Seed pelleting machine is a critical step in modern agriculture’s pursuit of precision seeding, and the seed pelleting machine, as the carrier of this process, directly determines the pellet’s forming quality and the single-seed rate.
The most intuitive indicators of a seed pelleting machine are its processing capacity, degree of automation, and whether pelleting affects the seed germination rate.
Hebei Kairuote’s seed pelleting machine is the best in terms of pellet forming quality, germination rate, and automation level.
The Siemens control cabinet is equipped with a 7-inch display and a Siemens control system, featuring strong logic, stable operation, and precise control. It also stores pellet formulations from the past decade, eliminating the hassle of later ratio adjustments and reducing manual operations. It can monitor powder and water supply in real time.
The pelleting main unit adopts precise metering with a vertical screw feeder, delivering more accurate powder feeding. The water supply system uses medical-grade peristaltic pumps, with adjustable liquid flow. The working principle utilizes ultra-high-speed centrifugal granulation, keeping seeds in a suspended state inside.
Simply turn on the switch, pour the seeds into the pelleting drum, and once the seeds are suspended, powder and water are automatically supplied. The seeds are coated layer by layer, ensuring every seed is evenly wrapped. The uniformity of the single-seed rate reaches 98%.
After pelleting, seeds must be dried promptly. Seeds contain a large amount of moisture; without timely drying, they may prematurely enter the germination stage, and pelleted seeds are prone to deformation.
Drying adopts dynamic suspension drying: seeds remain suspended throughout the drying process, achieving 360-degree drying for more uniform and thorough results. The drying process maintains a low temperature, ensuring seed viability and germination rate are not affected.
Dried seeds have good flowability, enabling both direct seeding and plug tray seedling raising. Seedlings emerge uniformly and robustly, reducing the cost of manual thinning.
