In the fertilizer production process, organic fertilizer granulators, as core equipment, have always been a key factor affecting production efficiency and equipment life. However, effective maintenance and operation strategies can significantly reduce granulator wear, extend equipment life, and reduce production costs.

1. Regular lubrication is key: Regularly applying high-quality lubricating oil or grease to key equipment components, such as gears, bearings, and drive shafts, effectively reduces friction between components. It is recommended to develop a detailed lubrication schedule based on the frequency of equipment use and the operating environment, and strictly adhere to it.

2. Standardized operating procedures: Standardized operating procedures are crucial to reducing granulator wear. Operators should receive professional training and be familiar with the equipment's operating procedures and precautions. In addition, regular cleaning and maintenance of the equipment to remove residual materials and impurities inside the equipment will help maintain good operating condition and reduce wear.

3. Timely replacement of worn parts: Even after taking the above measures, some granulator components will still wear out due to long-term use. Regularly inspect key equipment components, such as dies, blades, and screens, and replace them promptly if any signs of wear are found. By promptly replacing worn parts, you can ensure your organic fertilizer equipment is always in optimal operating condition and extend its overall service life.

These simple yet effective measures can significantly reduce wear on your fertilizer granulator, improve production efficiency, and reduce maintenance costs.