single machine project

A large integrated duck producer in the Bago Region selected a RICHI SZLH320 duck feed pellet mill for waterfowl farming system in Myanmar to upgrade the pelleting section of its centralized feed mill.

A livestock bedding supplier in Faisalabad, Pakistan, invested in two RICHI MZLH350 cardboard chip pellet machines to develop a commercial bedding product from locally collected corrugated cardboard.

A wood recycling and biomass supply company near Lagos selected one RICHI RIBPC1250×400 pallet chipper in Nigeria to process used wooden pallets and other traceable solid-wood residues. The company already collected recovered timber from logistics companies, warehouses and selected commercial wood users, but irregular pallet dimensions and residual nails made the material difficult to prepare efficiently with its existing equipment.

A specialty mushroom processor in Fujian Province selected one RICHI DHG-500 mushroom continuous belt dryer in China to improve the consistency of its dried mushroom production.

A large integrated poultry operation in Lampung Province upgraded its existing feed mill with one RICHI SZLH350 tapioca animal feed pellet machine in Indonesia. The farm produces approximately 15,000 tons of broiler feed per year and already had grinding, batching, mixing, steam, cooling, screening and packaging equipment, but its older SZLH250 pellet mill had become the main capacity constraint.

A commercial biomass fuel producer in the United States added one RICHI SKLF20×20 wood pellet cooler to an existing wood pellet production line operating at approximately 10 T/H. The plant already had wood receiving, size reduction, drying, fine grinding, pelletizing, screening and packaging equipment, but its existing cooling section had become a constraint as pellet production increased.

A biomass processing company in Kaduna State selected one RICHI MZLH420 millet straw pellet mill in Nigeria to develop a small commercial fuel-pellet business using locally available agricultural residues. Millet straw is the primary raw material, while corn stalks and selected clean wood residues can be introduced when the customer needs to adjust feedstock availability or pellet behavior.

A commercial equine forage processor in Idaho added one RICHI SFSP56×40 teff grass hammer mill in USA to produce controlled-particle-size teff hay for horse-feed products. The business manages its own horses and also supplies processed forage to boarding facilities, specialty horse owners and regional equine customers, giving the grinding section enough commercial throughput to justify an industrial 37 kW hammer mill.

A large compound feed manufacturer in Saraburi Province upgraded one of its poultry feed pelleting sections with two RICHI SZLH558 ring die pellet mills. The factory produces approximately 500,000 tons of compound feed annually for commercial livestock customers, with broiler and layer feed representing an important part of its product portfolio.

A fruit snack processor in Washington State installed one RICHI DHG-1000 apple chip belt drying machine in United States to expand its production of dried apple chips.

For this feed cooperative near Herning in western Denmark, the bottleneck was not pellet production. The existing feed mill could already manufacture the required pig feeds, and much of the cooperative’s high-volume farm supply continued to move through bulk delivery. The problem was the smaller but commercially important bagged-feed section, where an aging weighing and filling machine was becoming increasingly difficult to keep stable.

A commercial pig producer in Paraná, Brazil, purchased one RICHI SZLH350 cassava feeds pellet machine to upgrade an existing on-farm feed mill. The farm already had ingredient storage, a hammer mill and a batch mixer, but part of its grower-finisher feed was still supplied as mash. As the company increased its use of locally produced cassava meal, dust, segregation and inconsistent physical handling became more noticeable.