Efficient paddy processing depends on more than simply removing the husk; cleaning, separation and polishing also influence the final rice output. The 6N70 Pro Max Rice Mill is designed as an automatic, double-pass rice milling system for operations requiring a stated capacity of 500–600 kg/hr. With integrated processing attachments, it brings several essential stages together in one fixed machine arrangement.
The machine is configured for paddy-to-rice processing and operates with a 10 HP electric power rating. Its double-pass operation is intended for repeated milling action, while the included paddy cleaner, destoner, polisher and elevator support a more organised processing sequence. This combination can be particularly useful for small to mid-size rice-processing operations seeking a dedicated commercial setup.
| Model | 6N70 Pro Max Rice Mill |
| Capacity | 500–600 kg/hr |
| Power Rating | 10 HP |
| Power Source | Electric |
| Operation Type | Double Pass |
| Automation Grade | Automatic |
| Application | Paddy to Rice |
| Machine Arrangement | Fixed |
| Body Material | Mild Steel |
For rice businesses in Ahmedabad and across Gujarat, a machine that combines multiple processing stages can help simplify the overall milling arrangement. The 6N70 Pro Max is designed for users looking for a compact commercial-grade system rather than separate equipment for every essential stage. Its stated 500–600 kg/hr capacity makes it suitable for operations handling regular paddy-processing volumes.
Actual output can vary according to paddy variety, moisture content, feeding conditions and processing settings. These factors should be evaluated when planning installation and production capacity.
For detailed specifications, machine configuration and application guidance, contact us in Ahmedabad. Share your expected paddy-processing volume and available installation space to discuss the appropriate setup for your rice-milling operation.
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