when needed.Lubricate bearings and moving parts on schedule.Check belt tension.Clear or replace clogged screens.

3.Handling Problems and Safety

If you notice strange noises, increased vibration, or sudden drops in output—stop the machine immediately. Common issues include worn blades, blocked screens, or damaged bearings. Fix the problem before restarting.

Safety reminders:Never open guards while the machine is running.Always power off before maintenance.Don’t clear jams by hand.Operators must wear protective gear.

Following these steps—operating properly, using the crusher wisely, and maintaining it well—ensures your fertilizer crusher runs reliably and efficiently over time, supporting smooth fertilizer production.