Successful Delivery of Crawler Type Compost Turner to Colombia

Project Background

CONSORCIO LAGUNA RIO FRIO is a well-established environmental engineering and agricultural service company in Colombia. The company focuses on organic waste treatment and sustainable farming solutions. In 2024, they approached us with the goal of improving their composting efficiency and expanding their organic fertilizer production capabilities.

Client Overview

Client Name: CONSORCIO LAGUNA RIO FRIO

Standort: Colombia

Industrie: Environmental Engineering & Organic Fertilizer

Anwendung: Animal Waste Composting

Product Supplied

Machine Type: Crawler -Kompost -Turner

Modell: SXLDF-2600

Drehbreite: 2600 mm

Features: Hydraulic lifting, automatic turning, efficient aeration, and heavy-duty chassis suitable for outdoor compost yards

Project Highlights

Our team provided a tailor-made solution based on the client’s composting site conditions and material types (Viehdünger, crop residues, usw.). The crawler-type compost turner was selected due to its strong adaptability to large-scale outdoor composting, its ability to significantly reduce fermentation time, and its cost-effective operation.

Delivery & Service

The machine was shipped from our factory and delivered to Bogotá port within 25 working days. Remote installation guidance and training were provided via video and detailed manuals. Our after-sales team also offered 24/7 technical support to ensure smooth operation.

Client Feedback

The representatives from CONSORCIO LAGUNA RIO FRIO expressed high satisfaction with the equipment quality and service:
“The compost turner works efficiently and has greatly improved our composting process. We are planning to cooperate further on complete organic fertilizer production lines.”

Abschluss

This successful cooperation marks a strong partnership between our company and CONSORCIO LAGUNA RIO FRIO. It also reflects the increasing demand for smart composting solutions in Latin America. We look forward to supporting more global clients in their sustainable agriculture journey.