Our Features :-

• Grinding Mechanism:
• The core function of an entolator is to grind grains into flour or meal. It uses various mechanisms such as burrs, rollers, or blades to crush and pulverize the grains. The choice of grinding mechanism can affect the texture and quality of the final product.
• Adjustable Settings:
• Many modern entolators come with adjustable settings that allow users to control the fineness of the grind. This feature is crucial for producing different types of flour, ranging from coarse wholemeal to fine white flour, catering to diverse culinary needs.
• Capacity and Throughput:
• Entolators vary in size and capacity, from small, household models to large, industrial machines. The throughput capacity, measured in kilograms per hour, determines how much grain the machine can process within a given time frame, influencing its suitability for different scales of operation.