Floor-batching Water Soluble Fertilizer Line

Pacific I Imports Export of Sydney, Australia offers a complete Floor‑batching Water Soluble Fertilizer Line designed for large‑scale fertilizer blending. The line integrates automatic batching, blending and packaging in a single sequence, reducing manual handling. A static measuring system using a ground belt replaces conventional belt meters, cutting material‑proportion error and preventing mixture segregation. The equipment is built for continuous operation and can be linked to downstream drip‑irrigation fertilizer filling modules.

All contact surfaces are fabricated from stainless‑steel grade 304, providing corrosion resistance against acidic fertilizer solutions. Typical batch capacities range from 500 to 1 000 kg per cycle, with mixing speeds adjustable between 30 and 60 rpm to suit different formulations. Control is managed by a PLC‑based interface that records batch recipes and allows remote monitoring, a standard feature in modern fertilizer production plants. The line conforms to common safety standards such as CE marking and ISO 9001 for manufacturing processes, although certification should be confirmed with the supplier.

The system targets manufacturers of water‑soluble N‑P‑K blends, specialty micronutrient formulas and growers who require on‑site custom mixing. Purchasers typically arrange FOB Sydney shipping and may request on‑site installation, with the supplier indicating flexible minimum order quantities for the equipment set. Because response metrics show a zero‑percent reply rate, buyers are advised to verify current availability and after‑sales support directly with Pacific I Imports Export before placing an order.

Pacific I Imports Export is located at 73 Saville St, Sydney, NSW 2177, Australia, and is listed with a harbour‑level trust tier on the marketplace. The company specialises in supplying complete fertilizer production lines and related processing equipment to domestic and export markets. Its public profile shows a response rate of 0 percent and no recorded average response time, indicating that buyers should initiate contact early to secure replies. The supplier’s catalogue focuses on automation, precision dosing and modular designs that can be expanded as production volumes grow.

While the listing does not disclose specific client references or annual turnover, the description highlights experience drawn from both local Australian projects and international formula‑fertilizer manufacturers. Potential buyers can request detailed technical drawings and installation manuals, which the supplier states are available upon inquiry. No third‑party certifications are listed, so verification of CE or ISO compliance should be obtained directly from Pacific I Imports Export before finalising a purchase.