The Husk Separator efficiently removes husk and other light impurities from the product stream using a controlled air aspiration system. Equipped with a high-performance built-in fan, it generates consistent airflow for effective separation of unwanted particles. Designed for precision cleaning, the machine ensures cleaner grains, improved processing efficiency, and superior product quality.
Clean paddy from the previous stage enters the husker.
Rubber rolls gently remove the outer husk.
Husk is separated from grain using airflow.
Clean brown rice moves to the next process.
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| Machine Name | Model | Capacity (MT/Hrs.) | Length (mm) | Width (mm) | Height (mm) | Weight (KG) | Power Req. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Husk Aspirator | FTRHA 10* | 4 to 5 | 2130 | 1000 | 1110 | 550 | 5 HP |
| FTRHA 12* | 5 to 6 | 2130 | 1200 | 1110 | 650 | 5 HP | |
| FTRHA 10* (Close Look) | 4 to 5 | 2060 | 1510 | 1265 | 700 | 5 HP |
A husk aspirator is a machine used in grain processing to separate husk, dust, and other light impurities from grains like rice or wheat using controlled airflow.
It works on the principle of air suction. The machine generates airflow that lifts lighter particles such as husk and dust, while heavier grains fall, ensuring effective separation.
A husk aspirator improves grain cleanliness, enhances product quality, reduces manual effort, and increases overall efficiency in the milling process.
It is commonly used in rice mills, flour mills, and grain processing units to clean raw materials before further processing.
Yes, most husk aspirators can handle a variety of grains such as rice, wheat, and pulses, depending on the machine design and settings.
Yes, proper husking helps maintain grain integrity and reduces breakage. This results in better grain quality and improved processing results.
The efficiency of husking depends on factors such as grain moisture content, machine settings, rubber roll condition, and proper feeding of grains into the machine.
Yes, many modern husk aspirators come with adjustable airflow controls to suit different grain types and impurity levels.
Yes, regular maintenance, such as cleaning, checking rubber rollers, and monitoring airflow, helps maintain efficient performance and extend the machine’s working life.
A husk aspirator uses air to remove light impurities, while separators may use sieves, vibration, or gravity to separate materials based on size or weight.
No, most machines are compact and easy to install, requiring minimal space and simple integration into existing processing lines.
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