
Feed Machinery Electric Motors
In a feed mill, dozens of machines run in sequence from raw material intake to the bag: grain and meal rise to the silo by elevator, are broken down in the grinder, weighed by dosi... More Details

In a feed mill, dozens of machines run in sequence from raw material intake to the bag: grain and meal rise to the silo by elevator, are broken down in the grinder, weighed by dosi... More Details

In a flour mill, air is as important a carrier as the product itself. Drawing heat and moisture out of the roller mills, collecting dust from the sifters and cleaning machines, and... More Details

A surface planer (also called a jointer or flat planer in the workshop) is the machine that flattens a twisted or cupped face of a board and squares one edge to that face; in a woo... More Details

A four-sided planer, known in the trade as a profile machine or moulder, machines timber on all four faces in a single pass and produces long parts such as dimensioned battens, pan... More Details

A feed grinding and milling machine reduces raw materials such as maize, barley, wheat and oilseed meal to a fineness suited to mixing and pelleting. The more evenly the grain is b... More Details

A circular saw machine uses a rotating toothed disc to rip or cross-cut solid wood, planks and boards. For all woodworking machines see the woodworking machine electric motors page... More Details

Tile and mosaic cutting machines divide a large slab or a narrow strip into the small pieces used for wall and floor cladding, down to mosaic tesserae only a few centimetres across... More Details

In a joinery shop or furniture factory every machine produces chips and dust: the planer throws thick chips, the circular saw fine sawdust, and the sander a flour-like dust that ha... More Details

Metal belt grinders and polishing machines are workshop machines that run an abrasive belt or a cloth/felt wheel at high speed to dress weld seams, remove burrs and give stainless ... More Details