In the wave of green agricultural development, organic fertilizer granulation machines, as core production equipment, are subject to multiple factors that influence their price, making it a key consideration for producers when making purchasing decisions. Understanding these factors can help accurately match needs with budget.

The core configuration of the equipment is the basis for determining the price. The design of the granulator's core components and the completeness of its supporting systems directly affect the cost. Different types of granulators, due to differences in working principles and structure, have significantly different prices. The inclusion of auxiliary systems also creates price differences; a complete configuration improves production efficiency but also increases manufacturing costs.
The suitability for different production scales significantly impacts the price range. Equipment designed for small farms has a relatively simple structure, focusing on basic granulation needs, and is more affordable; while equipment adapted for large-scale production needs to meet the requirements of continuous operation and high throughput, resulting in a more complex structure, larger size, and naturally higher price. The higher the match between equipment capacity and production scale, the higher the corresponding manufacturing costs and technical requirements, and the higher the price.
Material selection and manufacturing process further widen the price gap. If the core components that come into contact with the materials use high-quality, corrosion-resistant, and wear-resistant materials, the equipment's service life can be extended, but the raw material costs will be higher. Advanced manufacturing processes improve equipment stability and granulation effect, while precision machining processes increase investment in production, ultimately reflected in the equipment price. In addition, equipment with intelligent control functions, due to the integration of advanced control technology, will also be more expensive than traditional manually adjusted equipment.
Brand value and after-sales service are also important components of the price. Well-known fertilizer machine manufacturers, with their long-term technological accumulation, strict quality control, and good market reputation, often have a reasonable brand premium. A comprehensive after-sales service system, including installation and commissioning, operation training, regular maintenance, and rapid repair response, reduces equipment usage risks, and these added values ​​are also reflected in the price.