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Grain Roaster Machine

Grain Roasting Machine is a versatile food processing unit used to roast, toast, or reduce the moisture content of various grains, seeds, pulses, and nuts. Unlike fryers, these machines use dry heat (convection or conduction) to transform raw grains into aromatic, crispy products like roasted chana, peanuts, puffed rice (muri), or coffee.


1. Technical Specifications

Feature

Details

Capacity

25 kg/batch up to 2000 kg/hr (continuous)

Heating Method

LPG, Natural Gas, Electricity (Induction), Wood, or Coal

Drum Material

SS 304 (Food Grade) or MS (with heat-resistant coating)

Temperature Range

40°C to 250°C (Digital PID Control)

Power Consumption

1 HP to 5 HP (for motor) + Heating Element (if electric)

Automation

Semi-Automatic (Manual Tilt) or Fully Automatic (PLC based)


2. Common Types of Grain Roasters

  • Rotary Drum Roaster (Batch Type): The most common design. A horizontal drum rotates over a heat source. Internal flight blades (stirrers) ensure the grains are tossed continuously for a uniform roast.
  • Continuous Roasting Line: Used for high-volume production. Grains enter one end and travel through a long heated tunnel or a large rotating drum, exiting fully roasted at the other end.
  • Sand Roasting Machine: A traditional yet modernized method where grains (like peanuts or chana) are roasted in hot sand within a rotating drum. The sand acts as a heat transfer medium for an extremely even, "bhatti-style" crunch.
  • Induction Roaster: A high-tech, smoke-free option that uses electromagnetic induction to heat the drum directly. It is 90% energy-efficient and offers precise temperature control.

3. Key Components & Features

  • Insulated Heating Chamber: To prevent heat loss and ensure the outer body remains safe to touch.
  • Variable Speed Drive (VFD): Allows you to adjust the drum's RPM. Slower speeds are for heavy pulses, while faster speeds are for light grains like puffed rice.
  • Dust/Smoke Extraction: Integrated blowers and chimneys to remove the fine husks and smoke generated during the roasting of items like soybeans or coffee.
  • Cooling Tray: Some systems include a circular tray with a fan at the bottom to rapidly cool the grains post-roasting, stopping the cooking process instantly.

4. Application Versatility

This machine is a "multipurpose" workhorse for:

  • Pulses & Legumes: Chana (Chickpeas), Moong Dal, Soybeans.
  • Seeds & Nuts: Peanuts, Sesame seeds, Cashews, Almonds.
  • Cereals: Wheat, Barley, Maize (Corn), Poha (Rice flakes).
  • Spices: Coriander, Cumin, Pepper (before grinding).

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