Requirement Collection
Feed products, output, raw materials, pellet dimensions, country and schedule.
A defined service process helps connect equipment selection, manufacturing, installation and operator handover.
Early decisions shape the equipment list, site layout, utilities and total project budget.
Feed products, output, raw materials, pellet dimensions, country and schedule.
Recommended model, process flow, equipment scope, power and project notes.
Reference arrangement checked against building dimensions, access and utility points.

The order moves through manufacturing, assembly, inspection and delivery preparation.
A typical manufacturing reference is 35–40 days, but the contract schedule depends on line scope, customization and factory workload.
The service method is agreed in the commercial contract.
Foundation, access, power, water, fuel and local lifting tools prepared by the buyer.
Remote guidance or engineer service arranged according to the agreed scope.
Mechanical, electrical and process checks completed before production trials.
Operators learn startup, shutdown, basic settings, cleaning and routine maintenance.
Open items, documentation and support contacts confirmed with the project team.
Where on-site engineer service is selected, visa, travel, accommodation and local service costs are handled as stated in the final quotation and contract.
Troubleshooting works faster when the model, serial information, photos, video and operating symptoms are provided together.
