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Whole range of 1 Corn Shellers Ceccato Olindo models, offered for sale from € 879.07 , in Prompt Delivery and Free shipping . Purchase directly from AgriEuro with no third parties nor unwanted surpreses: compared to the other online markets, who rely on third dealers (it means no assistance nor warranty), we offer Direct and Complete Assistance, which starts from pre-sales service up to after-sales assistance. The items are directly shipped from our AgriEuro distribution centre. Thus, we are the only online seller providing After-Sales Assistance for the Corn Shellers Ceccato Olindo products and supplying Spare Parts (you access the exploded drawing once entered your Account).
Ceccato Olindo maize shellers are machines designed to separate maize kernels from the cob through a fast and orderly mechanical process. They are used on small farms, in livestock holdings and by households preparing kernels for storage, subsequent milling or animal feed. The threshing system reduces manual work and allows several cobs to be processed in the same cycle.
The history of Ceccato Olindo began in Arsego in 1889, when Benedetto Ceccato started working metal as the local blacksmith. The business later passed to Olindo Ceccato and developed into the production of agricultural, forestry and gardening machinery. Today, the brand is managed by the fifth generation of the family and operates from two production plants in Arsego, with a commercial presence extending from Italy to international markets.
This page also features the type of maize sheller listed below, designed to automate the separation of kernels from the cobs:
At AgriEuro, Ceccato Olindo maize shellers can be selected according to their technical features, helping users identify the machine best suited to the quantity of maize to be processed, the available space and the frequency of operation. The main parameters make it possible to assess performance, practicality and separation quality.
The domestic level meets the needs of users processing produce from a vegetable garden or preparing kernels for small groups of animals. The semi-professional level is suited to more frequent work on family-run farms and livestock holdings, where operational continuity and hourly output considerably reduce shelling times.
Ceccato Olindo electric maize shellers automate cob threshing and the separation of outgoing materials. They are recommended when the quantities involved make a manual machine impractical and work needs to proceed regularly. The electric configuration reduces operator effort and makes the time required to process the harvest more predictable.
The Ceccato Olindo SGME electric maize sheller is designed for domestic and semi-professional maize processing. The wide feed opening allows several cobs to be inserted and threshed by the internal chain-connected rotor. Once detached, the kernels fall by gravity and pass through two sieves with different hole sizes: the first separates the kernels from larger pieces, while the second helps remove the chaff. The cob follows a separate route and is discharged through the rear guard. The 1 HP Italian motor, equivalent to 0.75 kW, provides a declared output of between 700 and 900 kg/h. Its all-metal structure and weight of approximately 39 kg keep the machine stable during operation. This configuration is suitable for small livestock holdings, family-run farms and users who periodically process substantial quantities of dried maize cobs.
AgriEuro supports the purchase of Ceccato Olindo maize shellers with dedicated delivery, maintenance and after-sales services. The availability of spare parts and specialist assistance helps keep the machine operational over time and provides accurate solutions to technical requests.
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A Ceccato Olindo maize sheller mechanically separates maize kernels from the cob. The cob enters the threshing chamber, where the chain rotor detaches the kernels. Kernels, chaff and cobs then follow different routes: the sieves retain the larger pieces, while the cob reaches its dedicated outlet. The machine reduces the time required for manual shelling and is useful for preparing kernels for storage, milling or animal feed, in accordance with the applicable instructions for the harvested product.
The SGME model uses a 1 HP electric motor, equivalent to 0.75 kW, to drive the internal chain-connected rotor. Rotation threshes the cobs and detaches the kernels. The kernels fall by gravity through two sieves: the one with larger holes separates the larger fragments, while the finer one helps remove the chaff. The kernels reach the central outlet; the cobs are directed towards the rear compartment. Before starting, the collection containers must be positioned, correct assembly must be checked and the manufacturer's manual must be followed.
The manufacturer's technical data indicate an output of between 700 and 900 kg/h for the SGME. This figure describes the machine's theoretical capacity and may vary according to the moisture, size and uniformity of the cobs, feeding rate and continuity of work. To estimate the required time, users should start from the actual weight of the harvest and also consider breaks for inspections, emptying containers and cleaning. Regular feeding without overloading the inlet supports a steadier process and limits stoppages caused by material build-up.
The manufacturer classifies the SGME maize sheller for domestic and semi-professional operation. Its hourly output, metal structure and electric motor make it suitable for family-run farms, small livestock holdings and the seasonal processing of substantial quantities of maize. For continuous professional work involving large volumes, working-shift duration, daily quantities, outlet organisation and planned downtime must be assessed. Comparing these factors with the technical specifications helps determine whether the model's capacity meets the planned work cycle.
Well-dried cobs generally promote more regular kernel detachment and reduce the presence of moist material inside the chamber. The correct level depends on the maize variety, the intended use of the kernels and the agronomic guidelines applicable to storage. Soil, foreign objects and spoiled cobs should be removed before processing. If the maize has a high moisture content, the material may adhere more readily to surfaces and require more frequent inspections. Subsequent storage must be arranged according to the actual moisture content of the kernels and their intended use.
The wide opening of the SGME electric maize sheller allows several cobs to be inserted in the same threshing cycle. The actual quantity must nevertheless comply with the manual and take into account cob size and machine response during operation. Gradual loading maintains regular rotation and supports the separation of kernels, chaff and cobs. Inserting too much material at once may slow the flow, increase build-up and make shelling less uniform. During feeding, hands must remain away from moving parts and the operating openings specified by the manufacturer.
Cleaning must be carried out with the machine switched off, stationary and disconnected from the power supply. Kernel, chaff and cob residues must be removed from accessible areas by following the openings and procedures described in the manual. The sieves must remain free from build-up, as obstructions may reduce separation quality and disrupt regular discharge. Hands or tools must not be inserted into the chamber until the internal components have stopped completely. Before storage, check that the surfaces are dry and that no residue remains that could attract moisture or pests.
Periodic checks mainly concern the chains, rotor, sieves, transmission, fasteners and power cable. Before each session, check that guards and covers are correctly fitted, that there are no loose parts and that the outlets are clear. Unusual noises, marked vibrations or reduced performance require the machine to be stopped and inspected before work resumes. Intervals, lubricants and procedures must follow the Ceccato Olindo manual. Work on electrical elements or internal components must be entrusted to qualified personnel.
The machine must operate on a stable, level and unobstructed surface, with suitable lighting and the collection containers positioned before starting. Guards and covers must remain installed; loose clothing, untied hair and hanging objects must be kept away from moving parts. Blockages must not be removed while the machine is connected to the power supply. The cable must also be checked for damage, other people must remain at a safe distance and the protective equipment specified in the manual must be worn. Any fault requires immediate shutdown and investigation of the cause.
Selection starts with the quantity of maize to be processed in each session and the time available after harvesting. Frequency of operation, hourly output, electrical power supply, machine space and outlet arrangement must then be considered. The SGME model is designed for domestic and semi-professional work, with a 1 HP motor and a declared output of between 700 and 900 kg/h. Space should also be provided for the kernel and cob containers, along with access for cleaning and the availability of assistance and spare parts after purchase.
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