Kai Murukku Machine in tamilnadu




Kai murukku is a wonderful crunchy rice flour-based delicacy produced specifically for Janmaashtami, the birth anniversary of Shri Krishna. The name Kai Murukku or Suthu Murukku comes from the fact that it is formed with the hand (The word kai means "hand."). It is also customarily presented as a return gift from the bride's family at weddings. The same flour dough can be used to manufacture murukku in a hand press, which can then be pressed straight into hot oil or using a Kai Murukku Machine in Tamilnadu.



Traditionally, though, Kai murukku is formed by twisting and whirling the fingers. It takes years of practice, but don't give up if you can't do it on your first attempt. The very same dough could be used to make hand-pressed murukkus. However, no one has the leisure time to spend  hours for learning the art of twisting and twirling, which is the main procedure in the making. To make things easier, SAM has introduced the Kai Murukku Machine in Tamilnadu.



The Premium Twister Machine a product of Sri Andal Machineries has been specifically designed as a Kai Murukku Machine in Tamilnadu. Not only for Kai Murukku but it also serves the making of butter Murukku, and thirugu Murukku. The exclusive design of the machine is for the flawless design, for more accuracy and precision of the kai Murukku. This machine of ours is a great boon to you with a capacity of 10 kg tank capacity. The approximate production capacity of this Kai Murukku Machine in Tamilnadu is 40-60kg per hour. It is carefully designed and crafted with a motorized twisting mechanism with highly efficient power consumption in accordance with the industrial standards, which uses the most recent and advanced technology. It has a very progressive design system which is highly corrosion resistant and an added benefit is that it has an alternate power source too. Get kai murukkus in hand with our machine. 

Contact Info
SRI ANDAL MULTIPRODUCT
Theni Main Road,
Chellampatti,
Madurai- 625514.
Call: 6383755116
Email: admin@sammachines.com








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