Description
Cut Grain Dust at the Spout — Where It Starts
Grain dust generated during loadout is one of the biggest sources of fugitive emissions at any elevator or farm grain system. Nolin Milling's Dust Control Loadout Socks attach directly to your loadout spout and extend it below the rim of the receiving truck, wagon, or vessel — dramatically reducing free-fall distance and containing airborne dust at the point of transfer.
Built for commercial and on-farm grain operations handling corn, soybeans, wheat, and other dry commodities.
Key Features
- Available in 9 sizes: 6", 8", 10", 12", 14", 16", 18", 20", and 24" diameter
- Round or square configurations to match your existing spouting
- Two finish options: Primed Gray steel or Stainless Steel for corrosive or food-grade environments
- Steel frame construction by Nolin Milling Inc. — 50+ years of dry bulk fabrication expertise
- Ships in approximately 1 week
Why Use a Dust Control Loadout Sock?
Grain receiving and loadout account for the majority of dust generated at grain facilities. Industry best practice recommends extending spouts at least 6 inches below the sides of the receiving vessel to minimize free-fall and reduce dust generation. These socks make that compliance simple and cost-effective.
- Reduce visible dust emissions during truck loading
- Help meet state and EPA grain handling dust control requirements
- Lower grain shrink by capturing fines that would otherwise go airborne
- Protect workers and equipment from excess grain dust buildup
About Nolin Milling Inc.
Nolin Milling has manufactured steel spouting, gates, valves, and dust control equipment for the dry bulk grain industry for over 50 years from their facility in Dickens, Iowa. Their products are built using laser cutting, computerized rolling, and automatic seam welding — engineered to fit standard spouting dimensions across most grain elevator and farm bin systems.
Need a Replacement Sock?
If your frame is in good shape, check out the Replacement Sock (Fabric Only) — available separately to extend the life of your existing unit.
Questions? Call us at 218-271-8131.
