single machine project

This project concerns a soybean dregs cat litter extruder in Italy. This project came from a pet supplies manufacturer located in Northern Italy that had previously focused on importing tofu cat litter from Asia but later decided to establish localized pellet processing capacity using soybean by-products sourced from domestic food processing facilities.

This project focuses on organic fertilizer granule manufacturing machines in Zambia. A client, operating a medium-scale organic fertilizer processing facility, chose to invest in an organic fertilizer granules making machine in Zambia to modernize their production process. The facility previously relied on manual pellet presses and hand-formed granules, which limited production capacity, caused inconsistent pellet quality, and required extensive labor.

This project concerns round bale choppers for sale Croatia. A medium-sized dairy and arable farm located near the city of Osijek, in eastern Croatia, recently purchased two units of the YPPK-2600 round bale chopper to solve a specific problem: processing corn stover bales and alfalfa bales into consistent 20-30mm particles for their 180 dairy cows and for a neighboring biogas plant.

Silage Grass Rotary Dryer in Sri Lanka became the key equipment investment for a livestock feed contractor located in the country’s North Central Province, where seasonal grass harvesting and silage preparation have been expanding rapidly over the last few years.

This project concerns a hay pellet mill with a production capacity of 1–3 tons per hour in Brazil. The client, operating as a commercial feed mill, focuses primarily on producing feed for dairy cattle, beef cattle, and sheep across local farms in Paraná and Rio Grande do Sul.

This project concerns a goose feed pellet machine intended for waterfowl feed production in Egypt. The farm we worked with specializes in geese – specifically the native Egyptian goose (a domesticated variety) and imported Embden and Toulouse breeds – with a flock of 8,000 breeding geese producing approximately 50,000 goslings annually for meat production.

This project concerns a paper waste recycling machine in Ukraine. From office paper to corrugated boxes, much of this material was previously sent to landfills or incinerated, leading to environmental concerns and lost economic potential. Recognizing the opportunity to convert waste into valuable products, a Ukrainian waste management and recycling company decided to invest in a paper waste recycling machine in Ukraine to enhance its material recovery and product output.

This project concerns a plant fiber cat litter pellet machine in Germany. The customer had originally operated as a supplier of compressed agricultural bedding materials for rabbit farms and horse stables. As Germany’s sustainable pet products market expanded rapidly, especially in cities such as Munich, Stuttgart, Frankfurt, and Hamburg, the company began exploring the possibility of converting existing plant fiber resources into lightweight flushable cat litter pellets.

This project concerns an industrial pallet shredder in Austria. Previously, the client relied on manually disassembling pallets and small, low-capacity shredders that were slow and inefficient. Nails, screws, and metal brackets embedded in pallets and boards often caused downtime, creating a need for more robust and efficient machinery.

This is a project regarding a cotton gin waste dryer in Brazil. The client, a family-owned ginning business that has operated for over twenty years, had been paying a third-party contractor to haul this waste to a designated disposal area, costing them nearly 8,000 Brazilian reais per month.

This is a project regarding a mixed agricultural straw cat litter pellet machine in the United Kingdom. A UK-based startup focused on zero-waste agricultural solutions had been reselling imported paper litter from Sweden for two years. The brand was growing, but supply chain delays and rising shipping costs from the Baltic Sea ate into their margins.

This project concerns a shrimp feed line crumbler in Myanmar. This customer owns about 120 hectares of shrimp ponds in the Ayeyarwady Delta region of Myanmar – near Pathein, if you know the area. He's been farming black tiger shrimp Penaeus monodon for about 15 years. Good operation. He knows his stuff.