Malt coffee - Import export

It is used to separate heavy foreign materials such as stones, glass and metal pieces or soil pieces in the grain with the help of screening method and air. The machine consists of a fixed chassis and vibrating body. The stone separator, designed considering the difference in density of stone and grain, separates the stone by directing the grain in the direction of gravity, in the opposite direction of gravity, with the help of vibration. Wheat is separated from the stones with the help of a vibrating sieve. In addition, dust is absorbed by the air aspiration provided from the ventilation line. Apart from flour and semolina factories, it is also used in all grain factories, vegetable oil factories, cocoa and coffee processing plants. Application Fields ◾ At food industry ◾ Flour and semolina mills ◾ Cereal cleaning plants ◾ Corn factories ◾ Oil factories ◾ Malt factories ◾ Cacao and coffee plants

If maximum storage capacity is very important and if free-flowing products are being stored, then a profiled wall silo is your first choice. The rectangular construction and the light single-wall system make maximum use of space. As the profiled wall is itself very strong, less steel is required, which also makes this an economic solution. To prevent condensation (insulated) roofing and facade cladding can be fitted to the silo. As long as the cell can be reinforced, a profiled wall also makes it possible to achieve greater surface areas per cell compared with a smooth-walled silo. This means that silos with a volume of 1,000 m³ per cell are possible. It goes without saying that the design will be suited completely to your requirements. Our profiled-wall silos can be found in, for example, coffee roasting plants and breweries, where they are used for the process-based storage of (roasted) coffee beans and (malted) barley.