Aspiration
Separates dust, husks and light particles from the product using an airflow – protects downstream machines and keeps operations low in dust.
Technical Data.
Aspiration separates dust, husks and light particles from the product stream by directing a targeted airflow through the material. Anything lighter than the grain is carried off and separated out. This protects downstream machines from wear and keeps dust exposure low during operation.
Beyond this standard version, we also build different, flexible machines for the Cleaning area – tailored individually to your process.
Air volume up to
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m³/h
Drive up to
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kilowatts
Throughput up to
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per hour

Removing dust and light particles before they cause problems.
Aspiration is used wherever raw material arrives or is transferred: at intake, before milling and at transfer points. We match air volume and cross-section to your product, so good material stays in the stream and only the light fraction is discharged.

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Aspiration
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