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'''Mobile Silos''' are commonly horizontal silos and are transferable. These silos are commonly used in construction processes. Everywhere where bulk products, as opposed to packaged products, simplify handling, the processing industry relies increasingly on mobile containers. For example, in the building and construction industry, transporting dry mortar, plaster and floor screed in mobile silos on special silo vehicles has many practical advantages. But to be able to plan the delivery of the right quantity at the right time and deploy the vehicles and drivers efficiently, exact fill-level information is an absolute must. | |||
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Latest revision as of 01:40, 21 September 2012
Mobile Silos are commonly horizontal silos and are transferable. These silos are commonly used in construction processes. Everywhere where bulk products, as opposed to packaged products, simplify handling, the processing industry relies increasingly on mobile containers. For example, in the building and construction industry, transporting dry mortar, plaster and floor screed in mobile silos on special silo vehicles has many practical advantages. But to be able to plan the delivery of the right quantity at the right time and deploy the vehicles and drivers efficiently, exact fill-level information is an absolute must.
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