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Brand: Generic ( Made in India )
Hand Operated Chaff Cutter/Grass Cutter Machine, Upto 200 kg/hour
SKU: AB-CC-22000
₹10500 (Including GST)
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Delivery By: May 13 - May 15
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Short Description
Hand operated Chaff Cutter/Grass Cutter Machine
Up to 200 kg per hour Cutting Capacity
35 inches (88.9 cm) Stand Height
Country of origin: India
Description
The Hand Operated Chaff Cutter machine is used for cutting hay, straw and other plant products for the purpose of preparing fodder for cattle and livestock. This machine operates with manual labour and is suitable for cutting materials into uniform pieces before mixing it with other forage materials. This machine is equipped with 2 high quality blades and is built using cast iron and has a cutting capacity of 200 kilos per hour which makes it suitable for carrying out high volume fodder cutting tasks.
Features
:- Manual Operation: A hand-operated chaff cutter is designed for manual use, allowing the operator to control the cutting process without the need for electricity or fuel. This feature makes it particularly useful in remote areas where power supply may be unreliable or unavailable.
- Ease of Maintenance: The simplicity of design in hand-operated chaff cutters allows for easy maintenance and repair. Users can often replace worn-out parts without needing specialized tools or skills, which contributes to lower operational costs over time.
- Cost-Effectiveness: Manual chaff cutters are generally more affordable than their motorized counterparts, making them accessible for small-scale farmers or those with limited budgets.
Specification
:- Brand: Generic ( Made in India )
- Weight (Approx.) : 67 kg
- Body Material : Cast Iron
- Blades : 2
- Blade Size : 2.5 mm
- Blade Material : High Quality Carbon Steel
- Automation Grade : Manual
- Stand Height : 35 inches (88.9 cm)
- Cutting Materials : Green & Dry Fodder
- Cutting Capacity : Up to 200 kg per hour
- Weight : 67 Kg. (Approx.)
Note: Motor can be added with this machine. (Upto 3 HP)
Usage
:1. Preparation Before Use :
- Inspect the Machine: Before operating the chaff cutter, check for any signs of wear or damage. Ensure that all parts are functioning correctly, including the blades and handles.
- Clean the Area: Make sure the workspace is clear of any debris or obstacles that could interfere with operation.
- Gather Materials: Collect the fodder or crop residues you intend to cut. Common materials include straw, hay, and other plant materials.
2. Setting Up the Chaff Cutter :
- Positioning: Place the chaff cutter on a stable surface. It should be secure enough to withstand the force applied during cutting.
3. Feeding Material into the Cutter :
- Loading Fodder: Take small bundles of fodder and feed them into the machine’s feeding chute. Avoid overloading as this can jam the blades.
- Using Safety Gear: Wear gloves and goggles to protect yourself from any potential injuries while operating.
4. Operating the Chaff Cutter :
- Turning the Handle: Begin turning the handle in a steady motion. The blades will rotate and cut through the fodder. Maintain a consistent speed; too fast may cause jams, while too slow may not effectively cut through tougher materials.
- Feeding Technique: As you turn the handle, gently push more fodder into the feeding chute without forcing it.
5. Collecting Chopped Material :
- Catch Tray or Container: Position a container or tray beneath the discharge area to collect chopped chaff as it exits.
- Monitor Output: Regularly check if material is being discharged properly and adjust your feeding technique if necessary.
6. Post-Operation Care :
- Cleaning Up: After use, clean any residual material from both inside and outside of the machine to prevent rust and maintain efficiency.
- Storage: Store in a dry place away from moisture to prolong its lifespan.
Maintenance :
- Remove Residue: After cutting chaff, remove any leftover material from the blades and feeding area. This can be done using a brush or cloth.
- Wash Components: If necessary, wash the parts with water and mild detergent to eliminate dirt and debris. Ensure all components are completely dry before using the machine again.
- Check for Sharpness: Inspect the blades for sharpness; dull blades can lead to inefficient cutting and increased strain on the machine.
- Replacement: If any blades are damaged or excessively worn, replace them immediately to ensure optimal performance.
- Avoid Over-Lubrication: Apply just enough lubricant to avoid attracting dust and debris which can cause further wear.
- Professional Servicing: Consider having a professional service your chaff cutter if you notice significant issues or if it has not been maintained regularly.
Applications
:- Livestock Feeding: One of the primary applications of hand operated chaff cutters is in the preparation of feed for livestock. By cutting fodder such as grass, hay, or straw into smaller pieces, these machines facilitate better digestion and nutrient absorption in animals like cows, goats, sheep, and horses.
- Efficient Use of Fodder: Chaff cutters help reduce wastage of fodder by ensuring that the feed is uniformly chopped. This uniformity allows for more efficient feeding practices since animals tend to consume chopped fodder more readily than whole stalks or larger pieces.
- Preparation for Silage: In addition to direct feeding, hand operated chaff cutters are also used in the preparation of silage. Silage is fermented fodder that is stored for use during periods when fresh pasture is not available. The cutting process helps create a suitable particle size that promotes fermentation and preserves the nutritional quality of the feed.
Toolsvilla deals with various types of Chaff Cutter Machine used for cutting dry grass, or hay into small pieces, before being mixed with other forage and used to feed the cattle.
