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Wheat Roller-Brush Combination Machine

Kernel-by-kernel cleaning that leaves the bran intact.

  • 60+ years manufacturing
  • 10–500 t/d capacity range
  • 100+ patents
  • Turnkey commissioning

What it does

This machine treats grain one kernel at a time with a combined peeling and brushing action. It removes the outer epidermis, beard, fine dust and micro-organisms while deliberately preserving the endocarp, seed coat, nucellar layer and aleurone — the layers that hold the bran together.

Technical parameters

Nominal values at standard conditions. Confirm final specification on the order drawing.

Model Capacity (t/h) Weight Power Dimensions (mm)
TNSW75 8–10 1,020 kg 7.5 kW 2230 × 700 × 1425
TNSW-110 10–18 1,080 kg 11 kW 2230 × 700 × 1425
TNSW-150 18–26 1,160 kg 15 kW 2230 × 700 × 1425

Selection guidance

The premium alternative to a second scourer pass when bran integrity matters — whole wheat flour, stone milling, and any line where the bran must stay in large flakes rather than shatter into powder.

Maintenance

Brush segments wear against the screen; inspect every 600 hours and rotate position to even out wear.

Selection cross-check

Surface cleaning: scourer vs brush combination

Both scrub the bran layer to remove dirt and loosen the outer pericarp. They differ in aggression and in what they do to the kernel.

This machine

Wheat Roller-Brush Combination Machine

TNSW

Choose it when

Soft wheat, or where you want scouring and brushing in one machine to save a floor and a transfer point.

Watch out for

Less aggressive than a dedicated scourer. Brushes wear and need periodic replacement — a wear item that is easy to forget in the budget.

Alternative

Horizontal Wheat Scourer

FDMW

Choose it when

Hard wheat with firmly attached dirt, and any wheat where you want aggressive surface action. Standard in most medium and large cleaning houses.

Watch out for

Aggressive enough to break kernels if the clearance is set too tight. Generates heat and dust, so it needs aspiration.

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Decision rule

Hard wheat: scourer. Soft wheat or a tight building: brush-scourer combination.

Answers

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers to the questions engineers and mill owners actually ask us during plant sizing. If your case is not covered, send the wheat specification and your target tonnage.

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How much ash reduction is achievable?
Up to 0.10 percentage points on the whole meal, which is substantial — roughly equivalent to a full extra break passage in ash terms.

Next step

Send your tonnage. Get a flow sheet in 12 working hours.

Send us: daily capacity target, wheat type and quality, available building dimensions, and local power supply. We reply within 12 working hours with a preliminary flow sheet, equipment list and budget range — no obligation.