Degerminator 520 | 800-1200kg/hour | Maize

Adjustable plates for various size maize kernels
Long-lasting durable plates
Adjustable discharge valve

ZAR 231,000.00

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Product variants

Roff Milling | SKU: DEG 520 000 002

The Degerminator 520 is the ideal machine for detaching bran from the endosperm in maize. The machine consists of an inlet hopper, feeding screw, degerminator, separation screens and two aspiration units. This machine is best suited to small milling operations where a super-refined maize meal is required.

Adjustable plates for various size maize kernels
Long-lasting durable plates
Adjustable discharge valve
Aspirators and fans
Minimum maintenance required
380V Motors:

1 x 22kW
2 x 1.1kW
2 x 1.5kW

12-Month Manufacturer Warranty*

Performance Data (Maize):

800-1200kg/hour

Shipping Info:
1000kg
2500mm x 1400mm x 1200mm (LxWxH) - Crate 1
3200mm x 1500mm x 300mm (LxWxH) - Crate 2

*The motor warranty is covered by its local supplier

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