Peanut Huller Threshing Groundnut Sheller Machine

Features of groundnut sheller machine

The groundnut sheller machine is composed of several parts such as grain rods, grid bars, concave plates, fans, specific gravity sorting, and secondary hoisting machine, with simple and compact structure, easy operation, stable performance, safe and reliable.

Working principle of groundnut sheller machine

The peanuts are fed manually and fall into the rough grid first. Due to the rubbing force between the rotation of the wooden board and the concave plate of the fixed grid, the peanut kernels and shells after peeling and separating the peanut shells fall through the grid at the same time, and then pass through the air duct After the wind blows most of the peanut shells out of the machine, the peanut kernels and a part of the peanuts that have not been peeled fall into the specific gravity sorting sieve. After re-screening, the peanut kernels travel through the separation sieve and flow into the sack through the inlet. The unpeeled peanuts (small fruits) go down from the sieve surface, flow into the hoist through the discharge channel, and then sent to the fine-grain grid by the hoist for secondary peeling, and then the specific gravity is divided into rows. Peel all off.

Precautions before starting the peanut sheller

Precautions before starting the peanut sheller, before using the mechanical equipment, in fact, check whether the peanut sheller is placed stably before threshing to ensure the stable placement of the equipment and achieve the purpose of safe operation.

In addition, you also need to check whether the fasteners are tightened to ensure that the screws are not loose, and then check whether the rotating parts are flexible, whether there is lubricating oil in the bearings, and ensure that the tightness of each part is moderate, not too tight or too loose. The rotating part rotates flexibly. If there is a lack of lubricating oil in each bearing, please fill-up the lubricating oil in the oil gun in time to ensure the lubrication between the bearings. Otherwise, the work of the sheller will not go smoothly.