Maize conditioning for community millers
Adding a little water before milling makes maize bran elastic and gives you better meal. Learn how community millers can condition small and large batches.
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CLR 107M Grain Cleaner System with Aspiration | 6 ton/hour
ZAR 350,000.00
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CLR 107M Grain Cleaner System with Aspiration | 6 ton/hour is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Roff Milling | SKU:
CLN 107 000 002M
CLR 107M Grain Cleaner System with Aspiration | 6 ton/hour
ZAR 350,000.00
Unit price
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Unavailable
The CLR 107M Grain Cleaner system is ideal for fine cleaning medium capacities maize, wheat and other grains.
Flexibility: The included frame, aspirator, dust cyclone with 2.2kW fan, airlock and ducting can be used as a standalone system or incorporated into an existing grain processing plant. The optional screw-conveyor or bucket elevator intake options allow it to fit your needs.
Quick Leadtime: It is locally produced by Roff, removing the need to import and making it a cost-effective alternative with fast lead times. The screening section includes three screens.
Multi-purpose: Quickly swop the screens to allow cleaning of various products. The fan and aspirators are fully adjustable to allow fine-tuning and optimal cleaning.
Optional equipment:
- Screw Conveyor for intake and outlet
- Bucket Elevator for intake and outlet
- Double Inline Magnet to remove metal
- Airlock/Airvalve for a low dust environment
- Bagging points for dual bags and fast switchover to reduce spillage
- Spouting and clamps
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Max. Capacity in ton/hour
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Performance
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Processing OptionsMaize / Corn, Beans, Barley, Soybean, Wheat
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Motors
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Screening specs
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MaterialMild Steel - Painted
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What's in the box
Ships in: 7 to 14 days
CLR 107 Brochure
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