Pahang, a major oil palm-producing region in Malaysia, generates vast quantities of palm fiber and residue. Traditional disposal methods—such as open burning or piling—not only wasted valuable organic matter but also faced increasing environmental regulatory pressure. A 5-ton-per-hour powdered organic fertilizer production line, delivered by Huaqiang Heavy Industry, has now officially commenced operations, utilizing specialized equipment to efficiently process solid palm waste.
The production line features a comprehensive workflow comprising a loader feeding hopper, a chain crusher, an automatic batching system, a twin-shaft paddle mixer, a drum screener, and a packaging unit. The loader feeding hopper handles bulk fermented palm material, ensuring continuous feeding and reducing the need for manual labor; the chain crusher effectively breaks down and separates the tough, long fibers characteristic of palm waste; the automatic batching system precisely controls the ratios of various additives; the twin-shaft paddle mixer ensures thorough material blending and uniform nutrient distribution; the drum screener separates oversized, non-compliant particles, yielding high-quality powdered fertilizer; and the packaging unit handles automatic weighing and sealing, allowing finished products to go directly into storage.
The equipment is tailored to the local facility layout, offering a high degree of automation and requiring minimal staffing while consistently achieving a production capacity of 5 tons per hour. The organic fertilizer produced from palm waste is rich in organic matter and essential secondary and trace elements, helping to improve plantation soil quality and reduce reliance on chemical fertilizers. Compared to pelletizing lines, the powdered fertilizer process eliminates the need for granulation and drying, resulting in lower investment costs and reduced energy consumption—making it an ideal solution for integration with palm processing plants. Huaqiang Heavy Industry provides a comprehensive, one-stop service covering process planning, equipment manufacturing, and commissioning.
_800x600.jpg)