Specific methods for cleaning rice processing equipment

发布时间：2026-04-15 点击次数：

A considerable amount of material often adheres to the grinding rollers of rice processing equipment. It is therefore essential to remove this adhered material to minimise wear on the rollers and ensure the quality of the flour produced by the processing equipment. For areas that are difficult to clean directly, a small brush can be used to remove impurities, thereby maintaining the cleanliness of the rice processing equipment. It is important to note that if these hard-to-reach areas cannot be cleaned using a small brush, the rice processing equipment will need to be dismantled for thorough cleaning.

The specialised sieves for rice processing equipment are primarily used to remove mud, sand and surface hairs from wheat. The sieve mesh acts as a hygiene tool for the flour mill, clearing the path for clean flour much like a street cleaner. The screens for small-scale rice processing equipment feature excellent flatness and high rigidity. They are manufactured from 65Mn high-strength spring steel wire and undergo a corrugated embossing process prior to production, resulting in a remarkably flat surface. This ensures that impurities within the wheat are effectively and thoroughly removed without any residue. The rigidity of the screen is essential for the operation of the processing machinery.

　　At the intersections of the warp and weft threads, the mesh wires are firmly secured by the corrugated indentations and the elasticity of the steel wire. The wires do not deform or vibrate, ensuring exceptional stability, which plays a significant role in the removal of impurities from the wheat. If impurities were to find their way into the flour, it would not only be detrimental to human health but would also affect the appearance of the flour. The resulting baked goods would appear dark and discoloured, which would in turn dampen one’s appetite.