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$299,999.95
When harvest is moving, your grain dryer needs to keep pace without wasting fuel or adding too much maintenance. Grain Handling Direct carries Delux grain dryers for operations that demand dependable capacity, as well as room from growth.
Delux has manufactured grain drying equipment since 1962, and its lineup includes batch, continuous-flow, and tower-style models with capacities from about 300 to 10,000 bushels per hour (bph), giving farms and commercial facilities options for wide-ranging throughput needs.
Batch dryers handle a set volume of grain at once, making them great for lower-throughput operations. Continuous-flow dryers keep grain moving throughout the drying process, which suits sites with higher harvest volumes and steady drying demand.
For larger facilities, modular and tower-style dryers offer higher capacities in scalable formats. Delux modular sections stack together, which simplifies field erection and future expansion.
Many Delux dryers have screenless designs that limit cleaning downtime. Corrosion-resistant materials strengthen durability, while internal fans have less operating noise than traditional external-fan layouts.
Delux technology includes MoistureLink for automatic moisture regulation and remote monitoring. The CTX tower series adds touchscreen control, while vacuum cooling recaptures heat to help reduce fuel use.
Your dryer should be able to handle peak volume without any bottlenecks. Moisture-removal needs also affect sizing, as wetter grain requires more drying time and energy.
Compare the controls, fuel configuration, burner efficiency, footprint, and installation requirements. Additionally, account for warranty coverage, dealer service, and parts availability during a long harvest season.
Match the rated bph to the expected peak volume, then decide on batch or continuous drying. For easy reference, the Delux 62515-AB is rated at 700 bph. Higher-capacity models are also available for large operations.
If you expect production to increase, modular construction makes expansion more feasible. Local service access should also factor into the decision.
Modular construction minimizes the onsite erection work, but the final installation needs range from site to site. Contact us for our current dealer pricing, freight info, and estimated lead times.
The most common types are batch, continuous-flow, and tower or modular dryers, but the best fit depends on throughput, moisture-removal needs, and site layout.
Before storage, grain dryers move heated air through harvested grain to remove excess moisture. Grain can be dried in batches or continuously.
Depending on the model and burner setup, configurations can use propane or natural gas.
Maintenance schedules are unique to the model and operating conditions. However, screenless designs help control cleaning downtime. Ask Grain Handling Direct about current warranty terms, service options, and parts availability for your specific dryer.
Contact our team for help matching capacity, controls, fuel type, or installation requirements to your operation.
