Henan Lane Heavy Industry Machinery Technology Co., Ltd.

We offer a variety of types of compost turning equipment. Our equipment boasts extensive export experience, long service life, easy maintenance, flexible production solutions, a five-year warranty, and overseas installation services by our engineers. If you are interested in compost turning equipment, please contact us! Our unmanned compost turning machines, based on preset programs or sensors, autonomously move across the fermentation site, turning materials using rotary blades or rollers. This allows for fully automated operation, significantly saving manpower, offering precise and efficient work in a good working environment. Our towed compost turning machines are pulled by tractors or other tractor-mounted equipment, powered by a power take-off shaft to rotate the turning rotor. This versatile machine utilizes existing tractor power, resulting in lower purchase costs and greater flexibility. Our disc compost turning machines use flexible blades mounted on a high-speed rotating disc to cut, break up, and throw materials. This provides strong turning force, long throwing distance, and excellent oxygenation, making it particularly suitable for handling viscous or lumpy materials. Our axe-shaped compost turning machines utilize robust axe-shaped turning teeth that penetrate deep into the material, hooking, breaking it up, and throwing it backward through rotation. With strong crushing capacity, it can effectively process fibrous materials, has relatively low power consumption, and operates stably and reliably. The trough-type compost turner moves along tracks or tracks on a narrow fermentation trough, using spiral cutter rollers or chain plates under a bridge structure to turn, mix, and move the material. It has a short composting cycle, relatively small footprint, high degree of automation, and good environmental performance. The tracked compost turner uses a tracked chassis to move directly on long, narrow material piles, using centrally located rollers or blades for turning. It has low ground pressure, does not damage the ground, requires no trough construction, has good mobility, and is suitable for large-scale open-air composting operations.