Renewed Buhler Roller Mill MDDP

The Bühler MDDB is a robust, four-roller mill used primarily for flour milling, known for its high-precision grain grinding through compression and shearing. Often used in first-break or reduction passages, these mills are recognized for their durability in industrial milling, with some 1997 models still operating or available as used, reliable machinery for processing wheat and other grains.

Buhler Rollermill allows high-capacity and consistent grinding of wheat, corn/maize, rye, barley, spelt, and other grain varieties. Its rugged design ensures reliable round-the clock operation. Optimal geometry and air flow control satisfy the most rigorous sanitation standards and ensure dust-free operation.

The Diorit roller mill grinds wheat, durum, rye, barley, corn and spelt. It comes in a wide range of sizes and options, including four and eight rollers. It has a sturdy cast iron frame for 24/7 operation.

Buhler Rollermill allows high-capacity and consistent grinding of wheat, corn/maize, rye, barley, spelt, and other grain varieties. Its rugged design ensures reliable round-the clock operation. Optimal geometry and air flow control satisfy the most rigorous sanitation standards and ensure dust-free operation.

Buhler Rollermill allows high-capacity and consistent grinding of wheat, corn/maize, rye, barley, spelt, and other grain varieties. Its rugged design ensures reliable round-the clock operation. Optimal geometry and air flow control satisfy the most rigorous sanitation standards and ensure dust-free operation.

The MDDK is an exceptionally successful model in Bühler’s history. According to statistics, by the end of 1999, cumulative sales of the MDDK produced solely at the Uzwil plant in Switzerland had surpassed 10,685 units. Its success also laid the design foundation for its successors, such as the Arrakis series.