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Intake / pre-cleaning · Model SCQY

Drum Sieve Pre-Cleaner

First line of defence: straw, string and dust out before anything else sees the wheat.

  • 60+ years manufacturing
  • 10–500 t/d capacity range
  • 100+ patents
  • Turnkey commissioning

What it does

The SCQY rotary drum is the cheapest tonne of cleaning you will ever buy. It removes coarse straw, rope, cob and dust before the wheat reaches any precision equipment, which is what keeps the fine screens downstream from blinding.

Technical parameters

Nominal values at standard conditions. Confirm final specification on the order drawing.

Model Capacity Power Dimensions (mm) Weight
SCQY80 8–10 t/h 1.1 kW 1650 × 1000 × 1500 460 kg
SCQY100 10–15 t/h 1.5 kW 1700 × 1250 × 2100 580 kg
SCQY125 15–20 t/h 2.2 kW 2740 × 1600 × 2490 900 kg
SCQY150 20–30 t/h 3 kW 2950 × 1860 × 2490 1,100 kg

Selection guidance

Size to 1.3× your peak intake rate — pre-cleaners are often bypassed during harvest rush and you do not want to be the reason a truck waits.

Maintenance

Inspect the drum screen every 200 hours; replace when hole deformation exceeds 15%. Bearing grease every 500 hours.

Selection cross-check

Pre-cleaning screens: drum vs rotary vibrating

Both remove coarse impurities before the main cleaning house. The choice is about capacity, footprint and how dirty the wheat arrives.

This machine

Drum Sieve Pre-Cleaner

SCQY

Choose it when

High-throughput intake where wheat arrives with straw, sticks and large foreign matter. Best when you need to take 30–80 t/h out of a truck pit without a tall building.

Watch out for

Poor at fine separation — it is a scalper, not a grader. Needs a screen change for different grain sizes and cannot handle damp wheat.

Alternative

Rotary Vibrating Screen

HZXZ

Choose it when

Smaller plants (under 20 t/h) where a single compact machine must do coarse and medium separation, and where the building height is limited.

Watch out for

Lower capacity per unit width than a drum sieve. The rotary motion is harder on the screen cloth, so expect more frequent replacement.

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Decision rule

Above 25 t/h intake, use a drum sieve. Below that, a rotary vibrating screen is cheaper for the same duty and takes less headroom.

Answers

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers to the questions engineers and mill owners actually ask us during plant sizing. If your case is not covered, send the wheat specification and your target tonnage.

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Does the drum sieve replace a vibrating screen?
No. It removes only coarse and large impurities. Size grading of small impurities requires a vibrating screen downstream.

Next step

Send your tonnage. Get a flow sheet in 12 working hours.

Send us: daily capacity target, wheat type and quality, available building dimensions, and local power supply. We reply within 12 working hours with a preliminary flow sheet, equipment list and budget range — no obligation.