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Buffalo Roller Mill / 540 PTO / Trailer / 1.35 Diff Dr. / Hyd. Inlet Auger / 14′ Dis Auger / 5 GPI

$82,562.00

Buffalo Roller Mill / 540 PTO / Trailer / 1.35 Diff Dr. / Hyd. Inlet Auger / 14′ Dis Auger / 5 GPI

 

Henke Buffalo KwikKracker 1254 Roller Mills

  • 12″ Roll Diameter
  • 54″ Roll Length
  • Up To 4,500 BPH / 126 TPH Corn Capacity
  • 1.35 O.D. Differential Drive
  • 540 PTO Drive Kit (80-150 HP Min.) W/Shield/Mtg. Kit
  • Trailer
  • Inlet Auger Low Profile Hopper (13″ x 15′) W/Hyd. Drive & Lift
  • 14″ Folding Discharge Auger (12’6″ Discharge Ht.)

Options Or In Lieu Of

  • 1000 RPM PTO
  • Electric Drive
  • Safety Chain Kit For Trailer
  • Various Groove Patterns (Call For More Info)
  • 1:1 Drive Ratio
  • High Moisture Grain Kit
  • 100 Bu Inlet Hopper
  • 18″ x 8′ Conveyor Discharge
  • Auger Pan Discharge Extending 4′ Past The End Of The Mill
  • Stationary Mount

Henke Buffalo KwikKracker Roller Mills

Built with the operator in mind, our Roller Mills are easy to adjust, easy to operate and easy to maintain.

  • Capacities: 700 to over 4500 bushels per hour – among the highest capacity on the market
  • Easy-adjustment lever for setting the rolls for coarse or fine crack
  • Each Roller Mill comes with magnets as standard equipment on the inlet hopper to prevent metallic debris from getting into the gain
  • Rolls are heat-treated to Rockwell C-62 – some of the hardest in the industry
  • Henke Roller Mills come in a wide variety of roll sizes from 18″ to 54″ in length
  • Easy access shields for ease in service and maintenance
  • Standard one-to-one ratio drive produces a finished product with minimum fines; optional differential drive is also available for a finer rolled finished product
  • Two-high Roller Mills are available featuring coarse-corrugated top rolls and fine-corrugated bottom rolls to allow for additional particle size reduction
  • Trailer-mounted models allow conveniently moving the mill to various processing sites
  • Stationary-mounted models allow permanent installation

BPH = Bushels Per Hour

TPH = Tons Per Hour

*Corn based on coarse-cracked, dry, shelled corn (except for the ear corn mill)

**Grinding based on dry, shelled corn and using a differential drive.

The primary difference between a 1:1 roller mill and a differential drive roller mill lies in the roll speeds and the resulting material processing method:

  • 1:1 Mill (Even Speed): Both rolls in a pair rotate at the same speed, providing a consistent, uniform crush primarily through compression. This is ideal for applications like crimping grain for livestock feed where a consistent crush profile and preservation of the grain structure are important.
  • Differential Drive Mill (Different Speeds): One roll rotates faster than the other, introducing a significant amount of shearing action in addition to compression. This shearing is used for a finer, more aggressive grind, suitable for processing certain types of feed where a smaller, more uniform particle size is desired.
Feature  1:1 Roller Mill Differential Drive Mill
Roll Speeds Both rolls operate at the same speed (1:1 ratio). One roll turns faster than the other (e.g., a 1:1.4 ratio).
Primary Action Cracking or crimping. Shearing and grinding.
Resulting Product Coarser, cracked grain with a low level of fines. Finer, more uniform particle size.
Best Use Case Used when a coarser particle size is desired for ruminant digestion (cattle, beef). Used when a finer, more consistent grind is needed, such as for high-moisture corn, pelleted feeds, or for swine and poultry diets.
Capacity Generally has a higher processing capacity for the same size mill when running dry grain. May have a lower capacity compared to a 1:1 mill when processing the same volume of product, but achieves a finer grind.