6N40 Rice Mill with Round Hopper and 7.5 HP Petrol Engine

Portable Paddy Milling Machine with Petrol Engine – By Machine Point

The 6N40 Rice Mill with Round Hopper and 7.5 HP Petrol Engine is a powerful and mobile rice milling solution designed for farmers and businesses in areas with limited electricity access. Equipped with a 7.5 HP petrol engine, it ensures consistent paddy milling even in remote or off-grid locations.

The round feeding hopper allows smooth grain flow, while the compact yet robust design supports dehusking, polishing, and bran separation. This model is especially useful for field-side milling, village setups, and agri-entrepreneurs needing flexible mobility and reliable performance.

Key Features of 6N40 Rice Mill with Petrol Engine

• ✅ Engine: 7.5 HP petrol engine for off-grid operation

• ✅ Hopper: Round-shaped hopper for continuous and smooth paddy feed

• ✅ Capacity: Approx. 150–200 kg/hr (based on paddy quality and usage)

• ✅ Functions: Paddy dehusking, rice polishing, and bran removal

• ✅ Body: Heavy-duty mild steel frame for long service life

• ✅ Mobility: Ideal for fieldwork, remote villages, and mobile setups

• ✅ Fuel-Efficient: Optimized for longer run-time on moderate fuel use

Best For

• Farmers in low-electricity zones

• Mobile milling businesses

• Rural agri-shops and village entrepreneurs

• Custom rice setups needing portability

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