Product introduction: The sorghum dehulling production line equipment is based on the characteristics of sorghum rice and other grains, and an automated complete set of technology and equipment suitable for enterprise processing is designed. The obtained product has improved yield, good color and no impurities. The plan is to upgrade the raw grain, and go through the processes of cleaning, removing impurities, removing stones, hulling, shelling, grain separation, grinding rice with sand rollers, polishing, and rice grading. It has the characteristics of automatic operation, improved rice yield, no pollution, and convenient operation and maintenance.
Product features: processing technology, sorghum dehulling complete equipment, according to the characteristics of sorghum rice, a sorghum dehulling machine developed and produced independently is adopted, the dehulling effect and the yield of finished products have been improved, and it has the stability of large output and continuous work. Multiple screening, multiple compound selection and screening equipment come from the accumulation of data from continuous exploration. According to different characteristics of sorghum, the raw grain is processed in different ways, and the secondary rice is selected and reprocessed to remove surface oxides, so that the surface of rice kernels can be removed. Smooth and bright color to improve yield and value of finished products. Sorghum dehulling machine, the application of dehulling machine developed for sorghum in sorghum rice processing technology, not only improves the yield of finished products, but also improves the quality of rice kernels. Lost during peeling. The automatic control system, in combination with processing technologies such as corn, millet, and rice, introduces high-efficiency dust removal and automatic control systems to accurately control the quality. Make the processing workshop clean and dust-free, and design the sorghum processing complete set of engineering project factory into engineering works of art.
