At a glance
Customer: Fertilizer producer in New Zealand
Problem: Greenfield plant with no existing line to integrate with
Solution: YUSHUNXIN supplied the complete granulation line as one coordinated package: batching, granulation, screening and bagging. The line was assembled and run under no-load conditions in the factory, then export-packed with f...
Result: Complete granulation line assembled and no-load tested
| Customer type | Fertilizer producer in New Zealand |
| Industry / project type | Fertilizer Granulation Line |
| Capacity | Complete line |
| Country / region | New Zealand |
| Year | 2026 |
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Why the project happened
A New Zealand customer needed a complete granulation line for local fertilizer production. The order covered the full route from batching and granulation through screening and packing. Because the plant is a greenfield investment, the customer required factory assembly and no-load testing before shipment so that installation and commissioning on site would be predictable.
What the customer faced
These are the specific issues the project was built to solve.
- Greenfield plant with no existing line to integrate with
- Complete-line responsibility across granulation, screening and packing
- Ocean freight to New Zealand requires durable export packing
- Customer needed assembly and testing evidence before dispatch
Limits we designed around
Real projects are never ideal. These constraints shaped the configuration and delivery plan.
- Complete line within a defined container plan
- Export packing suitable for long-distance sea freight
- No-load testing and commissioning documents before loading
Why we configured it this way
YUSHUNXIN supplied the complete granulation line as one coordinated package: batching, granulation, screening and bagging. The line was assembled and run under no-load conditions in the factory, then export-packed with fixed steel frames, moisture barriers and lashing points so the customer can install it quickly on arrival.
How it was delivered
From requirements confirmation to commissioning - the key nodes of this project.
Requirements confirmation
Confirmed raw material, capacity target and final product specification with the New Zealand buyer.
Engineering & configuration
Configured the granulation route and sized the batching, screening and packing stations around the agreed capacity.
Fabrication & assembly
Fabricated and assembled the line in-house with quality checks at each station.
No-load testing & export packing
Ran no-load testing, verified electrical and mechanical interlocking, then export-packed each module.
Container loading & dispatch
Loaded containers with packing list, certificates and installation documents for shipment to New Zealand.
Difficult points and how we solved them
Complete-line responsibility
Assembled and tested the full line before dispatch so site work is reduced to installation and commissioning.
Long-distance sea freight
Used fixed frames, moisture barriers and lashing points, with a detailed packing list per container.
Evidence before payment of balance
Provided assembly photos, test videos and documents as proof of readiness before loading.
What changed after delivery
Verifiable changes from this project. Where specific figures are confidential, we state the direction and the evidence.
- Complete granulation line assembled and no-load tested
- Export-packed and loaded with documents for New Zealand
- Installation and commissioning path defined before dispatch
Project outcome
Line loaded and shipped to the destination port with packing list and documents.
What similar customers can learn
For greenfield buyers, a complete line that is assembled and no-load tested in the factory removes most site-side surprises. Confirm the raw material, capacity and final product first, then let the line be sized and tested as one system.
Questions from similar projects
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