Steeping Tank

Capacity：10t/Batch；at the bottom have the heat preservation device and under-arm

Length*width*height: 3600*3600*4500mm；

Install ventilation mouth at the bottom；

Install the floating overflow groove on the top of the box

Material:Stainless steel 304

The malting process starts with soaking the barley grains for 24 – 48 hours in a steeping vessel.
During this time air is blown through the vessel (the steep) to add oxygen to the water and to cause a washing effect. Sand, dirt, and mould infested kernels are washed away resulting in a clean product. After approx 24 hours. the barley begins to sprout and the grain is transferred to the germination floor.

Germinating and Kilning Box

Capacity: 10T/Batch; Including Sieve Plate

Length*width*height: 18000*2000*1700mm；

Chest Wall Thickness: 2mm

Malt Turner Boosting Speed: 0.4-0.5m/Min；

Malt Turner Rotating Speed:8-9R/Min

Material: Stainless steel 304

For seeds of any sort to sprout, a moist and warm environment is required. After the grains have been soaked they need to be rinsed and situated in a warm environment with light available to them. The moist barley is spread out and allowed to germinate in a warm and light environment. During this process the sprouting barley produces heat. To control the temperature of the sprouts, they have to be turned on a regular basis. Historically, this was done by hand, but in modern times it is done by mechanical turners. The modern techniques used in the malting, such as fan assisted aeration and cooling devices allow us excellent control over the malting process enabling a germination process of 5 to 6 days.

After the germination is complete, the grain is loaded onto the kiln floor. There the temperature increases gradually, drying the sprouted grains and stopping the germination process. As the temperature rises even more, the sprouted barley is cured, which improves flavor and preserves the malt.
Malt only uses state of the art, computerized kilns to ensure maximum quality control. The malted barley no longer comes into contact with the fumes from burning natural gases. Instead, the green malt is dryed using steam or heated air, thereby reducing the possibilities of impurities in smoke and fume being transferred to the barley.

Malt Deculming Machine

Production Capacity：10T/h

Size: L*W*H 3000*1500*2500mm

Total power: 15kw