Nine lines · six crops · 5–50 TPD

Processing Solutions by Crop and Finished Product

Nine turnkey lines across six crops — every one a complete flow from raw material intake to bagged, sellable product, configured at 5, 10, 20 or 50 tonnes per day.

Shortlisting

How to Shortlist Your Line

Start from the product, not the machine.

The page you land on should match what you intend to sell — grits, flour, polished rice, garri. If you start from equipment lists, you will buy the wrong line politely.

Match capacity to your market, not to your ambition.

5 TPD serves a community; 50 TPD serves a city. Oversizing is the most common expensive mistake we see in first-plant enquiries.

Check your raw material honestly.

Variety, moisture and impurity levels decide the configuration. Send a sample if you can — 〔sample testing procedure TBC〕.

Then ask for the proposal.

Every line page ends in the same place: a process flow, an equipment list and a budget range, from an engineer, in two working days.

Capacity

What 5, 10, 20 and 50 TPD Actually Mean

The figures below are a selection framework. Installed power and footprint per tier are confirmed per line type — 〔TBC〕.

TierServesTypical realityCommon mistake
5 TPDOne community, single shiftEntry market test; manual-assist intake and packingBuying it for a market that has already outgrown it
10 TPDOne town, stable retail supplyFirst serious commercial plant; two product streams become possibleUnderestimating packing labour at this tier
20 TPDRegional wholesale, institutionsSecond-shift ready; by-product stream becomes real revenueSkipping by-product handling planning
50 TPDUrban industrial, brand millsParallel lines, highest automation; logistics matter as much as millingAssuming the site fits — survey first

Each line page carries a capacity card for its own tiers — jump straight to #capacity-5tpd … #capacity-50tpd on the line page you are considering.

Not sure which tier your market can absorb?

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Comparison

Comparing the Lines at a Glance

LineRaw materialFinished productCapacity tiersMilling philosophy
Corn GritsMaizeGraded grits + germ / bran5–50 TPDDegermination-first, crack don't crush
Corn FlourMaizeBolted white / whole-meal flour5–50 TPDBreak-reduction to fineness spec
Wheat FlourWheatWhite flour, extraction-driven5–50 TPDTempering + staged reduction
White RicePaddyPolished rice5–50 TPDHusk-separate-whiten-polish
Parboiled RicePaddyParboiled rice10–50 TPD 〔TBC〕Soak-steam-dry before milling
Sorghum & MilletSmall grainsDecorticated grain, flour5–20 TPD 〔TBC〕Abrasive decortication, low-density handling
Cassava FlourFresh rootsFood-grade flour5–20 TPD 〔TBC〕Wash-rasp-dewater-dry
GarriFresh rootsGarri5–20 TPD 〔TBC〕Ferment-press-fry-grade
Tubers Flour & StarchPotato / yam / sweet potatoFlour, crude starch5–10 TPD 〔TBC〕Simple modules, phased capex

Where a capacity range differs from what our engineering team can currently deliver, the confirmed range prevails — 〔all ranges to be validated〕.

Before you enquire

Before You Enquire

Can one supplier really handle six crops?

The lines share cleaning, handling and packing architecture; what changes is the milling and finishing core. We build each line around its own crop logic — we don't sell you a maize mill wearing a cassava label.

Do you sell single machines?

Yes — via the individual machines library, for component needs and plant upgrades. But our quotes for full lines are engineering-first, because a line's performance is decided by the flow sheet, not the machine list.

What does a proposal cost?

Nothing. The proposal — flow sheet, equipment list, budget range — is how we qualify projects in both directions. If the configuration doesn't fit your market, we say so before you spend money.

Enquiry

Get Your Line Proposal

Crop, capacity, finished product — three facts are enough to start. Engineering reply within two working days.

  • Engineering reply within two working days
  • Flow sheet, equipment list and budget range
  • No obligation, no sales sequence

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