Overview
Demand for grain-based ethanol — for blending with petrol as well as potable use — has grown fast in India. The milling section decides how efficiently starch is converted downstream. Premium Pulman’s Miracle Mill NHM (hammer mill) is matched to the grain by tip speed and screen size; the meal then passes a rotary or vibro screen to achieve the required flour band, and oversize returns for re-grinding.
What we offer
- Fully integrated milling plant with aspiration
- Grain unloading system with aspiration
- Cleaners and destoners
- Magnetic separators
- Screens for the specified flour particle size
- Flour storage silos with discharge valves
- Weigh hoppers with load cells for accurate feeding to liquefaction
- Grain storage silos with feeding elevators
- SS pre-masher units with precision nozzles
- Malt roller mills and ventilated hammer mills for malt
Capacity guide
| Distillery capacity | Grain cleaning, milling & flour conveying (TPD) | Approx. HP | Approx. space L×W×H (m) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30 KLPD | 85 | 125 | 15×8×17 |
| 45 KLPD | 130 | 175 | 18×8×20 |
| 60 KLPD | 170 | 200 | 18×8×20 |
| 70 KLPD | 200 | 235 | 18×15×20 |
| 90 KLPD | 250 | 275 | 18×15×20 |
| 105 KLPD | 300 | 345 | 20×15×20 |
| 140 KLPD | 400 | 445 | 25×15×25 |
| 180 KLPD | 500 | 575 | 30×20×25 |
| 350 KLPD | 1000 | — | — |
Indicative values for planning; final sizing depends on grain type and process design.
Why choose us
- All equipment manufactured in-house
- Custom-built systems
- 50+ turnkey projects
- Also suitable for tapioca, cassava, potato and other starch-based materials
- Distillery technology companies such as Praj and Triveni Engineering appear among Premium Pulman’s listed clients
Frequently Asked Questions
Which grains can the plant mill?
Maize, rice (including broken rice), sorghum, wheat and other cereals, plus starch sources such as tapioca, cassava and potato.
Hammer mill or roller mill for distillery?
Hammer milling (Miracle Mill NHM) is standard for grain-to-ethanol; roller mills are offered for malt processing in breweries.
