Good quality Types Of Rice Mill - MJP Rice Grader – Fotma
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Product Description
MJP type horizontal rotating rice classifying sieve is mainly used for classifying the rice in the rice processing. It uses the difference of the broken rice the whole rice type to conduct overlapping rotation and pushing forward with friction in order to form automatic classification, and separate the broken rice and the whole rice through continuous sieving of the appropriate 3-layer sieve faces. The equipment possesses the characteristics of the compact structure, stable running, excellent technical performance and convenient maintenance and operation, etc. It is also applicable to the separation for the similar granular materials.
Technique Parameter
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Items |
MJP 63×3 |
MJP 80×3 |
MJP 100×3 |
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Capacity (t/h) |
1-1.5 |
1.5-2.5 |
2.5-3 |
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Layer of sieve face |
3 Layer |
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Eccentric distance (mm) |
40 |
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Rotation speed (RPM) |
150±15 (steeples speed control during running) |
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Weight of machine(Kg) |
415 |
520 |
615 |
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Power (KW) |
0.75 (Y801-4) |
1.1 (Y908-4) |
1.5 (Y908-4) |
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Dimension (L×W×H) (mm) |
1426×740×1276 |
1625×100×1315 |
1725×1087×1386 |
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