Industrial Makka Bharda Plant

About Industrial Makka Bharda Plant

• MOC :- MS
• Power :- 10 HP
• Phase :- Three
• Capacity:- 400-500 kg/hr 
• An Industrial Makka Bharda Plant 

  grinds dried maize (corn) into fine powder or coarse grits for animal feed, featuring components like hammer mills, conveying systems, cyclone separators, and dust collectors, available in semi-automatic or fully automatic models with capacities from hundreds to thousands of kilograms per hour, built from sturdy mild steel for durability, and powered by electric motors. 
  Key Components & Features
  • Grinding Unit: Typically a hammer mill with hardened beaters that crush the maize.
  • Feeding System: Screw conveyors or feeders ensure consistent input to the mill.
  • Separation: A cyclone separator and blower remove fine dust from the ground product.
  • Dust Collection: Often includes an air lock and dust collector for a cleaner environment.
  • Sieving: Includes screens (sieves) to control particle size (e.g., 4mm, 6mm).
  • Automation: Ranges from semi-automatic (manual feeding/monitoring) to fully automatic (HMI control). 
  Specifications
  • Material: Mild Steel (MS) or Stainless Steel (SS304).
  • Capacity: Varies widely, from 300 kg/hr to over 1500 kg/hr, depending on model and fineness.
  • Power: Electric motors, often 5 HP to 30 HP, running on standard voltage (220-440V). 
  Applications & Benefits
  • Primary Use: Producing "bharda" (crushed feed) for cattle, poultry, and other livestock.
  • Versatility: Can also process other grains like sorghum, millet, wheat, and soybean.
  • Efficiency: Delivers uniform particle size for better feed mixing, with low energy consumption.