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Integrating a professional malt mill into a brewhouse goes far beyond simply choosing a crushing capacity (kg/h).
Depending on the layout of your premises, access constraints, available height, and your electrical network, the choice of model, frame, and handling options becomes decisive.
Are you planning a new brewery installation or an upgrade? At Rolling Beers, we guide you in selecting the right mill and its installation equipment. Request your free personalised assessment and quote from our equipment experts.
1. Key criteria for properly installing your malt mill
To ensure smooth and safe daily operation around your mill, several installation factors must be anticipated:
- Floor footprint and loading height: A high‑capacity mill requires easy access to pour malt bags into the hopper or to position a bin for collecting dry spent grain under the roller outlet.
- Electrical supply and motor power: Depending on the mill size (from the 100 kg/h model to the 1,500 kg/h model), installation may require either a standard single‑phase connection or a dedicated three‑phase line to support starting torque.
- Mobility vs. fixed installation: Depending on the available space in your brewery, the mill can be installed on a fixed frame or equipped with a reinforced caster kit to be moved after crushing and free up usable floor space.
2. Installation options and accessories to consider
To optimise the use of your malt mill, we price and supply all peripheral equipment:
- Mobility kits (industrial casters): Essential for easily moving the mill during floor cleaning or maintenance operations.
- Hopper lids: To secure grain storage while waiting and limit dust emissions in the workspace.
- Stands and elevation frames: Allow you to adjust the mill’s outlet height so you can slide a transfer bin, receiving vessel, or lower hopper directly underneath.
3. Summary: Your mill installation project in 3 steps
| Step | Rolling Beers Pro Support | Benefit for Your Brewery |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Needs Assessment | Analysis of your brewing volumes, target crushing time, and space constraints. | Selection of the ideal mill model, without oversizing or bottlenecks. |
| 2. Costing & Configuration | Preparation of a free quote including the mill, its motor, frame, and installation accessories. | Clear, surprise‑free costing adapted to your equipment budget. |
| 3. Shipping & Follow‑up | Secure pallet delivery and guidance from our technicians for commissioning. | Fast installation and immediate handling of the equipment. |
Rolling Beers Technical Team Insight
Think about daily working ergonomics! Crushing is often underestimated during initial layout planning. Lifting and pouring 250 kg of malt into a hopper placed too high is exhausting for operators. Don’t hesitate to contact us early to validate the machine’s overall dimensions and choose the right frame or caster options at the time of ordering: you’ll gain comfort and safety in your workspace!
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