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Hammer Mills & Grain Crushers
9FQ hammer mills, self-priming grain grinders, disk mills and double-roller corn crackers for maize, wheat, soybean, sorghum and dry forage — 300 kg/h to 1.5 t/h.
Hammer Mills models
Buyer's guide
About our hammer mills
Our 9FQ series hammer mills pulverise grain and dry roughage with swinging hardened hammers against an interchangeable screen. Screen aperture sets the particle size, from fine flour (0.5–2 mm) for poultry mash to coarse meal (6–8 mm) for ruminants.
Self-priming models pull grain through a suction tube, so no one has to lift sacks onto a hopper, and cyclone versions collect dust-free meal straight into bags. For cracked corn, the double-roller cracker produces uniform kernels with minimal fines.
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Hammer Mills: common questions
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What is the difference between a hammer mill and a roller crusher?
A hammer mill impacts material against a screen and produces meal or flour; it handles grain, straw and dry grass. A roller crusher squeezes grain between two rollers, producing cracked kernels with very little dust — preferred for poultry scratch feed and steam-flaking.
How do I change the fineness of the feed?
Swap the screen. We supply screens with apertures from 0.8 mm to 12 mm; smaller holes produce finer meal at slightly lower throughput.
Can the hammer mill grind wet corn?
Grain moisture should be below about 14% for efficient grinding. Wet maize clogs the screen; dry it first or use our dual-use dry/wet grain mill.
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