Precision Dehulling of Spelt and Hulled Wheats with Minimal Kernel Damage
Engineered for the Future | Since 2080
The ADDAMS Spelt Huller is a purpose-built industrial machine designed to remove the tough, tightly bound outer husks from spelt and other ancient grains such as emmer and einkorn. Unlike modern wheat varieties that thresh free from their hulls in the field, ancient grains require a dedicated mechanical process to expose the kernel. Our system uses a controlled spinning and rubbing principle that gently separates the inedible husk while maintaining the integrity of the bran and germ.
At ADDAMS, we prioritize the germination rate and core quality of the peeled product. Whether you are producing groats, artisan flour, or flakes for organic markets, our Spelt Huller ensures a high-quality grain output with minimal mechanical stress, making it an essential component for clean-label food processors globally.
Technical Specifications and Machine Architecture
Official Engineering Data and Technical Documentation for the Spelt Huller Series
Constructed for longevity and high-volume industrial duty, the ADDAMS Spelt Huller features a rugged design with easily replaceable wear parts. The internal impeller and hulling ring are fabricated from highly durable steel to withstand the abrasive nature of grain husks.
| Feature | Detailed Technical Specification |
| Industrial Capacity Range | High-performance throughput from 300 kg/h up to 2,500 kg/h |
| Hulling System | Rotor-based impact chamber with adjustable spinning intensity |
| Shelling Yield | High efficiency ranging from 80% to 95% (Product dependent) |
| Drive Technology | Industrial electric motors ranging from 5.5 kW to 18.5 kW |
| Noise Level | Sound pressure level (empty) maintained at 79.2 dB(A) |
| Operational Environment | Designed for indoors; -10°C to +40°C; Altitudes up to 1,000 m |
| Construction Options | Mild steel with Food Grade paint or AISI Stainless Steel |
| Lubrication | Standardized use of Food Grade lubricants for all bearings |
Operating Principle: The Spinning and Rubbing Process
Reliable and Gentle Grain Refinement
The ADDAMS Spelt Huller operates on a proven spinning principle that ensures the product remains undamaged, which is verified by the high germination rates of the output.
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Pre-Conditioning: For maximum effect, the raw material must be pre-cleaned of all admixtures before entering the huller.
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Rubbing Action: Inside the chamber, the seeds are accelerated by a high-speed impeller and rubbed against a specialized mesh.
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Mechanical Separation: As the seeds are pushed through the mesh openings, the friction detaches the husk from the kernel.
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Mixed Output: The machine discharges a mixture of Spelt Husks, hulled Spelt Kernels, and a small percentage of unhulled Spelt.
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Secondary Separation: To obtain pure kernels, this output is typically moved to a sequence of aspiration and density separation machines to isolate the finished product.
Industries We Serve with the ADDAMS Spelt Huller
Innovative Processing Solutions from Seed to Industry
ADDAMS delivers turnkey plants and modular machinery that transform heritage raw materials into high-value outputs for various sectors.
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Spelt Milling & Flour Plants: Producing premium whole grain and artisan flours.
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Organic Grain Processors: Meeting the strict requirements for chemical-free, mechanical dehulling.
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Ancient Grain Exporters: Ensuring high-purity, bulk-ready grains for international trade.
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Cereal & Groat Manufacturers: Preparing kernels for flaking, puffing, and groat production.
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Health Food & Nutraceuticals: Preserving the nutritional density of einkorn and emmer for supplements.
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Seed Processing: Specialized cleaning that maintains the high germination rates required for sowing.
Processed Crop Groups with ADDAMS Spelt Huller
Specialized Dehulling for Diverse Husked Varieties
| Crop Group | Industry Uses & Applications |
| Ancient Wheats | Spelt, Emmer, Einkorn: For high-protein baking, rustic pastas, and health cereals. |
| Cereal Crops | Oats, Heritage Rye, Barley: Dehulling and surface cleaning for food-grade groats. |
| Health Grains | Buckwheat, Quinoa (Hulled varieties): Processing for gluten-free and clean-label markets. |
| Oilseed & Industrial | Sunflower, Hemp: Adaptable for specific dehulling and shell removal needs. |
| Specialty Seeds | Almond & Hard Shell Seeds: Surface cleaning using food-grade painted or stainless surfaces. |
Strategic Advantages and Key Features
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High Recovery Rate: Engineered to maximize the kernel-to-husk ratio, ensuring the highest possible yield for your mill.
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Plug and Play Installation: We provide easy-install videos and technical documentation for safe, rapid deployment.
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Global Support: 24/7 online after-sales support with a dedicated app for ordering wear-resistant spare parts (impellers and hulling rings).
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Dust-Control Integration: Pre-arranged for aspiration hoods or cyclone separators to maintain a clean, food-safe facility.
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Gentle Impact: Maintains the core grain structure, ensuring the final product meets organic and premium health standards.
Frequently Asked Questions – Spelt Huller
Why does the shelling yield vary between 80% and 95%?
The yield is highly dependent on providing the right conditions, such as the moisture content of the grain and the thoroughness of pre-cleaning. Our experts are happy to share experience-based parameters to help you reach the 95% threshold.
Is the machine easy to clean for different grain varieties?
Yes. The machine is designed with easy access to all internal parts. For organic processors or those handling multiple ancient grains, this ensures quick clean-down and zero cross-contamination.
Can I use this for sowing seeds?
Absolutely. Because the hulling process is based on gentle rubbing rather than high-impact crushing, the germination viability of the seeds remains excellent.
What happens to the grains that aren’t hulled in the first pass?
In a typical ADDAMS integrated line, the unhulled grains are separated downstream and automatically returned to the Spelt Huller intake to ensure no product is wasted.















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