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$19,370.77 - $64,591.45
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Grain tube conveyors give farms an enclosed and efficient way to move grain while minimizing dust and kernel damage. Grain Handling Direct supplies factory-direct grain handling equipment for new installations and upgrades alike.
Open and enclosed belt conveyors are commonly seen on farms and processing plants where gentle, high-volume movement is a top priority. Typically, they handle grain more gently than augers.
Augers are a good choice for mobile grain transfer or straightforward loading jobs. They’re generally easier to operate, while tube conveyors provide enclosed movement and enhanced dust control.
Drag conveyors can work well for horizontal bulk movement. Tubular drag systems use chains and paddles to move grain through an enclosed tube, limiting product loss.
Bucket elevators are for vertical grain transport, working alongside tube conveyors to move grain between ground-level receiving points, bins, dryers, and elevated storage.
Tube conveyors use chains, paddles, or cables to move grain through an enclosed path. Their low-impact movement makes them trusted for specialty crops and other applications where grain quality is scrutinized.
Match the grain conveyor to both the average flow and the peak harvest demand. Some grain conveyor systems move up to 9,000 bushels per hour, while the 15,000 BPH GSI VersaLoop delivers additional capacity for larger operations.
Mechanical handling can crack or damage kernels, which increases susceptibility to fungi and insects. Enclosed grain tube conveyors control friction, dust, and moisture to keep grain moving efficiently.
Compare the tube diameter, belt or paddle material, routing, and corrosion resistance. Depending on the system, drive options include electric, hydraulic, and PTO power; stationary and self-moving configurations serve different layouts and loading needs.
Routine inspection and replacement of worn parts can extend equipment life and cut downtime. Grain Handling Direct can help you identify compatible parts, warranty information, or service options for your system.
Always begin with the grain type, as well as the transfer distance, required capacity, layout, power availability, and installation timeline. For specialty grain, low-impact handling should be the largest factor. For tight layouts, enclosed tube conveyors provide flexible routing through multiple angles and inclines.
Their enclosed, low-friction design limits kernel impact, dust, and exposure through grain handling.
GSI VersaLoop systems feature multiple configurations, such as the 15,000 BPH drive-over model, SKU DBR-142000.
Depending on the layout, tube conveyers can connect bins, dryers, receiving areas, and other grain handling equipment.
Availability varies by model, so check the current product listings or contact Grain Handling Direct for real-time stock and freight information.
