# A.G.E. MANUFACTURING ## Posts - [What to Look for When Buying a Seed Separation Machine](https://www.agemfg.com/buying-a-seed-separation-machine/): Buying a seed separation machine is an investment that can pay off huge in the long run. But the hardest part about it is making sure your investment is worthwhile. Knowing where to start and what aspects to evaluate can be challenging, but that’s where this buying guide comes in. Let’s talk about the most important considerations to help you make a confident (and cost-effective!) choice. Step 1: Understand Your Scale and Needs Not all seed separation machines are created equal. And yours should reflect your scale and needs. A small seed manufacturer won’t need the same tools as an […] ## Pages - [Resources](https://www.agemfg.com/resources/) - [Home](https://www.agemfg.com/) - [Frequently Asked Questions](https://www.agemfg.com/frequently-asked-questions/): Questions? Check out this list of FAQs. If you have a question or concern not on this list, please contact us. - [Operating Instructions](https://www.agemfg.com/operating-instructions/): The Millett Wet Vegetable Seed Separator is designed to harvest the seeds from vine ripened tomatoes, peppers and eggplant. It has also been used with some success on cucumbers and grapes. The separator screen has several adjustments which are dictated by the type of seed you are extracting. The screen settings for the most efficient operation of the seed separator will be gleaned from your field experience. The separator is powered by a totally-enclosed, fan-cooled electric motor (TEFC). The electric motor will be wired to operate on either 110 volts or 220 volts as per ordered. Operating Steps Assembly For […] - [Assembly Instructions](https://www.agemfg.com/assembly-instructions/): For ease of shipping, the crated seed separator arrives partially disassembled. The screen assembly and spray arm must be reattached to the machine prior to use. 1 The screen support braces, which are folded up for shipping, must be folded down to form the triangular support. The upper and lower braces are connected with the 5/16” of 3/8″ bolts provided. Several mounting holes are provided for adjustment of the screen action and angle during use. 2 Remove the screen assembly from the side of the crate, unwrap and remove the 5/8” shaft from the screen section. With the Allen wrench […] - [Small Machine](https://www.agemfg.com/small-machine/): Small Wet SeedSeparator Processes up to 1 ton of tomatoes per hour Remove the seeds from peppers, tomatoes, and other small seeded vegetables. Prices are dependent on location and shipping costs. - [Contact](https://www.agemfg.com/contact/): Phone Becky: 801-330-7502 Gary: 801-330-7508 Email info@agemfg.com - [Large Machine](https://www.agemfg.com/large-machine/): Large Wet SeedSeparator Processes up to 3 tons of tomatoes per hour Remove the seeds from peppers, tomatoes, and other small seeded vegetables. Prices are dependent on location and shipping costs. - [Products](https://www.agemfg.com/products/): Millett Wet Seed Separator Machine – Large Processes up to 3 tons of tomatoes per hour Millett Wet Seed Separator Machine – Small Processes up to 1 ton of tomatoes per hour See It In Action Tomatoes Peppers Cayman Islands Department of Agriculture Nature and Nurture Seeds Eggplants Dan Brisebois - [Instructions](https://www.agemfg.com/instructions/): The Millett Wet Vegetable Seed Separator is designed to providemany years of reliable service in harvesting seed for theresearch and development and commercialization of newvegetable varieties. These instructions will help you set up andmaintain your machine. How It Works - [Our Story](https://www.agemfg.com/about-us/): We’re on a mission to feed the world The development of the Millett Wet Vegetable Seed Separator truly illustrates the old adage, “Necessity is the mother of invention.” Soon after Archie Millett began working in the Vegetable Crops Department of the University of California – Davis in November 1956, he was asked to remove the seeds from several bags of very hot peppers. The oils from these peppers permeated his hands and caused a severe burning sensation which lasted for several days. After this experience, Archie told Dr. Paul Smith, the professor in charge of the research, that there had to […] [comment]: # (Generated by Hostinger Tools Plugin)