Rice Mill Series

Introduction

A rice mill is a core piece of equipment in grain processing. It uses a high-speed, continuously rotating drum to grind the surface of brown rice, removing impurities such as bran and germ, resulting in white rice. ANON offers emery roller rice mills, iron rod rice mills, hybrid rice mills, and vertical rice mills. These highly efficient and reliable rice processing equipment are suitable for processing various types of rice. They can be customized with multi-stage milling to meet the needs of different users and produce rice products of varying quality levels to meet market demands. ANON’s rice milling equipment features uniform milling, high-quality rice grains, and easy operation and maintenance.

Features

1. Diverse Rice Whitening Methods
ANON rice mills can meet diverse rice whitening needs, offering a wide range of adaptability, including friction, abrasive, and hybrid methods. The iron roller rice mill utilizes a friction method, removing rice bran through high-speed friction between the rollers and the brown rice. This makes it suitable for processing hard rice grains like indica rice, ensuring uniform whitening and minimizing broken rice. The sand roller rice mill utilizes abrasive grains on the sand roller surface to remove rice bran. This makes it suitable for processing soft rice grains like japonica rice and glutinous rice, offering rapid hull removal, and is particularly suited for high-moisture brown rice. Finally, the hybrid method combines the advantages of friction and abrasive methods. By adjusting parameters like roller speed and air volume, it can be flexibly adapted to a variety of grains, including indica rice, japonica rice, and black rice, offering exceptional versatility.

2. High Processing Efficiency
ANON rice mills are highly automated, featuring continuous feeding, dynamic whitening, and automatic discharge. They support 24-hour operation, and a single unit can process 1-1.5 tons or more per hour, making them suitable for continuous, high-volume production and handling a wide range of rice varieties.
3. High Cleanliness
Our rice mills are equipped with a wind screen dust removal device and a rice bran collection device. They achieve efficient bran removal through the dual functions of mechanical whitening and wind-driven bran suction. The built-in fan simultaneously removes loose bran during the whitening process, preventing it from adhering to the surface of the polished rice. A specialized rice sieve design allows only bran to pass through, preventing broken rice from mixing in. This ensures the cleanliness of the whitened rice and facilitates its recycling, such as for animal feed.

4. Low Breakage Rate

Breakage rate is a key technology for rice mills. Our rice mills utilize a flexible whitening system. The roller surface is made of a wear-resistant, low-friction material. This, combined with an adjustable whitening gap (the distance between the brown rice and the rollers and rice screen), prevents the brown rice from breaking due to excessive compression and impact, keeping the broken rice rate below 2%.

5. Easy Maintenance

ANON rice mills feature a removable rice screen, allowing users to regularly clean residual grain from the whitening chamber. Core components such as the rollers and fan are easily disassembled, requiring no specialized tools for routine maintenance. The rollers and rice screen are durable and wear-resistant, with low replacement costs, reducing long-term maintenance expenses.

6. Wide Range of Applications

Our machines are available in a variety of models, each with a range of production capacities. They are suitable for small-scale home processing, grain workshops, professional rice mills, and large-scale complete equipment. We can meet your diverse production needs and provide you with a suitable solution. Our rice mill can adapt to various varieties of rice. It can also process millet, sorghum, and other grains by replacing the rollers and adjusting the parameters, achieving multiple uses of one machine and improving equipment utilization.

7. High Rice Quality
ANON rice mills produce crystal-white, uniform, and plump rice grains. By precisely controlling the degree of whitening, they effectively avoid white rice or over-whitened rice. The whiteness of the polished rice meets international standards, meeting consumer demand for high-quality rice and increasing market popularity.

Conclusion

ANON rice milling machines have helped customers in various countries around the world achieve efficient production. Our machines are easy to operate, and our professional team is always ready to answer any questions. We can provide you with a one-stop agricultural solution. Welcome to contact us for more product information. Don’t miss out on high-quality rice milling machine suppliers. Choosing us will bring greater advantages to your rice milling work.

FAQ

1. What is the difference between white rice and polished rice?

Pulling rice, also known as rice milling or white rice polishing, is the process of removing the outer husk and bran layer of the rice grain, resulting in white rice. Here’s an overview of the process: Hulling: This is the first step, removing the outermost layer of the rice grain (the husk or husk).

2. Should you avoid white rice?

Many people consider white rice an “empty” or “bad” carb because the nutrients are lost by removing the bran and germ. However, white rice is often fortified with added nutrients like iron and B vitamins. Therefore, while brown rice does contain more nutrients than white rice, it is still considered nutritious.

3. Why do Chinese people eat white rice instead of brown rice?

In China, white rice has traditionally been more popular than brown rice due to various factors, including taste and texture. Although brown rice is becoming increasingly popular for its health benefits, white rice remains a staple food for many people due to its mild taste, soft texture, and easy digestion, especially when paired with delicious dishes.