Benson Electric Paddy Thresher Machine with 0.5HP Single Phase Motor and 250-300 kg/hr Output Capacity

• Motor Power : 0.5 HP
• Motor Phase : Single Phase 
• Output Capacity : 250-300 kg/hr

The Benson Electric Paddy Thresher Machine with 0.5HP Single Phase Motor and 250-300 kg/hr Output Capacity is a game changer for farmers looking to modernize their post-harvest process. This Electric Paddy Thresher is meticulously engineered to separate grains from the straw with precision and speed. Unlike traditional methods, the Benson thresher utilizes a high torque 0.5HP motor that is compatible with standard single-phase domestic power supplies, making it accessible even in rural areas without industrial power grids. With a production capacity of 250–300 kg/hr, this machine significantly reduces the time and labor costs associated with manual threshing. The internal mechanism features an optimized threshing drum that ensures maximum grain extraction while maintaining the integrity of the seeds. Its robust construction resists the wear and tear of seasonal farming, while its simple design allows for easy maintenance even by non technical users.

Features

• Plug and Play Operation: Simple single-phase electrical connection for instant use.
• Optimized Threshing Drum: Features high-quality spikes for clean separation of paddy and straw.
• Sturdy Steel Chassis: Built with heavy-duty materials to handle vibration and outdoor conditions.
• Integrated Safety Guards: Protected belt and motor housing to ensure operator safety during use.
• Minimal Maintenance: Designed with few moving parts to reduce the need for frequent servicing.

Applications

• Small Scale Rice Farms: Perfect for farmers who need to process their harvest quickly without hiring large industrial machines.
• Seed Production: Gentle threshing action makes it ideal for extracting grains meant for next season's sowing.
• Rural Self Help Groups: A cost effective tool for community sharing in agricultural cooperatives.
• Organic Farming Units: Ideal for small batch processing where grain purity and quality are paramount.
• Agricultural Research Centers: Useful for small plot trial threshing where precise data collection is required.