Process Husk, Shell, and Meat—Cleanly, Safely, and at Scale

A focused, two-module coconut line: Cocopeat Unit to turn husk into peat-like growing media and coir fibers, and Coconut Crusher to chip husk/shell into uniform pieces for mulch, compost, or biochar feed.

What it does (simple & clear)

1. Accepts coconut fractions (husk and shell) via guarded infeed.
2. Runs one of two modules: Cocopeat Unit — cuts/agitates/separates husk into cocopeat and coir fibers. Coconut Crusher — chips husk or shell into uniform chips/fibers.
3. Delivers clean, consistent output ready for growing media, mulch, compost blends, or biochar feed.

Why it helps

• Less manual effort, more productivity — Guided workflows reduce fatigue and speed up throughput.
• Hygienic handling — Easy-to-clean contact areas support good handling practices.
• Consistent sizing — Uniform peat, fibers, and chips improve downstream use and packaging.
• Built for uptime — Durable components and service-friendly access keep downtime low.
• Real circular value — Turn husk/shell into products you can use or sell locally.

Typical outputs & uses

• Cocopeat Unit (from husk): cocopeat for nursery/growing media; coir fibers for ropes, mats, mixes.
• Coconut Crusher (husk/shell): chips/fibers for mulch, compost accelerant, biochar feed, or bedding.

Note: This configuration focuses on cocopeat and crushing only (no oil or meat processing).

Good practice (to elevate quality)

• Pre-sort by purpose: separate husk and shell early to avoid cross-contamination.
• Moisture management: drain or pre-dry husk for stable cocopeat quality; keep shell chips reasonably dry for storage.
• Clean-in/clean-out: short cleaning routines; keep blades/chambers clear.
• PPE & guarding: sharp fragments and rotating parts require proper protection.
• Traceability: simple labels/batches help meet buyer and regulatory needs.

Operator experience

• Intuitive controls and clear sightlines reduce guesswork.
• Modular setup lets teams start with cocopeat or crushing and scale capacity later.
• Service points are accessible for quick checks and blade maintenance.