2 in 1 Chaff Cutter & Atta Chakki With 3 HP Copper Motor, Upto 100 Kg/hr grinding Capacity & 1000 Kg/hr Cutting Capacity

• Model : 9ZT-0.4B
• Motor Speed : 2800 RPM
• Voltage : 220 V / 50 HZ
• Motor Power : 3 HP
• Phase : Single
• Gear : Available
• Conveyor Belt : Available
• Blade : 4 Pcs 65 Manganese Steel 6 mm
• Grinding Capacity : Upto 100 Kg/hr
• Cutting Capacity : Upto 1000 Kg/hr
• Thickness of conveyor Belt : 3 mm

Features

• Dual Functionality (2-in-1): Combines a high-capacity Chaff Cutter (650 kg/hr) with a powerful Rice Grinder/Pulverizer on a single frame, maximizing utility and space efficiency.
• Single 3 HP Motor Power: Uses one 3 HP electric motor to drive both mechanisms, offering cost and energy savings compared to running two separate machines.
• High Fodder Output: The chaff cutter section is designed for an output of up to 650 kg/hr, efficiently chopping green and dry fodder into uniform lengths.
• Versatile Grinding: The grinder section is equipped to handle rice, various grains, spices, corn, or dried animal feed ingredients, pulverizing them into fine flour or coarse powder.
• Separate Feeding Mechanisms: Each function has a dedicated feeding hopper/chute and a switching mechanism (usually belt/pulley or clutch system) to easily engage either the cutting or the grinding operation.

Applications

• Integrated Farm Use: Ideal for farms where both animal husbandry and crop processing are necessary, offering a complete in-house solution.
• Cattle and Dairy Feed Preparation: The chaff cutter is used to prepare palatable, digestible feed (chaff, silage) for cattle, enhancing feed efficiency.
• Poultry and Fish Feed Grinding: The grinder section is essential for pulverizing dried corn, rice, or oilseed cakes into a fine powder or mash, which is the base for home-made poultry and fish feed.
• Spice and Grain Milling : Can be used to grind dry rice, wheat, corn, and common spices like turmeric or chili for farm consumption or small-scale commercial sale.
• Small-Scale Feed Mill Operation: Enables farmers to mix their own concentrate feed by first grinding ingredients (rice, maize) and then mixing them with the freshly chopped chaff.