The sunflower seed peeling and kernel separation machine processes about 100-2000 kilograms of sunflower seeds per hour, with adjustable speed and negative pressure for hulling, low crushing, and minimal loss.

Manufacturer of sunflower seed shell and kernel separation machine

The sunflower seed hulling and sorting unit is a machine redesigned by our company based on more than 20 years of industry experience for customers. This machine is mainly used for hulling and sorting sunflower seeds. Minimizes volume to the greatest extent possible while maintaining functionality consistent with large devices.

This machine uses frequency conversion technology to control the speed of the huller, thereby achieving the processing of sunflower seeds from different origins and varieties.

Composition of Sunflower Seed Shedding and Sorting Unit Equipment

Feeding hopper, linear impurity remover, elevator, shell removal machine and selection machine, feeding hopper, electrical control cabinet

technological process

Raw materials → Removal of impurities → Lifting → Shedding and sorting → Selection → Sunflower kernels

Small seed hulling machine

Parameters:

Overall dimensions: 1.75 meters x 1.3 meters x 2.5 meters high

Power: 2350W

Processing capacity:

Sunflower seeds 30-50 kg/hour

Hemp seeds 30-40 kg/hour

Purification rate: over 95%

Weight: 350 kilograms

Small seed huller that uses the centrifugal principle to remove the outer skin of seeds and automatically separates the kernels. The uncleaned seeds are automatically picked up back into the huller for cyclic hulling after being screened by specific gravity.

This machine is suitable for processing sunflower seeds, hemp seeds, Acer truncatum black seeds, oats, and other oilseeds and miscellaneous grains for shelling and peeling. The whole machine has a rigorous structure, compact size, high shell removal rate, good separation effect, and is very easy to operate and maintain.

The whole machine uses a 220V single-phase motor, which can be applied to baking workshops, agricultural research institutes, grain trade procurement and inspection places for seasonal small batch processing.