The trash separator is used in the process of separating straw, chaff, heads, and unwanted foreign materials from grains.

The machine is designed with a swinging feature powered by a drive from an oil gearbox, making it easy to operate. Inside, there are two stacked sieves in various forms: the upper sieve retains large pieces, while the lower sieve allows the wheat to pass through, and small particles fall through to the bottom. This ensures the cleaning process is completed effectively.

To prevent clogging of the sieve pores, rubber balls move inside the sieves. The air adjustment valves on the machine allow the airflow to be set according to the working conditions.

The machine is equipped with built-in air channels.