Corn and Oat Flaking

FAMSUN corn and oat flaking solutions, with a wealth of industry experience, specialize in ruminant feed processing, helping you significantly reduce energy consumption and raw material costs. We are committed to providing high-quality, nutritionally balanced corn and oat flakes, fully supporting your production needs, ensuring the healthy growth of ruminants, and safeguarding your cattle farming business.

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Production Process

Corn Intake and Cleaning

Corn Intake and Cleaning

Foundation for Clean Corn Flaking
Raw materials undergo a series of processes through self-aspirating vibrating screens, air suction separators, stone removers, and other equipment to ensure material quality, prolong equipment lifespan, and prevent damage.
Water Addition and Soaking

Water Addition and Soaking

Control of Corn Gelatinization
A specialized and hygienic water addition system (variable-frequency feeding screw, soaking bin and water tank, pumping system) is used to increase the moisture content of the raw grain to 18-20%, enhancing the gelatinization degree and meeting the requirements for flaking.
Steamed and Corn Flaking

Steamed and Corn Flaking

Improved Feed Concersion Rate
The steaming and cooking chamber uses steam as thermal inputs, the soaked corn will be steam cooked at 100 degrees Celsius above for about 60 minutes, and finally compress it into tablets of about 1-1.5mm using a roller mill; Improving the starch gelatinization degree of compressed corn to about 65% -75%, thus significantly increase the concersion rate of corn starch;
Drying and Cooling

Drying and Cooling

Guarantee for Feeding and Long-Term Storage
After flaking, the corn undergoes drying and cooling processes to reduce the moisture content from 24%-26% after conditioning to 12%-14%, ensuring that the corn flakes do not spoil due to excessive moisture during storage.
Screening and Finished Product

Screening and Finished Product

Low-Cost Shipping
Finished products are designed to be packed or bulk-shipped according to customer needs, and different packing scales are selected based on the bulk density of the cornflakes. For ranches, bulk distribution is adopted, and the bulk storage bins can be silos.