Industrial Large Electric Grain Mill

What is Grain Mill Machine? What is a grain grinder called?

A Grain Mill Machine is also called “Grain pulverizer”, “Grain crusher“, or “Grain grinder”.

The term “grain” covers a broad range. It including rice, wheat, millet, soybeans, etc., and other miscellaneous grains. Cereals includes not only rice, wheat, millet, soybeans, also mainly plant seeds and fruits. Is a traditional staple food for many Asian people.

Cereal normally refers to the seeds of graminea plants. But in China it also covers two categories: ① Cereal: rices (indica rice, japonica rice, glutinous rice), wheat (wheat, barley, oats, rye), corn, sorghum, millet, yellow rice, buckwheat and so on; ② Beans : including soybeans, broad beans, peas, mung beans, adzuki beans, kidney beans, etc.

A “Grain Mill Machine” is a industrial automatic food processor. Together with dust collector, cyclone separator and rotary valve, Grain material feeder, the machine can continuous working 24 hours. For controlling temperature of grain machine in working, it also designed with water cooling system of jacket.

The Grain Mill machine is capable of crushing grain to required mm or mesh sizes. It is also called food pulverizer, food processor, or food crusher.

According to the size of the crushed material, coffee grinding machine can be divided into coarse crushing, ultra- fine crushing.

Grain Mill machine, cyclone separator, dust colloector and rotary valve, these portions consists of dust collector grinder group to achieve the purpose of the crusher in the form of high-speed and high effect impact.  

Industrial Grain Grinder:

An industrial grain grinder is a machine used to grind grains into flour or meal. These machines are commonly used in food processing plants, commercial bakeries, and other industrial settings where large quantities of grain need to be processed quickly and efficiently.

Industrial grain grinders come in a variety of sizes and styles, ranging from small tabletop models to large floor-standing machines. They typically use either burr or roller mills to grind the grain, with roller mills being the most common in industrial settings due to their higher throughput capacity.

In addition to grinding grains, some industrial grain grinders can also be used to process other food products, such as beans, nuts, and seeds. Many models are equipped with various features and attachments to help with the grinding process, such as adjustable rollers or sieves to control the particle size of the final product.

When selecting an industrial grain grinder, it is important to consider factors such as capacity, power source, ease of cleaning, and durability. Proper maintenance and cleaning are essential to ensure the longevity and efficient operation of the machine.