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    Carter Day Uni-Flow® Cylinder Separator

    Carter Day Uni-Flow® Cylinder Separator

    • Manufacturer: Carter Day

    Separates product using a rotating cylinder with indented pockets, for example: sorting wheat grain from the chaff. Roller length: 87″ 2670 KT

    Abbotsford, Canada
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    12 Cu.Ft. Ingredient Hopper

    12 Cu.Ft. Ingredient Hopper

      Pictured upside down, the stainless steel lidded ingredient hopper has a volume of approx 90 gallons or 12 cu.ft. Hopper – straight side: 25.5″ diameter x 39″H, cone: 25.5″ diameter x 24″ slope, overall depth: 60...

      Abbotsford, Canada
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      SS 12 Cu.Ft. Ingredient Hopper

      SS 12 Cu.Ft. Ingredient Hopper

        Pictured upside down, the stainless steel lidded ingredient hopper has a volume of approx 90 gallons or 12 cu.ft. Hopper – straight side: 25.5″ diameter x 39″H, cone: 25.5″ diameter x 24″ slope, overall depth: 60...

        Abbotsford, Canada

      Overview

      Grain processing equipment is essential for the cleaning, sorting, and milling of grains such as wheat, corn, and rice. This equipment includes grain cleaners, dehullers, mills, and other machinery used in the preparation of grains for human consumption or further industrial use.

      FAQ

      What should I consider when buying grain processing equipment?

      Look at the equipment's capacity, efficiency, and compatibility with the types of grains you process. Also, consider the manufacturer's reputation and the availability of spare parts.

      How can I ensure safe shipping of grain processing equipment?

      Choose a shipping service experienced in handling heavy machinery. Ensure the equipment is well-packaged, secured, and labeled for easy identification.

      What is the maintenance schedule for grain processing equipment?

      Regular maintenance includes cleaning, lubricating moving parts, and inspecting for wear and tear. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.