Portable Rice Husker — No Longer Manufactured
The TR110 was a compact hand-crank rice husker for preparing brown rice samples ahead of moisture testing. Pour in paddy, turn the crank, and collect a clean brown rice sample, with no power required.
Fully portable: Hand-cranked and palm-sized, usable anywhere with nothing to plug in.
Clean husking: Brown rice and husk separated for a ready-to-test sample.
Simple operation: Insert paddy at the top, crank, and collect husked rice from the bottom.
Portable Rice Husker — No Longer Manufactured
The TR100 was a compact hand-crank rice husker for preparing brown rice samples ahead of moisture testing. Pour in paddy, turn the crank, and collect a clean brown rice sample, with no power required.
Fully portable: Hand-cranked and palm-sized, usable anywhere with nothing to plug in.
Clean husking: Brown rice and husk separated for a ready-to-test sample.
Simple operation: Insert paddy at the top, crank, and collect husked rice from the bottom.
Obsolete
This handy device is used to manually inspect rice quality.
Rice kernels are placed on the sample plate and light is reflected through the samples and viewed on the mirror. Discoloration, cracks, and imperfections are easily detected.
The TX200 provides a backlit method of conducting this type of evaluation.
The RN300 provides an computer driven method (with images) of conducting this type of evaluation.
The RN600 provides an automated mode of conducting this type of evaluation.
and the TX.This handy device is used to manually inspect rice quality.
Rice kernels are placed on the indented sample holder and light is reflected through the samples and viewed on the mirror. Discoloration, cracks, and imperfections are easily detected.
The RN500 provides an automated mode of conducting this type of evaluation.
Rice Harvest Monitor: Field-by-Field Harvest Timing by Accumulated Temperature
The best harvest day is a moving target that changes field to field. The OT300 mounts in the paddy and continuously accumulates temperature after earing, so you harvest each field at its own optimal window instead of guessing from a single calendar date.
Field-by-field timing: tracks up to four fields independently, each from its own earing date, so adjacent fields can be harvested on their own schedule.
Clear readiness stages: on-screen READY, OK, and LATE marks flag the approach, the optimal window, and the overdue point at a glance.
Unattended in the field: pole-mounted in a weather shelter and battery-powered, it monitors continuously with no daily handling.
Memory-safe power: dual 9V battery design lets you swap a dead battery without losing accumulated data.
Standalone Rice Quality Analyzer — Grade Against Your Own Standard, No PC Required, 1000 Grains in 40 Seconds
Consistent grade assessment that does not depend on who is reading the sample. The RN700E captures three images of every kernel and classifies it against the grading standard you set, replacing the subjectivity and fatigue of manual inspection with results that repeat across operators, shifts, and locations.
Grade to the standard that governs your trade: set and store your own classification criteria, then measure every sample against it the same way, every time.
Traceable, operator-independent results: each grade traces back to the criteria you defined, not to whoever read the sample.
Fast and self-contained: approximately 1000 grains in 40 seconds, with no laptop, scanner, or external computer to set up or maintain.
Part of a complete rice-evaluation system: pairs with Kett moisture, composition, and whiteness instruments for full sample assessment from one source.
