Flour Handling Automation System

Listing ID #4282188

 one of the leading manufacturer and supplier of Flour Handling and Dosing System  in an exclusive range all across the market which has highly valued for its durability, robust construction, and high quality. 

These plants are compact in design, convenient to operate and maintain which helps in the flour passes through a magnetic grill along with gyro screen sifter. 

​​This Pre-Automation Plant for Flour, Sugar & Chemical Powder is efficient to work under high pressures, which enable the use of dense phase transfer technology through which pneumatic pump flour is transferred. These are fabricated from quality components and are extensively used in various applications.  Applicable for Food Processing Industry, Bakery Industries, Herbal Industry, Chemical Industry, Pharmaceuticals Industry

Flour is the term used for the powdery substance resulting from the grinding, milling or pulverizing of grains, seeds, roots or other edible materials. Wheat, rye, oats, rice, corn, taro root, and cassava are some examples of grains and roots that are ground into flour, primarily for baking. Flour is the main ingredient in bread, which is a staple food in most cultures.
​In common usage, flour refers to wheat flour. Wheat grains are composed of a starchy inner portion, called the endosperm, which makes up 85% of the grain kernel; the outer layers, known as bran, and the oily wheat germ comprise the remainder. The milling process separates out the endosperm and reduces it to fine particles.
While generally innocuous in itself, soy flour, oat flour, potato flour, rice flour, rye flour and wheat flour are all classified as "combustible dusts" by the United States Occupational Safety and Health Administration and the handling of these flours is subject to standards used by this agency to mitigate the risks of dust explosions.1 There is an average of ten wheat grain mill explosions in the United States per year,2 some with devastating consequences. These explosions are usually caused by the presence of a "fire triangle," that includes oxygen, an ignition source and a fuel, such as flour dust.