MMH500 Milano Italia Chopper Grinder (Bare Unit)

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The MMH500 Milano Italia is a compact yet heavy-duty chopper grinder designed for small to medium-scale farming operations. Built for versatility, it handles both green fodder chopping and grain grinding, helping farmers prepare balanced animal feed with one machine. Delivered without a motor or engine, it gives users the flexibility to install their preferred 5–10 HP petrol, diesel, or electric power source. Its rugged steel or cast-iron body ensures long service life, while its dual hopper design and efficient cutting system make it a reliable feed-processing solution.

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Two-in-One Design: Performs both fodder chopping and grain grinding, reducing the need for multiple machines.
Customizable Power Setup: Compatible with 5–10 HP external motors (diesel, petrol, or electric), making it adaptable for farms with or without grid power.
Moderate Processing Capacity: Handles up to 500 kg of material per hour, ideal for dairy farmers, poultry keepers, and small cooperatives.
Durable Frame and Blades: Built from heavy-duty steel or cast iron with hardened blades that ensure efficient cutting and grinding under daily use.
Dual Hopper Feed System: Dedicated inlets for wet forage and dry grains minimize blockages and increase productivity.
Adjustable Output Size: Fitted with sieves/screens to regulate the fineness of ground grains, catering to different livestock feeding needs.
User-Friendly Maintenance: Easy access to internal components simplifies cleaning, sharpening, and blade replacement.
Portable Option: Can be mounted on a wheeled trolley or frame for convenient movement around the farm.

Specifications

Model:MMH500
Structure: Heavy-duty steel or cast iron frame
Recommended Power:5–10 HP (petrol, diesel, or electric)
Output Capacity:Up to 500 kg/hour (depending on material and power)
Blades:Hardened steel cutting blades plus hammer-type grinding blades
Applications: Chopping Napier grass, maize stalks, hay, sugarcane tops, and grinding dry grains such as maize, millet, sorghum