PARAS® COMPLETE RANGE
India's most complete cream separator range. Eleven models spanning village dairy to industrial milk plant — hand-operated, electric, dual-drive, AEP pump-fed, and online continuous configurations. Factory-direct from G.R. Jain Industries, Meerut, since 1962.
CAPACITY SELECTION
The right cream separator is sized to your daily milk volume and working hours — not just the largest machine you can afford. Oversizing wastes electricity; undersizing creates bottlenecks.
| Daily Milk Volume | Required LPH | Recommended Model | Drive Options | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Up to 300 L/day | 60 LPH | GR 7 Series | Manual / Electric / Dual | Small farms, household dairies, village cooperatives |
| 300–600 L/day | 80–100 LPH | GR 8 Series | Electric / Dual | Small commercial dairies, growing milk collection points |
| 600–1,000 L/day | 165 LPH | GR 9 Series | Manual / Electric / Dual | Medium farms, power-backup dairies, cooperative rooms |
| 1,000–1,800 L/day | 300 LPH | GR 11 Series | Electric / Dual | Commercial dairies, cooperative processing |
| 1,800–2,700 L/day | 450 LPH | GR 107 Series | Electric / Dual | Medium-large operations, chilling centres |
| 2,400–3,600 L/day | 600 LPH | GR 108 Series | Manual / Electric / Dual | Large dairies, distributors, ghee plants |
| 3,200–4,800 L/day | 800 LPH | GR 109 AEP | AEP Pump-Fed | Milk collection centres, dairy plants |
| 4,800–7,200 L/day | 1200 LPH | GR 1 AEP | AEP Pump-Fed | Industrial dairy plants, large cooperatives |
| 8,000–12,000 L/day | 2000 LPH | GR 2 AEP | AEP Pump-Fed | Large industrial plants |
| 12,000–18,000 L/day | 3000 LPH | GR A3 Online | Online Continuous | Industrial processing lines |
| 20,000+ L/day | 5000 LPH | 5000 LPH Online | Online Auto-Clean | Large milk plants, cooperatives, export dairies |
Formula: Daily litres ÷ operating hours = minimum LPH required. Always select the next higher model for headroom.
COMPLETE PRODUCT RANGE
Every model is manufactured at G.R. Jain Industries, Meerut. Food-contact parts in SS 304. Balanced bowls. Available with manual, electric, and AEP configurations as noted.
DRIVE CONFIGURATIONS
MANUAL / HAND-OPERATED
Hand-operated cream separators rely entirely on a hand crank mechanism. They are ideal for rural areas with no grid power or frequent outages. PARAS manual variants are available in GR 7, GR 9, and GR 108 series. Processing speed is limited by human effort — typically 45–60 minutes per session depending on capacity.
Best for: Village dairies, remote farms, areas with no stable electricity.
DUAL DRIVE (HAND + ELECTRIC)
Dual-drive separators include both a hand crank and an electric motor. The operator switches between power sources depending on availability. This configuration is the most popular choice in India's semi-urban dairy sector where power cuts are frequent but electricity is generally available for most of the day.
Best for: Semi-urban dairies, power-cut prone regions, cooperative rooms needing backup operation.
ALL-ELECTRIC (AE)
All-electric separators run entirely on motor power. They deliver consistent bowl speed, uniform fat recovery, and reduced operator fatigue. Suitable for commercial dairies with stable power supply. PARAS electric models range from GR 8 (100 LPH) through GR 108 (600 LPH).
Best for: Commercial dairies, urban operations, ghee plants, cooperatives with reliable power.
AEP PUMP-FED & ONLINE
AEP (Automatic Electric Pump) models receive milk directly through a pump connection — no manual loading. Online industrial models integrate directly into dairy processing pipework for continuous separation at 800–5000 LPH. These are the choice for milk plants, large cooperatives, and export-scale operations.
Best for: Milk collection centres, dairy plants, industrial cooperatives, export operations.
APPLICATIONS
Small to large dairy farms use PARAS separators to produce cream for butter, ghee, and sale. The GR 7 through GR 108 cover farm-scale requirements.
Dairy Farm Separators →Cream separation is the first step in ghee production. High fat recovery efficiency is critical. The GR 108 and GR 11 are favoured by ghee manufacturers.
Ghee Plant Separators →Industrial milk plants require high-throughput AEP and online separators for skimming, standardisation, and cream extraction in continuous production.
Milk Plant Separators →Village-level and district cooperatives handle varying milk volumes. PARAS offers flexible capacity from 165 LPH to 3000 LPH for cooperative needs.
Cooperative Separators →India's dominant milk type requires separators capable of handling high-fat, high-viscosity buffalo milk. PARAS models are calibrated for buffalo milk at 30–35°C.
Buffalo Milk Separators →PARAS exports to 15+ countries. Distributors and OEM buyers can discuss custom voltage, packing, documentation, and private labelling requirements.
Export Enquiry →MANUFACTURING STANDARD
Every PARAS cream separator is assembled at G.R. Jain Industries' Meerut facility using precision-machined separator bowls, balanced disc stacks, SS 304 food-contact parts, and multi-stage quality checks before dispatch. The result is a machine that dairy operators across three generations of buyers have relied on.
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BUYER FAQ
Divide your total daily milk volume by the number of hours you plan to run the separator. For example: 1,200 litres/day ÷ 4 hours = 300 LPH minimum. Always select the next higher capacity model to avoid running at full load continuously. Sustained operation at 100% rated capacity shortens service intervals. Full capacity selection guide →
Manual (hand-operated) separators need no electricity — good for remote areas. Dual-drive models give you both hand crank and electric motor, so you can switch during power cuts. All-electric models run on motor power for consistent output. AEP pump-fed models are designed for dairy plants where milk is piped directly to the machine for continuous operation.
Yes. PARAS separators handle both buffalo milk (5–8% fat) and cow milk (3–4% fat). For buffalo milk, process at 30–35°C for optimal separation. The GR 9, GR 11, and GR 108 are particularly popular for buffalo milk in India. Buffalo milk separation guide →
Yes. PARAS exports to 15+ countries. We provide export-ready packing, country-specific documentation, and OEM/private labelling discussions. Contact the export team for country-specific pricing. Export enquiry page →
Prices depend on model, configuration (manual/electric/AEP), and order quantity. Factory-direct pricing is available on request with no dealer markup. Contact us via the inquiry form or WhatsApp for current pricing and quotations. Request pricing →
PARAS maintains genuine spare parts for all active models. Replacement bowls, disc stacks, seals, drive components, and motor spares are available. The dealer network services machines across India. For export buyers, spare part kits can be supplied alongside the machine. Spare parts information →
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