250kw Rasper with Double Saw Blade Structure Widely Used for Cassava Starch Factory

250kw Rasper with Double Saw Blade Structure Widely Used for Cassava Starch Factory

Main Features of cassava crushing   machinery : 

Rasping constitutes the initial stage in the starch processing chain, with the primary objective of rupturing the cellular structure of tubers to ensure complete release of starch granules. The resulting slurry can be characterized as a heterogeneous mixture comprising pulp (cell walls), fruit juice, and starch. Utilizing modern high-speed rasping equipment, this process is efficiently accomplished in a single pass. Consistent feeding of raw material into the raspers is critical to maintaining a uniform flow throughout the downstream processing stages.

Type of Cassava   Rasper : 

Introduce of Cassava Rasper  :

1. European advanced design: Tool-free saw blade clamp release for simple, quick operation and handling.
2. High-strength rasper roller (special material): No deformation under high-speed, heavy-duty conditions, ensuring production safety.
3. Internationally advanced high-precision cutting lines for roller grooving: Guarantees dimensional accuracy.
4. High-speed rotation, the line speed of more than 96 m / s, broken cell completely and could fully extract useful components without waste;
5. Removable sieve plate, easily cleaned to ensure that the best materials through rate; Sweden imports SKF heavy loads bearing , Germany OPITE powerful conveyor belt to ensure a smooth high-speed operation; Motor domestic brands (the choice of Siemens Motor), adjustable motor Guide.

FAQ:

1. Are you the manufacture or trading company?

Answer: We are the manufacturer with professional produce experience on starch machine and design more than 13 years. We own both of Domestic and international sales department.

2. Where is your factory located?

Answer: Our factory is located in Zhengzhou city, Henan province, welcome to visit.

3. What is your guarantee of machine ?

Answer: usually our guarantee is 1 years.

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