Grain mills

Replacement sieve 1 mm hole for flour mill 750w

€22.95*

Pcs.

Replacement blades for grain mill 750 w

€36.99*

Pcs.

Replacement sieve 1.5 mm hole for flour mill 750 w

€21.95*

Pcs.

Ginning device

€55.99*

Pcs.

Grain Mill 750 watts

€371.00*

Pcs.

Grain mill 550 watts

€343.00*

Pcs.

Grain Moisture Meter TwistGrain pro

€204.99*

Pcs.

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Mill Sprint

€146.99* €149.00*

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Grain-Moisture Level Reader GrainMaster GMSV2

€699.00*

Pcs.

Efficient grain processing with the right grain mill

Whether you are a hobby farmer or a professional agricultural business - a high-performance grain mill is the heart of any grain processing operation. It makes it possible to grind grains such as wheat, rye, barley or oats efficiently and thus utilize the full power of the grain.

Electric grain mills for maximum performance and fine flour

Electric grain mills offer fast and efficient processing of large quantities of grain. With their powerful motor and precise grinding mechanism, they guarantee a uniform and fine grinding result that is ideal for further processing.

Grist mill for various grains: corn, oats, roe and more

A grist mill can be used to coarsely grind grain, which is particularly suitable for animal feed or certain baking applications. Whether corn, oats or rye - with the right degree of grinding, you can always achieve the desired result.

Stone grinder for natural quality

Grain mills with a stone grinder (e.g. granite) stand for tradition and quality. They grind the grain particularly gently, preserving valuable nutrients. The result is a natural and nutritious flour that is ideal for healthy baking.

FAQ - Grain mill

What types of grain mills are there?
There are different types of grain mills, including electric mills, hand mills and mills with stone or steel grinders. Each type has its own advantages and disadvantages and is suitable for different requirements and quantities.

What grain can be processed in a mill?
Different types of grain such as wheat, rye, barley, oats or corn can be processed in a grain mill. Depending on the mill type and settings, the grain can be ground into fine flour or coarse meal.

How do I look after and maintain my grain mill properly?
The care and maintenance of a grain mill depends on its type and design. As a rule, the mill should be cleaned and dedusted regularly. Moving parts can be oiled occasionally to extend their service life.