Bellaex has completed truck loading this week for an FO8100F oat flaking mill package scheduled for shipment to India. The delivery includes the main flaking mill and auxiliary units, prepared for overseas transport and on-site installation readiness.
Before loading, the Bellaex team carried out export packing checks focused on practical arrival outcomes—protecting critical contact surfaces, securing major components against vibration, and preparing clear identification for site receiving and inspection.
Planning an oat flakes project in India? 3 practical points you can apply immediately
1) Define your product target early—so selection and commissioning start right
Please clarify upfront:
- Raw material type: hulled oats / dehulled groats (or other form)
- Target flake thickness range (mm) and acceptable fines (%)
Your priority: eating quality, appearance, yield, or consistency
These directly determine roll-gap control requirements, feeding stability needs, and fines control boundaries.
2) Start with the limitations of your current equipment—so the upgrade solves the real problem
If you already run a rolling/flaking process, describe your pain points with symptoms + photos/videos + simple numbers. Typical limitations include:
- Inconsistent thickness within a batch and poor batch-to-batch repeatability
- High fines / breakage, reduced yield and poor flake integrity
- Unstable feeding (bridging, starvation, sudden surges) causing load and thickness drift
- Vibration/noise/fast wear, frequent maintenance and downtime
- Low tolerance to raw material variation (moisture/size/hardness/impurities)
We focus on stable output after arrival. The clearer your current issues are, the more accurate the solution will be.
