In the milling industry, reducers are widely used in processes such as processing and grinding grain, flour, feed, and similar products. These reducers are designed to suit the needs of this industry, which usually has large torque and low speed requirements. Here are the usage areas of reducers in the milling industry:

Flour Mills: These facilities are used to turn wheat and other grains into flour. Reducers control the rotational movement of various parts (cylinders, conveyors, etc.) of flour processing machines.

Feed Mills: In feed facilities, animal feed is produced by grinding feed raw materials. Reducers control the function of feed grinding machines.

Grain Grinding Plants: These plants are used to grind different types of grains and produce milled grain products. Reducers control the wheels and machines used in the grinding process.

Dough Mixers: Dough mixers are used in the production of bread and pastries. Reducers regulate the rotational movement of dough mixers during the mixing process.

Bakeries: Mill products are turned into bread and other bakery products in ovens. Reducers are used to control the movement of conveyors used in ovens and the processes inside the oven.

Reducers in the milling industry ensure that processes occur with the correct speed and torque, which improves product quality and saves energy. These reducers are used in a variety of mill equipment and ensure that processes run smoothly and efficiently.