Cylindrical Cylinder Primary Cleaning and Stone Separator
Product Overview
When the grains enter the interior of the cylinder, the cylinder begins to rotate. According to the volume ratio, larger impurities are gradually expelled from the cylindrical sieve by centrifugal force, while the rice passes through the sieve holes and enters the lower-level cleaning sieve. Similarly, based on the volume ratio, the rice goes through two more layers of sieves to further remove large and small impurities before entering the gravity separator, which removes stones from the rice based on the principle of comparing weight to unit volume.
Through this process, the initial cleaning and stone-removing machine in the cylinder can effectively separate impurities from the grains, resulting in higher purity and quality of the grains. This improves the efficiency and safety of subsequent processing techniques.
Rotary drum design It features a rotary drum design that provides efficient primary cleaning and stone removal.
Cylindrical shape The cylindrical shape facilitates effective separation of stones and impurities, aided by a tumbling action for thorough cleaning.
Multiple sieve layers Equipped with multiple sieve layers, it progressively removes large and small impurities based on volume ratio, enhancing cleaning effectiveness.
Improved purity and qualityBy effectively separating impurities from the grains, it achieves higher purity and quality of the grains.
Enhanced processing efficiency and safetyHigh purity grains improve the efficiency of subsequent processing operations while reducing risks posed to equipment and operators by impurities.
Drum-driven The machine is driven by a rotating cylinder, ensuring optimized performance and thorough cleaning.
The combination of the initial cylinder cleaning and flat rotary cleaning effectively removes 99% of impurities of various sizes from the raw grains, ensuring processing speed and capacity.
Gravity stone-removing machine It is equipped with a gravity stone-removing machine that effectively removes stones from the rice based on the principle of comparing weight to unit volume.