Samrat 60
The heavy-duty champion.
The Samrat 60 is a flat-type compost screening machine with proprietary grinders, manufactured in-house by Anand Organics in Shahjahanpur, India, with a 60 quintal/hour capacity. Large commercial producers and municipal solid-waste operations running at full scale.
₹3,50,000 with reverse conveyor
How much does the Samrat 60 cost, and what do you get?
The Samrat 60 is priced at ₹2,50,000, all-inclusive. Here is the full specification.
Single or three-phase
Why producers pick this one
- Highest output in the range — 60 quintals every hour
- Triple grinder and a wide 8×3 ft screen for continuous heavy running
- Optional 10 ft reverse conveyor with 3 HP motor for hands-off feeding
Watch it work
Samrat 60 at full load — 60 quintals an hour.
See what this machine saves you
Compare hand-sieving and drum machines against the Samrat 60. Enter your own numbers — labour rate, days, quantity — and see the real cost difference.
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.
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.
Heavy channel built
Structural channel frame, Tata & Jindal steel. Built to run for a lifetime.
Almost no maintenance
Occasional greasing is all it needs. Maintenance videos are on our YouTube channel.
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.
Get a quote for the Samrat 60
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.
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