Across the region the supply is consistent in shape. Homes and small workshops get single-phase 220-240V at 50Hz — most grids sit at a nominal 230V. Heavier equipment, such as 7.5kW grinders, pellet lines and three-phase choppers, runs on 380-415V three-phase at 50Hz. Plugs follow British Type G (BS 1363) across the Gulf states, while Levant and North African markets use European Type C and Type F. The one country that breaks the pattern is Saudi Arabia: its grid runs at 60Hz, the same rate as North America, so a 50Hz motor ordered by mistake will overheat and fail there.
Weiwei Machinery builds to those numbers. Small machines — the 220V single-phase FPL-150 pellet mill, the 2.2kW 9ZP-0.4A chaff cutter, the Model 40 rice mill — are wired for 220-240V, 50Hz and plug straight into a Gulf or Egyptian socket. Bigger units, like the 7.5kW 400 grain crusher and the three-phase pellet lines, ship as 380V, 50Hz. For Saudi buyers we fit 60Hz-rated motors and confirm the hertz before production, because 50Hz and 60Hz motors are not interchangeable. Every unit carries EU CE and ISO9001 certification, and we support SASO documentation for the Saudi market.
Ordering takes one extra sentence: tell us the destination country and we set the voltage, frequency and plug to match. Zhengzhou Weiwei Machinery Co., Ltd. has built farm and wood-processing equipment since 1980, exporting across the Middle East, Africa and Asia. For the correct motor rating on any machine, contact admin@weiweimachinery.com or WhatsApp +86 19838691608.
