Wheat Processing Line Export Factory

Wheat Processing Line

Hebei Julite Sorting Technology Co., Ltd. offers its Wheat Processing Line as a full-scale solution for cleaning, grading, milling, and packing wheat grains destined for flour mills, bakeries, and feed producers. The line balances gentle grain handling with precise impurity removal to protect grain quality and optimize milling performance.

Initial Cleaning & De‐dusting
Wheat enters a vibrating pre-cleaner that separates large impurities—stones, straw, and soil aggregates. A ducted aspirator system then removes dust, chaff, and fine particulates, reducing abrasion on subsequent equipment.

Gravity & Destoner Modules
Gravity tables refine separation of broken grains and light impurities, while a destoner removes residual stones through density differences. These stages ensure uniform intake material ahead of grading.

Fine Sieving & Magnetic Separation
Multi-deck screeners classify wheat by size into two or more fractions, depending on end-product requirements. A magnetic separator extracts any metallic fragments, protecting high-precision rollers in the milling section.

Milling Preparation & Bran Separation
Scalper sifters and pearlers remove outer bran layers for specialty flour lines, while abrasion pears lighten bran color for standard milling. Bran separation modules route outer layers to bran recovery systems or animal-feed streams.

Final Grading & Packaging
After final cleaning, wheat is conveyed to bulk storage silos or bagging units. Automated weigher-fillers deliver accurate bag weights, and optional metal detection or X-ray inspection provides an extra safety check. Control panels with PLC/HMI interfaces allow operators to monitor throughput, reject rates, and machine status, while data records support traceability and quality-management audits.

Comprehensive Support
Hebei Julite Sorting Technology Co., Ltd. delivers complete project services—from site assessment, civil design input, and foundation preparation to installation, commissioning, and operator training. Preventive-maintenance plans and remote-support agreements help maintain consistent performance and meet evolving operational requirements.