Stainless Steel Body Material
Brand : Imperium
Imperium Stainless Steel Hopper For Domestic Atta Chakki
SKU : TI-HD-17746
MRP : ₹3350
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Short Description
Hopper for Domestic Atta Chakki
Country of origin: India
Specification
- Brand: Imperium
- Weight (Approx.) : 1 kg
- Body material : Stainless Steel
*Note: Suitable for : SH-IE-20231721 (Domestic Stone Type 11 Kg/hr Flour Mill/Atta Chakki/Ghar Ghanti Machine With 1.5 HP Motor)
Description
A hopper is a crucial component of any atta chakki (flour mill) as it holds the grains before they are fed into the grinding chamber. For domestic use, a stainless steel hopper is highly desirable due to its hygiene, durability, and ease of cleaning .
Features
:- Premium Stainless Steel Construction: Made entirely from high-quality, food-grade stainless steel, ensuring exceptional hygiene, rust resistance, and long-term durability, crucial for safe food contact and easy sanitization.
- Lightweight & Manageable Design: With a weight of approximately 1 kg, the hopper is light enough for easy handling, cleaning, and placement, yet sturdy enough to securely hold grains during the grinding process.
- Optimized Grain Flow: Designed with a precise funnel shape and smooth interior, it ensures a consistent and controlled feeding of grains into the atta chakki's grinding mechanism, preventing blockages and promoting uniform milling.
- Brand Compatibility: Specifically manufactured by Imperium, this hopper is engineered to perfectly fit and function with compatible Imperium domestic atta chakki models, ensuring a secure attachment and optimal performance.
- Corrosion and Odor Resistance: The stainless steel material is naturally resistant to corrosion, rust, and the absorption of food odors, maintaining the purity of your grains and the freshness of your flour.
Accessories
:Parts included :
- SS. Hopper.
- Hopper Dhakkan
- Cleaning Brush
- Grain Flow Controller
Applications
:- Domestic Atta Chakki Enhancement: Primarily used as a replacement or upgrade for the existing hopper of Imperium domestic atta chakkis, ensuring proper grain feeding and extending the life of the appliance.
- Home Flour Milling: Facilitates the efficient grinding of various grains like wheat, rice, corn, jowar, bajra, and pulses into fresh flour for daily household cooking needs.
- Hygienic Food Preparation: Essential for maintaining a high standard of hygiene in home flour milling, as its stainless steel body prevents bacterial growth and contamination.
- Multi-Grain Grinding: Provides a safe and clean container for feeding different types of grains, enabling households to mill a variety of flours as per their dietary requirements.
Usage
:- Secure Installation: Ensure the hopper is correctly and securely attached to the designated slot on your Imperium domestic atta chakki, following the appliance's manual for proper fitting.
- Grain Loading: Pour cleaned and dry grains into the hopper. Avoid overfilling beyond the recommended capacity to ensure a smooth flow and prevent spillage during operation.
- Monitoring Flow: During grinding, periodically check the hopper to ensure grains are flowing smoothly into the grinding chamber. Gently agitate if any bridging or sticking occurs.
- Regular Checks: Before each use, quickly inspect the hopper for any damage, cracks, or loose connections to ensure safe and efficient operation.
- Empty After Use: Completely empty any remaining grains from the hopper after each grinding session to prevent accumulation and spoilage, especially if different grains are to be milled next.
Maintenance
- Routine Cleaning: After every use, detach the hopper (if removable) and clean it thoroughly with mild soap and water. Rinse well and allow it to air dry completely before reattaching or storing.
- Avoid Abrasives: Do not use abrasive scrubbers, harsh chemicals, or steel wool on the stainless steel surface, as these can scratch the finish and compromise its hygiene.
- Inspect for Damage: Regularly inspect the hopper for any dents, cracks, or deformities, particularly around the edges and fitting points. Damaged hoppers can hinder grain flow or compromise safety.
- Proper Storage: Store the hopper in a dry, clean place when not in use, preferably reattached to the atta chakki or in a manner that prevents dust accumulation inside.
- Check for Residue: Ensure no sticky residue or fine flour particles remain inside the hopper, especially in crevices, as this can attract pests or affect the taste of subsequently ground grains.
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