Horizontal Bran Finisher

The bran finisher gives an effective scalping of the broken stock by removing flour from the over tails. It recovers flour that would otherwise go to wearing and discharge the bran under cleaned condition. The polygon screen is available in a range of aperture sizes to meet a variety of requirements. A bran finisher is a machine used in the processing of grains, such as wheat, corn, and rice. It is typically used in the milling industry to remove the remaining bran and germ from the endosperm after the initial milling process. The machine consists of a series of rotating screens or sieves, which are used to separate the bran and germ from the endosperm. The screens are made of wire mesh or perforated metal, and the grains are fed into the machine at one end. As the grains move through the machine, they are subjected to a series of screens with progressively smaller holes, which remove the remaining bran and germ. The horizontal bran finisher is essential to increasing product yields while maintaining the integrity and quality of the end flour product. It uses a centrifugal action to gently separate the endosperm attached to the bran, thus reducing flour loss, and ensuring higher yields, requirements. The bran finisher comes with standard wooden screen frames or you can choose screen frames made out of stainless steel for added hygienization and food safety.