Equipment for grain processing and storage
Description
Liliani reloading bunker in the Republic of Kazakhstan. 26,900 €/piece. WHOLESALE PRICE 26,900 - 40,300 €/piece. Liliani series reloading bins have been developed and mass-produced since 2009. Liliani reloading bins are multifunctional transport and reloading devices that help solve a number of problems in logistics, harvesting and sowing grain. Harvesting and sowing Harvesting with a reloading hopper is 30-40% faster. Reloading hoppers will save several days on harvesting, which ultimately gives an excellent profit. We reduce the self-shedding of grain. Every grain that does not fall to the ground is your profit. We preserve the fertility of the arable layer. Reloader bunkers preserve the fertile layer. Less equipment means less investment and operating costs Every third combine harvester can be safely replaced with a reloading hopper. We manage to drop out. A good harvest largely depends on whether you have time to sow at the optimal agricultural time. Controlling the weight of grain. A bunker-reloader with weighing equipment allows you to immediately eliminate grain going “to the side.” Mercenaries - NO! With reloading bins, you solve the task of cleaning on your own, without outside crews. Fair motivation of combine operators speeds up harvesting. To each, according to his work! Multifunctionality Bunker reloaders are in demand and useful in various operations throughout the year. Cleaning with a reloading hopper is 30-40% faster. Let's look at an example. Here are the initial data (they are approximate, but a similar calculation can be easily done using your data): Yes now Let’s say 3,000 hectares is the volume of the harvested area. There are six combines and you expect to harvest in 15 days (about 33.3 hectares per day per combine). Quite real numbers. We add three reloading bunkers (one for every two combines) With the advent of Liliani reloading bunkers, the productivity of combines increases by 30% (according to conservative estimates) due to a variety of factors, but primarily due to the non-stop operation of the combines themselves. That is, now each combine can harvest 43.3 hectares per day instead of 33.3 hectares, which means that harvesting 3,000 hectares with the same six combines instead of the usual 15 days will be completed in just 11.5 days. Liliani reloading bunkers are multifunctional transport and reloading devices that help solve a number of logistics problems of harvesting and sowing grain. They are especially relevant for companies that have switched to No Till technology, where over-compaction of soil by vehicles is unacceptable. A grain harvesting system using reloading bins is a direct way to reduce: grain losses and/or its value - due to stretching of harvesting (self-shedding, loss of gluten, crop loss due to hail, etc.); investments - for the purchase of combines and vehicles; operating costs (salaries, fuel, spare parts, hiring contractors, etc.). Delivery of seeds and loading of seeders or seeding complexes using reloading hoppers ensures sowing at optimal agricultural times, as well as reducing: the risks of poor harvest due to stretching of the sowing season; investments for the purchase of sowing equipment; operating costs.
Characteristics
Batch, tons 1
Seller
ИП "Самрук" Company
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