Tractor compost turner

The tractor composting turner is a kind of equipment used for composting of organic waste, which mainly consists of two parts: a tractor and a compost turning device. The working principle is to use the power of the tractor to drive the turning drum to rotate, throw up, stir and turn the compost material, so that the material is fully in contact with the air, and promote aerobic fermentation during the composting process.

It is widely used in fermentation, ripening and moisture removal operations in organic fertilizer plants, compound fertilizer plants, sludge garbage plants, gardening fields and Agaricus bisporus cultivation plants.

1. Efficient composting: The tractor composting turner has strong power and efficient turning ability, and can complete the turning of a large amount of composting materials in a short time. Compared with manual turning and other small turning equipment, it greatly improves the composting efficiency.
2. Strong adaptability: It can adapt to composting sites and materials of different sizes, whether it is a small composting site or a large organic fertilizer production enterprise, it can meet its turning needs. At the same time, the height and angle of the compost turning device can be adjusted to adapt to the height and shape of different composting materials.
3. Easy to operate: The operation of the tractor composting turner is relatively simple, and only one driver is needed to complete the entire composting operation. The driver can control the lifting and angle adjustment of the composting device through the tractor’s joystick and hydraulic system, which is convenient and fast.
4. Low cost: Compared with other large composting equipment, the price of the tractor composting turner is relatively low, and the investment cost is small. At the same time, the tractor has strong versatility and can play a variety of roles in agricultural production, which improves the utilization rate of the equipment.

It can be used for fermentation and turning of organic waste such as livestock and poultry manure, sludge garbage, sugar factory filter mud, dregs, cakes, mushroom residues and straw sawdust