RICHI Machinery has successfully commissioned South America’s first industrial-scale paper cat litter pellet plant in São Paulo, Brazil. This innovative 8 T/H facility transforms recycled office paper and cardboard waste into ultra-absorbent, flushable cat litter pellets, addressing the region’s growing demand for sustainable pet products.

The production line features RICHI’s specialized low-temperature pulping system that preserves paper fiber integrity, coupled with dual-stage extrusion technology creating a unique porous pellet structure. The plant implements proprietary antimicrobial treatment during conditioning, eliminating the need for chemical additives while ensuring 99.7% bacterial reduction.

With an annual capacity of 12,000 metric tons, the facility sources raw materials from municipal recycling programs across Brazil’s major cities. The pellets’ rapid-dissolving characteristics have already captured 30% of Brazil’s premium cat litter market within six months of operation. This project demonstrates how waste paper valorization can create high-value products while reducing landfill pressure in developing economies.

Dutch horticultural giant GroenTech has inaugurated a 6 T/H specialty horticultural pellet plant featuring RICHI’s tailored processing solutions. The facility produces standardized peat-alternative pellets from recycled green waste, coconut coir, and structured clay particles.

The production line incorporates RICHI’s patented moisture profiling system that creates differential absorption zones within each pellet. This technology enables optimized root development and water management for high-value greenhouse crops.

All equipment was manufactured in RICHI’s Chinese facilities and shipped through Rotterdam port within 45 days. The plant currently supplies leading tomato and orchid growers across the European Union, demonstrating how advanced pellet engineering can drive sustainable agricultural innovation.

A 4 T/H soil amendment pellet production line designed by RICHI Machinery has transformed agricultural practices in Kenya’s Rift Valley region. The plant converts volcanic rock powder, composted crop residues, and beneficial microorganisms into balanced soil conditioning pellets.

The innovative formulation includes controlled-release mycorrhizal fungi encapsulated within the pellet matrix. RICHI’s gentle pelleting technology preserves microbial viability while achieving optimal disintegration rates for field application.

Supported by UN agricultural development funds, the project serves 5,000 smallholder farms with sustainable alternatives to chemical fertilizers. The modular plant design allows for future capacity doubling as demand grows across East Africa. This initiative exemplifies RICHI’s commitment to technologically appropriate solutions for developing economies.

RICHI Machinery has delivered a specialized 3 T/H air filtration pellet production line to a chemical manufacturer in Ulsan, South Korea. The plant produces structured activated carbon composite pellets impregnated with potassium iodide for heavy metal capture in industrial air scrubbers.

The proprietary process combines coconut-shell activated carbon powder with ceramic binders through RICHI’s dual-stage conditioning and extrusion systems. Each pellet undergoes precision grading to achieve uniform gas flow characteristics crucial for filtration efficiency.

The project included a comprehensive R&D phase where RICHI engineers developed custom die configurations to achieve optimal pore structure. The pellets are now supplied to semiconductor manufacturing facilities across East Asia, representing a technological breakthrough in high-value industrial pellet applications.

British Columbia’s largest wood pellet producer has partnered with RICHI Machinery to install a 15 T/H sawdust pellet manufacturing plant, increasing their total capacity by 60%. The facility processes mixed softwood sawmill residues into EN Plus A1-grade heating pellets for European residential markets.

The project features RICHI’s MZLH768 super-heavy-duty pellet mills equipped with tungsten-carbide reinforced ring dies for processing abrasive conifer species. Advanced dryer technology utilizing biomass-fired thermal oil systems ensures 40% lower carbon emissions compared to conventional gas drying.

Notably, the installation was completed during the region’s harsh winter through prefabricated modular construction. The expansion solidifies Canada’s position as a global wood pellet leader while demonstrating RICHI’s capability to execute complex projects in challenging climates.

A 5 T/H tofu cat litter production line engineered by RICHI Machinery has commenced operations in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Utilizing soybean pomace from local tofu manufacturers as primary feedstock, the plant produces low-dust, high-absorption feline litter pellets for export markets in Japan and Australia.

The production process incorporates proprietary binder-free technology, where natural plant fibers are thermally activated during pelleting. The line features RICHI’s customized conditioning systems for moisture regulation and a unique low-temperature drying tunnel that preserves material integrity.

With an annual capacity of 8,000 tons, the facility has created 50 local jobs while providing Vietnamese soybean processors with a sustainable by-product solution. The project was fast-tracked within 9 months from equipment delivery to commercial production, showcasing RICHI’s expertise in specialized organic material processing.

RICHI Machinery has successfully commissioned a state-of-the-art 20 T/H Refuse-Derived Fuel (RDF) pellet plant in Hamburg, Germany, in collaboration with a leading European waste management consortium. This landmark project processes municipal solid waste, industrial non-recyclables, and commercial packaging materials into high-calorific fuel pellets.

The plant integrates RICHI’s heavy-duty ring die pellet mills with advanced flotation separation and multi-stage shredding systems to handle heterogeneous input materials. The final pellets meet EN Plus industrial fuel standards and are supplied to a regional cement kiln network, replacing 30,000 tons of coal annually.

Key innovations include an AI-driven sorting line for contaminant removal and an integrated emission control system exceeding EU environmental directives. The project, from contract signing to commissioning, was completed within 14 months, demonstrating RICHI’s capability in large-scale waste valorization. This facility positions Germany at the forefront of circular economy implementation in Northern Europe.