40 quintals / hour

Maharaja-I

Double action. Superior finish.

The Maharaja-I is a flat-type compost screening machine with proprietary grinders, manufactured in-house by Anand Organics in Shahjahanpur, India, with a 40 quintal/hour capacity. Manufacturers who sell premium fine compost and want a better price per quintal.

₹1,50,000All-inclusive price
Maharaja-I compost screening machine by Anand Organics
Specifications

How much does the Maharaja-I cost, and what do you get?

The Maharaja-I is priced at ₹1,50,000, all-inclusive. Here is the full specification.

Capacity
40 q/hr
Motor
3 HP Crompton Greaves
Single or three-phase
Grinder
Dual grinder
Mesh
3 mm & 5 mm
Screen size
6 × 3 ft
Suits
750 – 1,500 quintals per quarter

Why producers pick this one

  • Dual mesh produces a fine grade you can sell at a premium
  • Two grinding stages — noticeably better finish than single-grinder machines
  • Available in single-phase or three-phase to suit your connection

Watch it work

A buyer from Guntur, Andhra Pradesh came to see the Maharaja work — and was full of praise for it.

Before you buy

See what this machine saves you

Compare hand-sieving and drum machines against the Maharaja-I. Enter your own numbers — labour rate, days, quantity — and see the real cost difference.

Sieving Cost Comparison — hand vs drum vs Anand Organics

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Labour saved per quarter

Labour cost = days × daily rate × labourers. Hand sieving assumes 4 quintals per labourer per day; a drum machine about 60 quintals a day; our machines run at their rated capacity over an 8-hour day. Electricity is separate — and small next to labour.

Built to last

Heavy channel construction. Lifetime machines.

These are not thin sheet-metal machines. Every unit is built on heavy structural channel using Tata and Jindal steel — the kind of build that runs for a lifetime, not a season.

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Heavy channel built

Structural channel frame, Tata & Jindal steel. Built to run for a lifetime.

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Almost no maintenance

Occasional greasing is all it needs. Maintenance videos are on our YouTube channel.

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Labour is the real saving

In composting, labour is the biggest cost by far. Cutting it — not electricity — is what makes you money.

Crompton Greaves motors

Reliable CG motors throughout, in single-phase or three-phase to suit your connection.

Need more capacity? Look at the Maharaja-2.

Want the conveyor and near-zero labour? See the full system.

See the Maharaja-2 →
Enquire

Get a quote for the Maharaja-I

Tell us your production volume and we will confirm whether this is the right machine — or point you to a better fit. No pressure, no obligation.

Rohit Nair of Namma Organics, Bangalore, an Anand Organics customer
Initially we cleaned compost manually — a lot of effort and significant wastage. Anand ji suggested a machine that cut our production cost, labour and time. Labour costs are lower, production has improved, and product quality is far better.
Rohit NairNamma Organics · Bangalore, Karnataka

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Answers

Frequently asked questions

What is a flat-type compost screening machine?
A flat-type compost screening machine uses a flat, vibrating deck to sieve finished compost, separating fine, sellable compost from lumps, worms, and debris. Compared with drum (trommel) machines, Anand Organics' flat-screen machines deliver up to 100% higher output and up to 50% lower electricity use, with zero wastage.
How much does a compost screening machine cost in India?
Anand Organics machines range from ₹50,000 for the Chhota Bheem (20 quintal/hour) to ₹2,50,000–3,50,000 for the Samrat 60 (60 quintal/hour). Mid-range models include the Viraat (₹1,00,000) and Maharaja series (₹1,50,000–2,50,000).
What support comes with the machine?
Every machine includes free hands-on training at the Shahjahanpur facility (with free stay), earthworm supply, and guidance on grading, packing and selling finished compost — a complete end-to-end setup, not just equipment.
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