Pulse Pre Cleaner Machine

A specialised piece of agricultural machinery called a pulse pre-cleaner is used in the first cleaning stage of the processing of pulses. Prior to further processing, it is intended to clean raw pulses of contaminants including stones, dust, chaff, and other foreign components.

Typically, a feed hopper, a vibratory feeder, sieves or screens, and an aspiration system make up a pulse pre-cleaner machine. The vibratory feeder evenly distributes the raw pulses over the sieves or screens after they are fed into the machine through the hopper.

Vibration is applied to the pulses as they move through the sieves or screens, helping to remove bigger contaminants and undersized grains. As the cleaned pulses go through the machine, the aspiration system uses airflow to remove lighter debris like dust and chaff, which are transported away.

By lowering contaminants, providing a cleaner result, and increasing the effectiveness of future processing steps, pulse pre-cleaner machines are crucial for raising the quality of pulses. They contribute to greater yields and better overall product quality by helping to shield downstream machinery from harm brought on by foreign materials.

Depending on the kind and quantity of processed pulses, the precise design and capacity of pulse pre-cleaner machines may change. To ensure efficient and effective cleaning of raw pulses before further processing or packaging, they are frequently employed in dal mills, grain handling facilities, and pulse processing factories.