
Harvesting & Fodder Equipment
Chaff Cutter
A 220 V electric chaff cutter for small farms and livestock owners.
- 400 kg an hour
- Electric start
- Cuts many materials
About this product
How the Chaff Cutter works
The chaff cutter makes fodder preparation quick and simple. It cuts wet and dry straw, maize, sorghum, grass and even small branches into feed-sized pieces, with a capacity of about 400 kg an hour.
It runs from a durable electric motor of 2.2–3 kW (3.5–4 HP) on a 220 V supply with electric start, so low energy use goes together with dependable performance. The body is heavy-duty and corrosion-resistant. It is a good fit for small farms, livestock keepers and household use.
Feed the material in steadily and keep hands clear of the intake at all times. The motor draws 2.2–3 kW on a 220 V supply, so check that your wiring and generator can carry the load. At about 400 kg an hour it is sized for small herds and household use.
Before you buy the Chaff Cutter
A chaff cutter is a daily tool on a dairy or small livestock farm. At 400 kg an hour with a 220 V motor, it is easy to install in a feed shed. Consider the length of cut you want for your animals, and plan on keeping a spare set of blades.
Specifications
Specifications
Chaff Cutter: the specifications
| Capacity | 400 kg/hour |
|---|---|
| Suitable For | Wet & dry straw (paddy, maize, sorghum), grass, small branches |
| Engine | Electric motor |
| Power | 2.2 – 3 kW / 3.5 – 4 HP |
| Voltage | 220 V |
| Start Method | Electric start |
| Construction | Heavy-duty, corrosion-resistant body |
| Applications | Chaff cutting, fodder preparation, small farm & household use |
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Key features of the Chaff Cutter
400 kg an hour
Steady output for small herds.
Electric start
Starts at the push of a button.
Cuts many materials
Straw, maize, sorghum, grass and small branches.
Questions
Questions about the Chaff Cutter
Wet and dry straw such as paddy and maize stalks, as well as green fodder, into short lengths that animals eat easily.



