Bale opening
Meter round or square bales into the line and prepare a consistent feed.
HempMax® / Processing technology
HempMax-1000Automatic
Decortication Line.
An integrated line for turning retted hemp straw into fibers, shives and fine fractions. Developed around the practical requirements of hemp processing.
1,000–1,200kg/h · processing capacity
HempMax®–1000
One process.
Three material streams.
Match your raw material and target application with the right preparation, separation and finishing stages. The line accepts both round and square straw bales.
Processing capacity1,000–1,200 kg/h
Configured around your feedstock and output requirements
Compact & modular designScalable configuration
Integrate multiple lines and supporting machinery around your output requirements
Output fractionsFiber / Shives / Fines
For further processing and material applications
Compact & modular engineering
Build the capacity
your project needs.
A compact modular layout allows multiple HempMax lines and supporting machinery to work within one coordinated production system. Configure preparation, separation, cleaning and handling around your building, target materials and required output.
We assess material flow, service access, utilities and capacity balance across the complete installation.
Discuss your factory layout
Equipment in operation
From raw material
to separated fractions.
Original photography and process footage from Ukrainian Hemp’s production operation.
Engineering & process layout
Configure the line
around your material.
Feedstock quality, floor space, desired output and downstream use determine the final configuration.
HempMax®–1000 / Engineering view
Material preparation
Disintegrate the retted straw before separation.
Decortication
Separate bast fibers from the woody stem core.
Screening & cleaning
Vibrating and shaking stages separate the material fractions.
Air separation
Cyclone extraction collects fines and supports dust management.
Output handling
Convey fibers, shives and fine fractions for packing or further processing.
Output materials
Separated fractions.
Distinct industrial uses.
Decortication separates the bast fiber from the woody core. Cleaning and finishing define the material for the next process.
01 / Bast fiber
Hemp fibers
Textiles, technical nonwovens, insulation and composite development.
Explore fiber specifications
02 / Woody core
Hemp shives
Hemp-lime construction, animal bedding, horticulture and industrial fillers.
Explore shive specifications
03 / Fine fractions
Dust & micro-fibers
Collected fine fractions for further industrial evaluation and material development.
Technical reference
Plan with
engineering data.
Start with the published reference configuration, then define the line for your feedstock, building and output specification.
Download equipment brochureFor a detailed proposal
Share your straw type, moisture range, bale format, target output, site plan, country and project schedule.
Request drawings & current dataReference configuration
- Input material
- Well-retted and dried industrial hemp straw
- Moisture requirement
- Below 16%
- Bale formats
- Round or square
- Maximum square bale
- 2,000 × 1,300 × 600 mm
- Maximum round bale diameter
- 1,400 mm
- Reference line footprint
- 20.16 × 9.09 m
- Reference height
- 4.72 m
- Reference equipment weight
- 18.5 t
- Personnel in reference configuration
- 4 operators
- Electrical supply
- 380 V / 50 Hz
Source: HempMax®–1000 published brochure, 2023. Current configuration and performance are defined in the technical proposal.
Supporting equipment
Complete the process.
From preparation to packing.
Shredders & mills
Reduce the size of straw, fiber or shives for the next processing stage.
Discuss requirementsCutters
Prepare controlled fiber or stalk lengths for the intended application.
Discuss requirementsPresses
Compact fibers and other fractions for storage, handling and shipment.
Discuss requirementsCleaners
Separate and calibrate material fractions against the output specification.
Discuss requirementsConveyors
Connect feedstock preparation, processing and collection points.
Discuss requirementsEngineering inquiry
Define your processing project.
Discuss equipment selection, line layout, commissioning and technical support.