For grains and beans, the machine choice starts with the crop condition, the visible defects and how evenly the product feeds. A model number only becomes useful after those details are clear.
Crop type, moisture condition, normal throughput and whether the product flows cleanly or carries light foreign material.
Discolored kernels, black spots, stones and other contrasting material that can be seen in a normal sample.
Most free-flowing grains start with a chute review. Fragile, sticky or irregular product may need a belt test.
BEFORE QUOTING
A grain quote is stronger when the sample and line conditions are clear. These details help avoid oversizing or choosing the wrong platform.
Tell us which grain or pulse you process, the defects you need to remove and the throughput required.
Share the material you process, the visible defects you need to remove and your target throughput. If you can send a representative sample, we can plan the selection around real test conditions.