Brand : Generic ( Made in India )
Indian Chaff Cutter/Grass Cutter and Pulveriser, 500 to 700 kg/hr without Motor
SKU : AB-AI-453
MRP : ₹33054
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Short Description
3 Blades Chaff Cutter/Grass Cutter and Pulveriser without motor
700 to 800 Kg/hr Green Fodder & 300 to 400 Kg/hr Dry Fodder Cutting Capacity
150 to 200 kg/hr Maize Powder Grinding Capacity  
2 HP Single Phase Electric Motor Required Power
Country of origin: India
Specification
  • Brand: Generic ( Made in India )
  • Material : Mild Steel
  • Weight (Approx.) : 80 kg
  • No. of Blades : 3
  • Blade Material : Special Steel-EN31
  • Cutting Capacity Green Fodder : 700 - 800 kg/hr
  • Cutting Capacity Dry Fodder : 300 - 400 kg/hr 
  • Maize Powder : 150 - 200 kg/hr
  • Required Power : 2 HP Single Phase Electric Motor
  • Supply Voltage : 230 V
  • Motor Pulley : 4" B Section Double Groove
  • Suitable for : Cow Farming, Goat Farming
  • Dimension (L x W x H): 1200 x 450 x 1050 mm


Machine Feed: 
  • Kadaba Straw, Hatti Grass Straw, Sugar Cane, Corn Stalk & Powdering of Maize
Description
A chaff cutter is a mechanical device for cutting straw or hay into small pieces before being mixed together with other forage and fed to horses and cattle.

Features

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  • Robust Construction: Typically made from high-quality materials such as mild steel, ensuring longevity and resistance to wear and tear.
  • Efficient Cutting Mechanism: Equipped with sharp blades that facilitate precise and uniform cutting of fodder, enhancing the nutritional quality and palatability of animal feed.
  • Easy Maintenance: The essential components of chaff cutter machines are typically accessible for routine checks and maintenance, ensuring optimal performance and minimal downtime..

Usage

 :
Step 1 : Set Up the Chaff Cutter
  • Location : Position the chaff cutter in a dry, stable area that’s convenient for fodder access and animal feeding.
  • Check Power Supply : For electric models, ensure that you have a reliable power source.
  • Ensure Safety Features : Verify that all safety guards and covers are in place to protect users from the cutting blades.

Step 2 : Prepare the Fodder
  • Choose Your Fodder : Common types include hay, grass, and straw.
  • Moisture Content : Check the moisture content of your fodder. Ideal moisture levels assure better cutting and nutrient retention.

Step 3 : Operating the Chaff Cutter
  • Start the Machine : Plug in and switch on the power.
  • Feed the Fodder : Slowly feed small batches of fodder into the machine's intake. Avoid overloading to prevent jams.
  • Monitor the Output : Watch for any signs of strain on the machine. If the cutter slows down, pause feeding.
  • Collection : Direct the output into a collection container or feeding trough. Make sure the area is clear of obstacles to avoid accidents.

Step 4 : Cleanup and Maintenance
  • Turn Off and Unplug : After use, ensure the machine is turned off and unplugged before performing any maintenance.
  • Clean the Blades : Remove any residual fodder to keep the blades sharp and reduce wear.
  • Inspect Regularly : Routinely check for wear and tear on the blades, belts, and other moving parts. Replace parts as necessary.
  • Store Safely : Keep the chaff cutter in a safe, dry place when not in use to prolong its lifespan.

Applications

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  • Fodder Preparation: One of the main uses of chaff cutters is to prepare fodder for livestock. By cutting or shredding straw, hay, and other plant materials into smaller pieces, these machines make it easier for animals to consume and digest their feed. The reduced length of the chaff allows for better mixing with other feed ingredients, ensuring a balanced diet.
  • Animal Nutrition: Chaff cutters improve animal nutrition by reducing the particle size of fodder. Finely chopped or shredded fodder increases the surface area available for microbial activity in the rumen of ruminant animals (like cows), which enhances digestion and nutrient absorption.
  • Bedding Material Preparation: Chaff cutters can also be used to prepare bedding material from straw or hay. Shredded materials create softer bedding that is more comfortable for livestock and helps maintain a cleaner living environment by absorbing moisture more effectively.
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