Corn Thresher Machine With 1.5 HP Electric Motor and 300 kg/hr Capacity

• Motor Power : 1.5 HP 
• Output Capacity : 300 kg per hour
• Body Material : Mild Steel body
• Power : 220V

Features

• Optimal Power & Capacity : Equipped with a 1.5 HP electric motor, providing sufficient power for reliable operation while achieving a productivity of 300 kg/hr, perfect for small farm output.
• Compact and Portable : Built on a sturdy, lightweight frame, often fitted with wheels, making it easy to move and operate in various field or storage locations.
• User-Friendly Design : Features a simple feeding hopper and minimal controls, making it easy to operate and manage even for a single person.
• Durable Construction : Built with a mild steel (MS) body and precision-engineered internal components for longevity and resistance to wear and tear in typical agricultural conditions.

Applications

• Small and Marginal Farms: Ideal for farmers with small to medium acreage who need a cost-effective, time-saving solution to manual threshing.
• Agricultural Cooperatives : Used by farming groups or societies for collective post-harvest processing, ensuring a quick turnaround for their members' produce.
• Animal Feed Preparation : Essential for quickly generating shelled corn kernels, which are a primary ingredient in preparing livestock and poultry feed mixes.
• Seed Production Units : Utilized by seed companies or farmers producing seed corn, where gentle and complete separation of kernels from the cob is crucial for seed quality.

Usage

• Preparation: Ensure that the corn is dried before threshing. This is crucial as wet corn can lead to inefficient threshing and potential damage to the kernels.
• Setup: Once the maize threshing machine is running normally, lay the dried corns at the oblique feed hopper piece by piece. This allows for a smooth feeding process into the machine.
• Operation: As the corn scrolls into the space among the roller, threshing board, and blade, the motor activates the roller to push, rub, and thresh the corn. This mechanical action separates the kernels from the cob efficiently.
• Safety Precautions: While operating, do not put your hands into the feed hopper or attempt to dig or push corn directly by hand. This is important for maintaining safety during operation.