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Roast Grain Cooling Machine

After roasting, grains (like Chana, Peanuts, Millets, or Corn) reach temperatures of 150°C to 200°C. A Roast Grain Cooling Machine is critical because if you pack or store hot grains immediately, they will lose their crunch (sweat) and the residual heat will continue to cook the grain, leading to a burnt taste.

there are two primary types of cooling systems: Integrated (part of the roaster) and Stand-alone (dedicated cooling unit).


1. Types of Roast Grain Cooling Machines

A. Vibratory Cooling Conveyor (Best for Large Scale)

Hot grains move along a vibrating stainless steel bed while high-velocity ambient air is blown from underneath.

  • Mechanism: Fluidized bed effect (grains "float" in the air for maximum surface exposure).
  • Cooling Time: 10–30 minutes.
  • Capacity: 500 kg/hr to 5,000 kg/hr.

B. Circular Cooling Bin (Best for Batch/Small Scale)

A circular tank with a perforated bottom and a rotating arm (agitator) that stirs the grain while a centrifugal fan sucks heat out.

  • Mechanism: Forced air suction/blowing.
  • Cooling Time: 5–15 minutes.

C. Vertical Column Cooler

Grains fall through a series of zig-zag baffles while cool air passes through them.

  • Best for: Pulses and small grains (Soybean, Maize).
  • Benefit: Space-saving (vertical footprint).

2. Technical Specifications

Feature

Standard Specification

Material

Food Grade SS 304 (Contact parts must be SS to handle heat)

Air System

High-pressure Centrifugal Blower (1 HP to 5 HP)

Temp Reduction

From 180°C down to 35°C (Ambient)

Automation

Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) to control cooling speed

Dust Collection

Cyclonic dust collector (removes loose husks/skin during cooling)


3. Estimated Price List (India 2026)

Machine Capacity

Batch Cooling Bin (50 kg)

Semi-Automatic (100–200 kg/hr)

Continuous Vibratory (500 kg/hr+)

Industrial Grain Chiller (1000 to 3000)


4. Key Considerations for Your Setup

  • Aspiration System: When cooling roasted grains (especially Chana or Peanuts), the skin often peels off. Ensure your cooler has a Cyclone/Aspirator to suck away these skins so your final product is clean.
  • Ambient vs. Chilled Air: For standard snacks, ambient (outside) air is enough. If you are in a very humid area (like coastal regions), you may need a "Grain Chiller" which dehumidifies the air to prevent the roasted 

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