H-100+ Horizontal Chaff Cutter And Attachakki, With 3 HP Motor

The H-100+ Horizontal Chaff Cutter Cum Atta chakki is a multi functional agricultural machine that combines the capabilities of a chaff cutter and an atta chakki (flour mill). This innovative equipment is designed to streamline fodder cutting and grain processing for livestock feed and human consumption. With its powerful horizontal chaff cutter design, the H-100+ offers efficient and continuous cutting of various types of fodder, including straw, hay, and corn stalks. The finely chopped fodder promotes better digestibility and nutrient absorption in livestock, contributing to their overall health and productivity. In addition to its chaff-cutting capabilities, the Atta chakki function allows farmers to grind grains like wheat, maize, and millet into fresh flour. This versatility makes it a valuable asset for small-scale farmers and rural households, enabling them to produce nutritious animal feed and wholesome flour for their daily dietary needs.

About Horizontal Chaff Cutter Cum Atta chakki

The atta chakki feature of the H-100+ allows farmers to grind different grains, such as wheat, maize, millet, and more, into fresh flour. This functionality is particularly beneficial for rural communities, where access to commercially processed flour might be limited or expensive. With the H-100+, farmers can now produce their own fresh flour on-site, ensuring a constant supply of nutritious flour for various culinary purposes.

The H-100+ Chaff Cutter is designed with user-friendliness in mind. Its intuitive interface and straightforward controls make it easy for farmers of all experience levels to operate the machine effectively. Safety features are also integrated to protect the user during operation, reducing the risk of accidents and injuries.

Overview

The atta chakki functionality of the H-100+ is a game-changer for rural communities. By producing their own fresh flour, farmers can save on transportation costs and have access to nutritious flour for their daily dietary needs. This self-sufficiency enhances food security and promotes healthier diets within rural households.