Corn shelling machine

Corn shelling machine - A 2-in-1 machine for shelling and separating kernels with increased productivity for processing crops, specifically a small maize thresher and peeler. Function: It removes corn kernels from the cob (threshing) and can also peel the husk. Capacity: Typically processes between 1,000 kg and 2,000 kg of corn per hour. Power: Operated by a small electric motor or a gasoline engine. Structure: Features a sturdy metal frame, a feeding hopper at the top, and a drum mechanism inside. Power Requirements: They usually require a 1.1 kW to 2.2 kW (approx. 2.2 HP) motor and run on standard single-phase electricity (220V). Standalone Unit Weight: Approximately 26.5 kg to 35 kg. Complete Unit (with motor): approximately 42 kg when fully equipped with a core motor.