Features
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Typical Commodity Flow:
1. The commodity is fed to the hopper and is spread evenly across the full width of the top screen.
2. The product then moves across the top screen, which has openings larger than the product itself. The large foreign material is "scalped" off while the good product falls through the screen.
3. The bottom screen can either sift or scalp. To set up for sifting, the bottom screen openings must be smaller than the commodity being cleaned. Trash, weed seeds and splits drop through the bottom screen while the good product passes over it. (This is the flow shown in the diagram). When scalping, the screen openings must be larger than the product itself. The large foreign material is "scalped" off while the good product falls through the screen.
4. Next, the product is routed through a column of air from the bottom blast fan. This blast of air effectively removes any lightweight trash and dust that may have remained after screening.
5. Good, clean product is discharged at the bottom of the air chamber into a clean seed box.
Dimensions
Please contact an EBM representative at 1-800-356-9782 for more information regarding Clipper Seed Cleaners and your application.
