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Dal Mill Jali and Spice Mill Screens: Which Number

Dal mills name 11 No. at 4 mm for the mill screen. Spice lines use a micro hole sheet in the mill and a woven cloth on the sifter.

Key takeaways
  • 11 No. at 4 mm is the rice mill and dal mill screen.
  • Spice mill chambers use the micro hole numbers when the old sheet is that fine.
  • Spice powder cloth is woven, often 60×38, not a hole number.
  • Sector 9, Noida. Call 9910238277.

Dal and spice plants order two families of screen. Garg Industrial Mesh cuts both in Sector 9.

Dal mill jali

11 No. is 4 mm, and that is the rice mill and dal mill screen on this chart. Coarser graders sit at 12 No. (5 mm) and above. A dal line that also has a fine cleaner may use 6½ No. or 10 No. The sheet you remove is the number to reorder. Do not put 11 No. into a housing that was 4 No.

Spice mill screen

The punched spice screen uses the same hole chart. Fine spice screens are the micro end: 3 No. at 0.60 mm up through 6½ No. at 1.5 mm. The metal is SS 304, or brass when the mill already runs brass.

Spice sifter cloth

Powder that is sifted after the mill is woven cloth, not this sheet. Fine spice cloth is often 60×38. Extra-fine powder moves to 80×42 and above. Say whether the piece came out of the mill housing or off the sifter frame.

G-25, G Block, Sector 9, Noida. Call or WhatsApp 9910238277.

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Frequently asked questions

11 No. at 4 mm is the dal mill and rice mill screen. Match the old sheet before you lock the number.

No. The mill screen is punched sheet by hole number. The sifter cloth is woven mesh × SWG.

Garg Industrial Mesh, Sector 9, Noida. Call or WhatsApp 9910238277.

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