The Commercial Electric Grain Grinder (Refining Mill) is commonly used for processing various dry or wet grains, spices, and legumes into fine powders or pastes
Key Components
Hopper (Top): The stainless steel funnel where you feed the raw materials
Grinding Chamber (Front) The silver circular housing. Inside, there are usually two grinding discs (steel or stone). One rotates while the other stays fixed to crush the material.
Adjustment Knob: The metal screw on the very front allows you to tighten or loosen the gap between the grinding plates
Motor (Red/Black):These units typically run on a high-torque electric motor (often around 1.5kW to 3kW) to handle tough grains.
Common Uses
Dry Milling: Grinding corn for flour, coffee beans, or spices like chili and ginger.
Wet Milling: Making pastes for foods like moin moin or akara (beans)