Cleaning Solution

When spotted beans are freshly harvested, they contain a lot of impurities, such as straw, bean stalks, broken stems and leaves, soil clods, pebbles, sand, grass seeds, weeds, etc. There are also shriveled, moldy, worm-eaten and broken beans, which vary in size and weight, making it difficult to sort them out completely in one go. 

When soybeans are freshly harvested, they contain a lot of impurities, such as straw, bean stalks, broken stems and leaves, soil clods, pebbles, sand, grass seeds, weeds, etc. There are also shriveled, moldy, worm-eaten and broken beans, which vary in size and weight, making it difficult to sort them out completely in one go. 

Sesame seeds are extremely small, light in weight, and contain complex impurities. Therefore, throughout the entire processing flow - including cleaning, air separation, screening, and conveying - numerous difficulties will be encountered. 

When pigeon beans are freshly harvested, they contain a lot of impurities, such as straw, bean stalks, broken stems and leaves, soil clods, pebbles, sand, grass seeds, weeds, etc. There are also shriveled, moldy, worm-eaten and broken beans, which vary in size and weight, making it difficult to sort them out completely in one go. 

When peanuts are freshly harvested, they contain a lot of impurities, such as straw, broken stems and leaves, soil clods, pebbles, sand, grass seeds, weeds, etc. There are also shriveled, moldy, worm-eaten and broken beans, which vary in size and weight, making it difficult to sort them out completely in one go. 

The freshly harvested mung beans contain a great deal of impurities, including straw, bean pods, grass stems, small clods of earth, pebbles, sand, and bits of grass. The complexity of these impurities makes the later cleaning of the mung beans very difficult. 

When the corn seeds are just harvested, they will be mixed with many impurities, such as corn ears, husks, stalks, grass stems, dead leaves, soil, stones, and sand grains. Besides, there are also shriveled, moldy, insect-eaten and damaged corn kernels, which vary in size and weight. Therefore, it is very difficult to sort them all out at once. 

The freshly harvested kidney beans contain a great deal of impurities, including straw, bean pods, grass stems, small clods of earth, pebbles, sand, and bits of grass. The complexity of these impurities makes the later cleaning of the kidney beans very difficult. 

When grains are freshly harvested, they contain a lot of impurities, such as straw, bean stalks, broken stems and leaves, soil clods, pebbles, sand, grass seeds, weeds, etc. There are also shriveled, moldy, worm-eaten and broken beans, which vary in size and weight, making it difficult to sort them out completely in one go. 

The impurities in coffee bean raw materials are diverse and mainly fall into three categories: foreign objects, plant residues, and defective beans. During the field cultivation and outdoor drying stages, coffee beans are prone to be mixed with hard impurities such as sand, stones, and mud, as well as light plant debris such as dead branches, leaves, fruit peel and pulp residues, and grass clippings.

Chid seeds are extremely small, light in weight, and contain complex impurities. Therefore, throughout the entire processing flow - including cleaning, air separation, screening, and conveying - numerous difficulties will be encountered.

When chick peas are freshly harvested, they contain a lot of impurities, such as straw, bean stalks, broken stems and leaves, soil clods, pebbles, sand, grass seeds, weeds, etc. There are also shriveled, moldy, worm-eaten and broken beans, which vary in size and weight, making it difficult to sort them out completely in one go. 

When Black eyed peas are freshly harvested, they contain a lot of impurities, such as straw, bean stalks, broken stems and leaves, soil clods, pebbles, sand, grass seeds, weeds, etc. There are also shriveled, moldy, worm-eaten and broken beans, which vary in size and weight, making it difficult to sort them out completely in one go.