an industrial system designed for large-scale, efficient grinding, sieving, and mixing of dry spices (like chili, coriander, turmeric) into fine powders, featuring stainless steel construction for hygiene, PLC automation for control, and integrated modules for cleaning, drying, and pulverizing, significantly reducing labor while maintaining spice quality, flavor, and color.
Key Components & Features:
Processing Stages: Includes cleaning, drying, grinding (hammer mills, pulverizers), sieving/grading for specific mesh sizes, and sometimes mixing and packing.
Automation: Uses PLC controls and VFDs (Variable Frequency Drives) for precise operation, speed adjustment, and consistent output.
Construction: Often made from Stainless Steel (SS 304) for food-grade standards (GMP) and hygiene, with options for mild steel hybrids.
Performance: High milling efficiency with low power consumption, capable of processing hundreds to thousands of kilograms per hour.
Versatility: Can handle various spices (chili, cumin, cardamom, etc.) and produce powders from coarse to fine mesh sizes (e.g., 20 to 120 mesh).