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X axis (Longitudinal) 2000 mm Y axis (Horizontal) LEPUS II 4000 mm – LEPUS II L 7000 mm Z axis (Vertical) – without milling 200 mm POSITIONING DISTANCES X axis (Longitudinal) 55 m /dK Y axis (Horizontal) 55 m /dK Z axis (Vertical) 15 m /dK SPINDLE Spindle cooled by 4 fans Maximum power 2.2 kW Maximum rotation speed 18000 rpm ER20 tool holder CONTROL UNIT CNC control Remote network connection, data transfer via Ethernet and USB. OPERATIONAL AREA Dust and chip aspiration system Suction areas in independent spaces Externally controlled vacuum tables LAPUS II 6 – LAPUS II L 8 Automatic tool length measurement Possibility of doing double station processing X axis reference support Y axis reference support LEPUS II 4 – LEPUS II L 9 Metal fences closed on three sides that prevent access to the work area

Efficient post-harvest handling of rice ensures food security. Keep rice clean, dry, and undamaged during storage. Factors to consider: -Moisture content: Aim for ≈ 25% at harvest. -Temperature: High temps promote fungi growth and oxidation. -Storage period: Shorter is better; clean grain before storage. -General condition: Check for broken seeds, impurities, and more. Post-harvest processes include reception, cleaning, drying, and storage. To maintain quality: -Reception: Analyze heat, moisture, and impurities. Use insect control measures and an aspiration system. -Cleaning: Install an integrated system with a magnet separator, drum sieve, grain precleaner, grain cleaner, and buffer silos. Ventilation and exhaust fans are crucial. -Drying: Reduce moisture to safe levels. Prevent discoloration, loss of germination, freshness, and breakage. -Storage: Popular options are steel silos, concrete silos, warehouses, and bag silos. Optimize storage with proper management.