GRC 2000 – 2000 Ltr Institutional Composter with Shredder

Introducing the GRC 2000 – a 2000-liter Institutional Composter with Shredder. This smart composting solution transforms your kitchen scraps into valuable compost effortlessly. Say goodbye to tossing your waste as garbage and hello to reducing landfill waste in your area while helping the environment.

Operating the GRC 2000 is a breeze; no electricity or mechanical parts are needed. Plus, you won’t have to deal with unpleasant odors. It’s designed for easy operation and hassle-free maintenance, so you can focus on composting without any worries.

Built with durable FRP materials, the dual-bin design maximizes efficiency. As you fill one bin with waste, the other undergoes composting for about 30 to 40 days. Then, simply switch bins and repeat the process. Before you know it, you’ll have rich compost ready to enhance your garden or landscaping projects.

With the GRC 2000, composting has never been simpler or more rewarding. Join the eco-friendly revolution and turn your kitchen waste into nutrient-rich compost with ease.

Product Description:

• GRC 2000: A 2000-litre institutional composter with shredder.
• Designed for composting in hotels and institutions, offering aesthetic appeal and functional efficiency.
• Effortlessly handles kitchen and food waste, converting it into organic manure.
• Hassle-free operation, easy maintenance, and seamless conversion of organic waste to valuable resources.
• Each bin can digest up to 100 kg of waste daily, producing around 100 liters of compost (manure), totaling 750 to 800 kg.
• Bin dimensions: 4’0”x5’0”x4’6”.
• The dual-bin configuration, along with the shredder, is suitable for serving 160-200 families efficiently.
• Can be installed in setback spaces, open areas, or on the terrace, providing flexibility in placement.
• The integrated shredder enhances the composting process by breaking down waste materials, ensuring faster decomposition and nutrient-rich compost.
• Each bin requires approximately 30 bags of 10-liter capacity of My Green Microbes per month to maintain efficiency.
• The GRC 2000 offers a sustainable solution for managing organic waste on a large scale, combining capacity, efficiency, and ease of use.

APPLICATION AREAS

GRC 2000 – Institutional composter used for Hotels, Institutions, etc.,

Composting procedure with MY GREEN BIN

Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to use our dual bin aerobic digester to create rich manure:

1. Prepare the Bin: Spread a 1-inch layer of My Green Microbes at the bottom of the bin to kickstart the composting process.
2. Layer Waste: Add 3 to 4 inches of kitchen waste to the bin, ensuring it’s evenly distributed.
3. Spread Microbes: Sprinkle My Green Microbes evenly over the waste layer.
4. Repeat: Add another 3 to 4 inches of waste on top of the microbes layer, then sprinkle more microbes.
5. Continue Layering: Repeat the process of alternating waste and microbes layers until the bin is filled to capacity.
6. Composting Begins: Once the first bin is full, cover it with a layer of microbes and leave it to compost.
7. Start Second Bin: Begin the same process in the second bin, continuing the cycle of waste layering and microbe application.
8. Alternate Use: Both bins can be used alternatively, allowing one to compost while the other is in use, ensuring a constant supply of rich manure.

By following these simple steps, you can efficiently convert organic waste into nutrient-rich manure using our dual bin aerobic digester.

What to compost?

You can compost a variety of organic materials in our GRC2000 Institutional Composter, including Cooked food, Uncooked food, Tea bags, Coffee dust, Fruits & Fruit peels, Vegetable peels, Flower waste, Egg shells (Crushed), Paper bits, Garden waste, Saw dust, Ashes.

Things not to go into My Green Bin

• Sanitary napkins, Disposable Diapers, Bandages or any materials contaminated with blood.
• Dry waste: Glass, Wire, Cloth, Fabric, Leather, Rubber, Thermocol, Plastic, Metal, Paper, Wood, Rexine.
• E-Waste and Hazardous Waste: Tube lights, Bulbs, Batteries, Electronic waste, Paints, Cleaning agents, Oil, Aerosol cans, Cosmetics, Syringes, Insecticides, Tablets (medicines), Thermometers.

These items can either contaminate the compost or pose environmental and health risks if composted. It’s essential to dispose of them properly according to local regulations.