The screw conveyor is a common piece of equipment in the fertilizer industry used to transport powdered, granular, and small-lump materials. It utilizes rotating spiral blades to push material forward along a trough or pipe. It is widely used in organic and compound fertilizer production lines for transferring raw materials, semi-finished products, and finished goods. Featuring a simple structure and excellent sealing capabilities, it effectively prevents dust emissions and material spillage, making it an economical and practical solution for enclosed conveying and improving workshop environments.

Large angle belt conveyors play a critical role in vertically lifting materials within fertilizer production lines, serving as essential equipment for achieving three-dimensional workshop layouts and efficient space utilization. In fertilizer production, equipment for processes such as crushing, mixing, and granulating is often arranged on platforms at varying heights; large angle belt conveyors establish a continuous material transport path between the ground level and these elevated platforms. By integrating horizontal transport and vertical lifting onto a single belt, they simplify transfer steps and reduce the total number of machines required, acting as a vital link in the material flow of modern fertilizer production lines.

Mobile belt conveyors are commonly used flexible loading and unloading tools in fertilizer production lines and warehouses. They are simple to operate, easy to relocate, and can be pushed by a single person. Whether loading finished fertilizer onto trucks or transferring raw materials from the stockpile to the feeding port, the mobile belt conveyor can quickly take position and start working as soon as it is connected to a power source. The machine height is adjustable, allowing loading from both high and low trucks. The equipment has no complex control system; operators only need to master start-up, shutdown, and height adjustment. Daily maintenance is also simple, making it a practical piece of equipment for fertilizer companies to solve temporary conveying tasks.

Bucket elevators play a crucial role in the vertical material transport of modern fertilizer production lines, serving as core equipment for achieving three-dimensional layout and efficient space utilization in the workshop. In fertilizer production, various process equipment are often arranged on platforms at different heights. Bucket elevators, within a sealed casing, vertically lift materials from the ground or lower levels to higher levels, supplying materials to high-level equipment such as granulators, coolers, screening machines, and packaging machines. Together with horizontal belt conveyors and inclined belt conveyors with large angles, they form a three-dimensional conveying network for fertilizer production lines, making them indispensable material lifting equipment for fertilizer enterprises with capacities exceeding 10,000 tons to achieve fully automated production.

Belt conveyors are the most widely used continuous conveying equipment in the fertilizer industry. The conveyor belt serves as both the traction and load-bearing mechanism, continuously transporting materials from one point to another. They are widely used in organic fertilizer and compound fertilizer production lines, connecting various processes such as crushing, mixing, granulation, drying, cooling, screening, and packaging, enabling long-distance, high-volume transport of powdery, granular, and small lump materials. The equipment has a mature structure, stable and reliable operation, and is easy to maintain. Horizontal, inclined, or convex/concave conveyor lines can be flexibly arranged according to the workshop layout, making it an indispensable basic equipment for fertilizer enterprises to achieve mechanized and automated production.