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'''Indoor Silos''' are intended for the storage and releasing of powdery, crystalline and coarse-grained products such as flour, sugar, cereals and others. Indoor silos are modular, made from galvanized steel. | '''Indoor Silos''' are intended for the storage and releasing of powdery, crystalline and coarse-grained products such as flour, sugar, cereals and others. Indoor silos are modular, made from galvanized steel. | ||
Latest revision as of 01:32, 21 September 2012
Indoor Silos are intended for the storage and releasing of powdery, crystalline and coarse-grained products such as flour, sugar, cereals and others. Indoor silos are modular, made from galvanized steel.
Common Features
- Optimal space utilization
- Food approved non-corrosive material
- Mechanical or vibrating extractor
- Insulation thanks to high resistance epoxy coating
- Quick and easy assembly