Grain Cleaner
M-8
Clean by size & weight
With the sieve and double air extraction systems, the larger and smaller products are extracted together with the lighter pieces of the desired product. Adjustable air and flow rate.
Interchangeable sieves
In order to adapt to the products to be cleaned or selected, the sieves can be replaced quickly and easily from the rear of the machine.
Output
The M-8 grain cleaner-sorter achieves an output of 3,000 kg/h* in sorting mode and up to 15,000 kg/h* in pre-cleaning mode.
Easy maintenance
A simple maintenance comprising the greasing of the moving parts and sieve cleaning system ensures a long service life.
Grain Cleaner
M-8
Multi-purpose machine: Quality cleaning & Easy transport
The set of sieves and air extraction system ensures a quick, simple, and high-quality cleaning. It reaches an output of 3,000 kg/h* in sorting mode and up to 15,000 kg/h in pre-cleaning mode.
Grain Cleaner M-8
The machine M-8 has been designed to comply with the present standards for modern installations in regards to cleanliness and selection of such grains and cereals as wheat, barley, corn, sunflower, rapeseed, vegetables, etc.
It was devised for procuring high yield and thorough removal of impurities reaching percentages well under the official requirements.
It consists of the following main elements:
- Turbine with double air suction with independent control.
- Set of high yield sieves fitted with adjustable lower brushes with continuous self-cleaning movement.
- The sieve compartment is driven by a high frequency movement produced by four eccentric balances accomplishing perfect equilibrium.
Features
| Lenght | 2500 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 1520 mm |
| Total Height | 3280 mm |
| Grain entrance height | 2660 mm |
| Grain output height | 1070 mm |
| Pre-cleaning | 15 Tm/h* |
| Commercial | 8 Tm/h* |
| Selection | 3 Tm/h* |
| Cribbles area | 3 m2 |
| Power | 5,5 KW |
| Fan | 6000 m3 h |
| Weight | 879 kg |
| Output wheat, density 0,75. Humidity 16%. Impurities 6%. |
Operation:
1. Grain entry to hopper
2. Control of grain flow to upper sieve
3. Removal of fine impurities and dust
4. Particles of greater size than the grain
5. Thinned-out or broken grains
6. Clean grain
