Wheel type and track type organic fertilizer turners each have their own characteristics in organic fertilizer production, and there are many differences between them.
From the perspective of walking mode, the wheel type organic fertilizer turning machine relies on the rotation of the wheel to achieve movement. The design of the wheel makes it more flexible to move on flat ground and easy to turn. This allows it to quickly adjust its work position in areas with relatively flat terrain and open fields. The track type stacker, on the other hand, travels through tracks with a large contact area with the ground and low pressure on the ground. It can adapt to various complex terrains, including soft and muddy fields, and is not easily trapped.
In terms of flipping ability, the flipping components of the wheel type flipping machine usually have a high rotational speed, which can quickly flip materials and have a good flipping effect on looser materials, enabling the materials to be fully mixed in a short period of time. The crawler type turning machine has a high turning force and is suitable for handling materials with high packing density and clumping. It can use strong power to turn up deep materials and ensure the uniformity of fermentation.
In terms of equipment stability, the wheel type stacker may experience bumps when encountering uneven ground during high-speed driving or flipping, which may affect the flipping effect and equipment service life. Due to the support and buffering effect of the tracks, the tracked stacker can maintain good stability even on uneven ground, ensuring the continuity and accuracy of the flipping operation.
In terms of maintenance, the disc and transmission components of the disc type stacker are relatively simple, and the maintenance cost is low. Daily maintenance mainly focuses on tire wear inspection and transmission component lubrication. The track structure of the track type stacker is complex, and maintenance work such as adjusting the tension and replacing wear of the track is relatively cumbersome, resulting in high maintenance costs.
In terms of applicable scenarios, the wheel type stacker is suitable for production environments with good site conditions, loose materials, and high requirements for stacking speed. Crawler type flipping machines are more suitable for use in complex terrain, difficult material handling, and high requirements for flipping depth and strength.
There are significant differences between the wheel type and track type organic fertilizer turning machines in terms of walking mode, turning ability, stability, maintenance, and applicable scenarios. Producers should choose equipment reasonably based on actual needs and site conditions to achieve the best organic fertilizer production effect.