The HINDA Compost Making Machine can process between 600 to 800 m³ of material, making it ideal for large-scale composting operations.
The machine is equipped with an 80-120 HP motor, which provides strong and reliable performance for high-volume composting.
The HINDA Compost Making Machine is designed to efficiently process various types of organic waste, including cow dung and chicken manure, with a high moisture tolerance of 50%-60%.
The overall dimensions of the machine are 4100mm x 2300mm x 1200mm, allowing it to fit into various farming environments.
Yes, the HINDA Compost Making Machine is constructed with high-quality components, ensuring durability and minimal maintenance requirements.
Yes, the HINDA Compost Making Machine is available in customizable colors, specifically green or blue, to fit the aesthetic of your farm or facility.
The machine has a turning width of 2000mm and a turning height of 1200mm, allowing it to efficiently handle large amounts of organic waste.
The HINDA Compost Making Machine is perfect for cattle farms, chicken farms, and other agricultural operations looking to turn waste into valuable fertilizer.
The transport weight varies by model: HINDA-200 weighs approximately 920kg, HINDA-300A weighs around 1.66 tons, and HINDA-300B is about 1.68 tons.
The operational speed can vary depending on the material and conditions, generally ranging from 200 to 750 m/h.
The HINDA Compost Making Machine transforms manure and other organic materials into compost, effectively reducing waste and improving soil fertility.
The rotor diameter varies by model: HINDA-200 has a rotor diameter of 540 mm, while both HINDA-300A and HINDA-300B have a rotor diameter of 720 mm.
The HINDA-200 model requires a tractor power of at least 50 HP, while both HINDA-300A and HINDA-300B require 90-120 HP.
The turning rate for the HINDA-200 is up to 600 m³/h, while the HINDA-300A and HINDA-300B can handle up to 800-1,000 m³/h.
The HINDA Compost Making Machine is primarily designed for large farms due to its capacity and power requirements, but smaller farms may also benefit if they handle large volumes of organic waste.
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