Coffee Pulper With Engine

Power Source: Driven by a petrol or diesel engine, making it independent of electricity and suitable for remote or off-grid farming areas. Main Function: Separates the coffee bean from the pulp quickly and efficiently, preparing it for fermentation and drying. Construction: Made of a strong metal frame with components such as a hopper, pulping drum, sieve, outlet channels, and engine mount. Working Mechanism: Coffee cherries are fed into the hopper, then crushed between a rotating drum and a fixed surface to strip off the pulp while leaving the beans intact. Engine Capacity: Typically ranges from small engines (3–7 HP) for small-scale use to larger engines for higher capacity operations. Portability: Often designed with a compact frame; some models include wheels for easier movement around the farm.