A Farm Use Roller Mill from Laden Steel Fabricators

A Laden Roller Mill can be used in milling most kinds of feed materials for livestock and poultry. The roller feed mill is suitable both for cereals - wheat, barley, oats, maize, and other feed crops - legumes, oil plants, etc. A roller mill can be used also as a mill, a crusher, or a masher. With the variety of models available, these roller mills can fit in on the farm, in poultry operations, hog barns and on cattle feedlots.

Laden roller mills use the highest quality solid white iron rolls. These chilled cast iron rolls are 50-55 Rockwell "C" to a depth of at least ¾" which allows repeated corrugating for long life. Large roll shafts all but eliminate shaft failure.

Spherical Roller Bearings

Shaft bearings are double row, spherical roller and self-aligning. Taper bore bearings are held on shafts with adapter sleeves for positive locking fit.

Roll Closure Mechanism

Roll movement operates on a heavy-duty eccentric system. Heavy-duty coil springs assure protection from shock or foreign objects and threaded roll stops prevent roll-to-roll contact.

Roller Mill Housing

The roller housing is designed to allow removal of both rolls from the front without disturbing the feeder or scalper above. This makes for easy roll handling.
Side panels, of 5/8" - ¾ " thickness (depending upon the model), provide a very sturdy and rigid frame. See-through drive guards are standard equipment

Milling Options

The following roller mill options can be designed as part of the roller frame to suit your specific needs:

• Custom inlets or discharges
• Roller bases
• Scrapers for high moisture applications
• Magnet door assembly
• See-through drive guards
• Housing side panel thickness of ½" - 1" depending on model
• Rotary scalpers to remove over size foreign materials.
• High capacity multi-roller frames

Roller Feed Mills Boost Nutritive Value

It is proved that the nutritive value of feed mixes is formed not only by the composition of nutrients, but also by their physical structure. Laden roller grinders can produce all kinds of feed mixes, from grain to corn, to pulses and for nearly all categories of livestock. The size of particles for the required granularity of feed mixes can be controlled precisely and promptly. Nutritive value of grind from roller mills increases digestibility, and thus the productive efficiency of feed.
The grind from roller grinders is much more homogeneous texture compared to the grind from hammer mills. The insignificant portion of floury and powdery fractions in milk cow nutrition decreases the occurrence of dietary and health problems. The dust-free texture of coarse grinds is suitable especially for all poultry categories.