Agrobest 6N40 Mini Rice Mill Machine With 3HP Motor and Capacity of 100-120 Kg/hr (Chrome Outlet)

• Material : Mild Steel
• Power Consumption: upto 1.4 KW
• Operation Mode: Automatic
• Product Material : Mild Steel
• Electricity Connection: Single Phase
• Production Capacity: 100-120 Kg/hr
• Motor Power: 3HP

Features

• Powerful Motor: 3HP motor for efficient rice milling.
• High-Speed Operation: 1440 rpm motor speed for rapid processing.
• Adjustable Production Capacity: 100-120 kg/hr to suit various needs.
• Single-Phase Power Supply: Easy operation with single-phase power.
• Durable Construction: Made from mild steel for long-lasting performance.
• Easy Maintenance: Simple design for hassle-free maintenance.

Applications

• Domestic Use: Perfect for household rice processing needs.
• Small-Scale Commercial Use: Ideal for small rice milling businesses.
• Rice Farming Operations: Suitable for small to medium-scale rice farming.
• Community-Level Rice Production: Supports community-level rice production initiatives.
• Food Processing: Can be used for processing other grains and pulses.
• Laboratory Use: Suitable for laboratory testing and research purposes.

Usage

• Installation and Wiring: Securely install the machine on a concrete or stable base. Ensure the 5 HP single-phase motor is wired correctly with appropriate gauge cables and a reliable circuit protection system.
• Feed Preparation: Pre-clean the raw paddy to remove stones, chaff, and large foreign objects before pouring it into the large-capacity feeding hopper.
• Power On: Start the 5 HP motor and allow the machine to reach its full operating speed before introducing the paddy into the milling chamber.
• Continuous Feeding: Maintain a steady flow of paddy from the hopper into the machine to ensure consistent milling pressure and optimal output.
• Monitoring Output: Continuously monitor the quality of the white rice discharged to check for adequate polishing and minimal broken grains.
• Collecting By-products: Ensure separate bins or bags are placed to collect the white rice from the main outlet and the valuable by-products (husk and bran) from their respective outlets.