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IMPACT HULLER

IMPACT HULLER

IMPACT HULLER

Product catalog summary
Overview
SCHULE Mühlenbau, with over 130 years of experience, specializes in the processing of grains and pulses, including rice, oats, legumes, and more. Their central factory in Reinbek, Germany, is certified according to DIN EN ISO 9001 standards.

Impact Huller
The impact huller is a crucial component in oat processing, also applicable for sunflower seeds, spelt, buckwheat, and hemp. It ensures a high degree of hulling with minimal broken grains. The process involves feeding the product into a rotating centrifugal wheel, where it is aligned and thrown against an impact ring. Various materials for the impact ring are available, including stone, steel, ceramics, and special plastics. The huller features automatic impact ring adjustment for uniform wear and consistent results.

Advantages
  • Excellent hulling degree with low broken grain percentage
  • High yield and low power consumption
  • Long service life of wear parts
  • Height-adjustable hulling ring and high throughput
  • Continuously adjustable speed range
  • Short maintenance times due to specially designed impact ring holder

Technical Data
Impact Huller FKS CLE
  • Capacity: up to 5.0 t/h
  • Motor power: 5.5 kW
Impact Huller FKS 500
  • Capacity: up to 5.0 t/h
  • Motor power: 5.5 kW

Capacities
  • Oats: up to 4000 kg/h
  • Sunflower seeds for bakeries and trade: up to 1500 kg/h
  • Sunflower seeds for the oil industry (special design): up to 5000 kg/h

Both the FKS CLE and FKS 500 models are characterized by their modular design and quick impact ring change capabilities.
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Catalog excerpts

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OVER 130 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE in the processing of grain and pulses 01 Impact Huller Page 04 The continuous development of machines and plants makes SCHULE Mühlenbau a competent partner when it comes to processing rice, grain, legumes and much more. Processing oats requires many different production steps. Besides cleaning and sorting, this also includes shelling, separating, groating and flaking. SCHULE manufactures all the machines required for oat processing at its central factory in Reinbek near Hamburg, which is certified according to DIN EN ISO 9001. So they are “Made in Germany”. Since...

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IMPACT HULLER Maximum degree of hulling with minimum percentage of broken grains Excellent hulling degree Low percentage of broken grains High yield Low power consumption Long service life of the wear parts Height-adjustable hulling ring High throughput Highest hulling efficiency Continuously adjustable speed range Long impact ring service life due to highly wear-resistant material and automatic impact ring adjustment Short maintenance times due to specially designed impact ring holder Oats before hulling Oats after hulling Sunflower seeds before hulling Sunflower seeds after hulling Spelt before...

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Sunflower seeds for bakeries and trade Sunflower seeds for the oil industry (special design) Capacities Oats Sunflower seeds for bakeries and trade Sunflower seeds for the oil industry (special design) *The capacities are reference values which may vary due to the characteristics of the product *The capacities are reference values which may vary due to the characteristics of the product Impact huller Impact huller Impact hullers of the CLE class are characterised by their modular design and quick impact ring change.

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F. H. SCHULE Mühlenbau GmbH Dieselstrasse 5 – 9 21465 Reinbek Deutschland

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*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.