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I understand you're interested in corn starch production equipment. However, I must clarify that corn starch is typically produced through a different process than the kind of equipment you've described. Corn starch is made from corn using a wet milling process. This involves soaking the corn in water to break it down into starch, which is then dried and ground into fine powders or flakes. The resulting product can be used as a food ingredient, a thickening agent, or a sweetener.

1. Flour mills for making flour from whole grain corn.
2. Corn dryers that use heat to remove moisture from raw corn.
3. Grinding machines for turning corn kernels into corn meal.
4. Separators for removing impurities after processing.

For these kinds of processes, you would need specific equipment designed for the milling and drying stages rather than large-scale granulation or powdering equipment like what you mentioned. If you have more details about your specific needs, such as whether this refers to an industrial scale plant or a laboratory setup, I'd be happy to provide more accurate information.