Whether you are starting from an empty plot or running a mill that isn't hitting its numbers, we cover the full lifecycle of your plant.
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End-to-end consultancy for new roller flour mills: feasibility, plant layout, building requirements, machinery selection and vendor coordination.
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Practical flow diagrams for cleaning, conditioning, break, purification and reduction sections, designed for higher extraction and consistent flour quality.
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On-site supervision of machinery erection, trial runs and commissioning for both Buhler and Indian-make plants, including PLC-controlled systems.
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Mill audits that find losses in extraction, power and capacity, then fix roll settings, sifting, conditioning and maintenance routines.
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Planning and running chakki atta plants, sattu plants and allied units alongside your roller flour mill.
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Wheat and flour quality practices, lab routines, and hands-on training for millers, shift in-charges and maintenance staff.
We understand your goals, market, budget and site, or the problem in your running mill.
Capacity, product mix, flow sheet, layout and machinery list, all on paper before money is spent.
Erection supervision, trial runs and commissioning with your team on site.
Fine-tune roll settings and flow, train staff, and track extraction and power cost.
It depends on your local demand for maida, atta and suji, how easily you can buy wheat, your budget and the land available. We study these first and then recommend a capacity and product mix that suits you.
Both can work very well. Imported lines like Buhler usually offer more automation and consistency at a higher cost. Indian-make plants cost less and spares are easier to find. Our founder has run both as Chief Miller and can help you weigh the trade-offs.
Usually, yes. A mill audit checks wheat conditioning, roll condition and settings, sifting and purification, and maintenance. Small corrections often give better extraction and lower power per tonne.
Yes. Our founder has run a 150 TPD chakki plant and a 125 TPD sattu plant alongside a roller flour mill, and we help plan and run such units.
It depends on capacity, civil work, machinery delivery and approvals, so it can range from several months to over a year. Planning the project well at the start is the best way to avoid delays.
We are based in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, and have worked in mills across Assam, West Bengal and Odisha. Contact us to discuss a visit to your site.
Tell us about your mill and we'll suggest where to start.