SUPER Series
SUPER-600B

SUPER-600B 
• The low-temp., even and speedy drying minimizes broken rice, raises milling rate and produces beautiful rice.
• The entire dryer is designed to be strong and sturdy, making it suitable for heavy-duty.
• With foolproof design, users can produce high-quality rice from the 1^st, 100^th to 1000^th batch. 
   Small-package rice consistent in quality will be available to customers.
• Automatic moisture control prevents over-drying and weight loss.
• By using self-milled free rice husk, users no longer need to spend on diesel, natural gas or electricty as dryers' heat sources.

Multiple models with various fuel options availabl

Heat Source	SUPER-600B
Diesel	-
Gas	-
Biomass	●
Diesel & Husk Dual	-
Gas & Husk Dual	-
Steam	-

Application

Specifications

Item		SUPER-600B
Heat Source		SUNCUE Rice Husk Furnace SB-130
Capacity          Approx. kg	Paddy    1 liter=560g	10,000~60,000
	Wheat    1 liter=680g	12,100~60,000
	Corn, Animal Feed    1 liter=690g	12,100~60,000
Dimension      L(A)×W(B)×H(C) mm		7,386×6,502×13,799
Net Weight      Approx. kg		11,955
Required Thermal Energy  Approx. per unit	Paddy ‧ Wheat    Approx. Kcal/hr	150,000~600,000 Ambient Temp. +10~40°C
	Corn ‧ Animal Feed    Approx. Kcal/hr	175,000~1,060,000 Ambient Temp. +10~60°C
Electricity		3P, 220V/380V/415V/440V, 50/60Hz
Power Consumption   kW		33.44
Function Paddy	Loading          Approx. mins	85
	Discharging   Approx. mins	72
	Drying Rate    %/hr	0.5~1.5
Safety Devices		Thermo-over relay, Air pressure switch, Full load buzzer, Timer, Control fuse, Rotation sensor

Dimensions   Unit mm

◆The specification and graph are for reference only. Actual specification of SUNCUE product shall be based on the Sales Confirmation which customers sign and delivered products.
◆The required thermal energy is for reference only. Actual data will differ among grain variety, impurity rate, and drying condition.
◆Please apply low hot air temperature for drying paddy to prevent high breakage rate.
◆Above numbers and drying rate are derived from reducing moisture in paddy from 26% to 15%, wheat/corn from 30% to 12.5% ─ for reference only. Actual results vary among different ambient temperature, relative humidity, grain varieties,
hot air temperature, moisture content before and after drying.