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Sort and load
Remove non-organic items, then place suitable raw or cooked food scraps into the chamber.
Industrial composter
Wawli Matrix 300
The Wawli Matrix 300 is a 300 kg/day industrial composter for source-separated food and organic waste, using an enclosed 12–24-hour microbial process with automatic control and configured deodorization.
Industrial composter
Industrial composting for 300 kg/day operations
Wawli Matrix 300 is designed for sites managing larger, recurring organic-waste streams. The enclosed industrial composter combines microbial processing and integrated material handling, with model selection based on the verified 300 kg/day capacity and actual site loading data.
300 kg/day reference processing capacity
Applications
Built for higher-volume operations
Wawli Matrix 300 is an industrial-grade food waste system for facilities handling steady, higher-volume organic waste streams. Its 300 kg/day reference capacity supports larger on-site operations beyond conventional commercial units.
Typical applications include large hotels and resorts, institutional kitchens, central catering facilities, large supermarkets and selected food-processing environments.
Large hospitality
Institutional kitchens
Central catering
Food processing
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How it works
A controlled on-site process
Microbial decomposition works inside the enclosed chamber, supported by automatic control and a UV plus activated-carbon deodorization system.
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Start the cycle
Use the front control system to begin the configured automatic processing cycle.
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Process the material
The enclosed system supports microbial decomposition over a reference period of 12–24 hours.
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Remove the output
Collect the processed organic output and follow the operating guide for handling and use. The processing cycle does not establish compost maturity or fertilizer quality; further curing or testing may be needed before soil use.
Input guidance
Suitable kitchen and food-service inputs
The chamber can accept suitable raw and cooked food scraps. Keep the feed stream free from packaging and other non-organic contaminants.
Vegetables
Fruits
Meat, fish and dairy
Bread, rice and noodles
Keep contaminants out
Do not load plastic, glass, metal or other non-organic objects. Follow the operating guide for feed preparation and loading limits.
Key features
Built for practical daily operation
Verified operating details, presented in the same clear Wawli format.
300 kg/day capacity
Reference daily capacity for structured commercial food-waste streams.
Industrial enclosure
Enclosed processing chamber within a wheeled commercial cabinet.
12–24 hour cycle
Specified processing window for the microbial decomposition method.
At least 85% reduction
Specified food-waste volume reduction under suitable operating conditions.
Dual odour treatment
UV and activated-carbon systems support odour management.
Automatic fault alerts
Intelligent control includes automatic fault-alarm functionality.
Technical data
Technical specifications
Verified capacity, chamber, dimensions, processing method and operating requirements for the Wawli Matrix 300.
- Model
- Wawli WL-300 Industrial Composter
- Product type
- Industrial composter
- Processing capacity
- 300 kg/day
- Dimensions
- L3045 × W1874 × H1500 mm
- Weight
- 1400 kg
- Rated power
- 16 kW
- Power supply
- 380 V / 50 Hz
- Decomposition method
- Microbial decomposition
- Volume reduction
- ≥85%
- Processing time
- 12–24 hours
- Output
- Processed organic material
- Deodorization
- Internal deodorization; optional external deodorizer
- Material
- Painted Q235 steel and stainless steel
- Control system
- Automatic intelligent control with fault alarm
Product FAQ
Planning for the Matrix 300
Clear answers based on the verified product information.
01What waste records are needed before selecting Wawli Matrix 300 for a site handling 300 kg per day?
Weigh at least a normal week of food waste and mark the busiest day, then compare both figures with Wawli Matrix 300's 300 kg per day rating. Also note when the waste appears, since one large closing-time load creates a different workflow from several smaller loads. This gives the project useful food waste management data without relying on bin volume.
02Which pretreatment steps does the feed for Wawli Matrix 300 actually need?
Start Wawli Matrix 300's plan with source sorting and removal of plastic, glass, metal and other contaminants. Drain excess free liquid. Add shredding, dewatering or conveying only when the organic waste particle size, moisture or loading route calls for it. A simpler feed line is often easier for staff to keep consistent.
03How should Wawli Matrix 300's loading, unloading and buffer storage work around a cycle of 12 to 24 hours?
Choose a fixed loading time for Wawli Matrix 300, allow for the 12 to 24 hours reference cycle, then put unloading and cleaning into the next suitable shift. Provide a small holding area for sorted incoming material if it arrives before the chamber is ready. This keeps the compost machine on a repeatable schedule without delaying kitchen or collection work.
04What site details should be confirmed before the Wawli Matrix 300 layout is approved?
Confirm Wawli Matrix 300's power, drainage, ventilation or odor control, loading access, service clearance and output storage before the final position is marked. Check that bins can reach the loading point and leave again without crossing the clean output route. That movement test is more useful than approving the composting equipment from floor dimensions alone.
05How much operator involvement does Wawli Matrix 300 need once the routine is established?
The team operating Wawli Matrix 300 sorts and loads the feed, checks the control status, removes output and cleans material-contact areas. Scheduled inspection goes into a weekly or service log. One trained person can own each check without standing beside the machine throughout processing, so the tasks can fit existing industrial composting shifts.
06How should curing, storage or collection be linked to Wawli Matrix 300's output?
Estimate Wawli Matrix 300's output containers and holding space from actual operation, then confirm whether the material will be further cured, used according to project guidance or collected for another treatment step. Use only the pretreatment and handling stages that the feed actually needs. A defined destination keeps food waste recycling from becoming a storage problem after processing.