Groats mill EXTRA-350 |feed production

The “Extra - 350” groats mill is designed for the efficient processing of wheat, barley, corn, and peas, ensuring high quality of the finished groats without the need for prior grain preparation.

Principle of operation: Grain fed into the hopper is crushed into particles no larger than the holes in the installed sieve (3 mm for wheat and barley, and 5 mm for corn). After crushing, the flour is separated on a vibrating sieve. Husk separation occurs through an aspiration channel immediately after flour separation. Then, the cleaned groats are divided into fractions by size on a double-sieve vibrating sieve.

Unique construction features:

• Cost-effectiveness: Significant reduction in equipment costs compared to market counterparts.
• Ease of maintenance: Does not require specialized training for personnel due to its intuitive design and fast technical support.
• Self-repair capability: Minimizes maintenance costs by enabling repairs to be conducted even in a small workshop without expensive equipment.
• Versatility: Capable of processing grain without prior hull removal, reducing time and costs for raw material preparation.

Special features:

• Real-time work monitoring: Ability to monitor the working current of the grinder’s motor to prevent overload and optimize power usage.
• Flexible connection options: Can be connected to a 220 V power network, providing convenience for use in various settings.
• Aspiration control: Real-time aspiration monitoring system prevents groats from being carried into the cyclone with waste.
• Adjustable process: The degree of grain crushing and the process of obtaining the finished product are adjusted by the hole sizes in the interchangeable sieves in the sieve cylinder.

Technological operations:

• Crushing the grain to the required size.
• Separating the flour and husk.
• Producing groats without size fractionation.
• Optionally dividing the groats into three fractions.