Product Spotlight | GRAIN BINS, GRAIN VACS

By October, grain is moving from the field into storage, making bin capacity and condition important parts of the harvest equation. Proper storage gives producers more control over where grain is held and how it is managed after harvest. Bin design, size, and supporting equipment can vary depending on the operation and its storage needs.

Redstone Industries Steel Hopper Bottom Cones

Redstone Industries builds heavy-duty, quality steel hopper bottom cones for any size new or existing bin, converting flat storage into fast, gravity-unloading systems.

Features:

• Eliminates the need to enter bin

• Complete cleanout between varieties

• Combine with new bin packages or upgrade existing bins

• Add-on Aeration, skid bases, ground lids, and manways

• Any size up to 36 feet

Redstone Industries | www. hoppercone. com

GSI EVO 50 Grain Bins

The EVO 50 Grain Bin combines high-tensile steel construction with structural features designed to distribute loads across the bin wall.

Features:

• 4-inch corrugated sidewalls

• Staggered bolt pattern reduces sidewall holes

• Symmetrical stiffeners distribute loads evenly

• Powder-coated stiffener boots resist corrosion

• High-tensile steel rated up to 70,000 pounds per square inch

GSI, a brand of Grain & Protein Technologies | www. grainsystems. com

Brock EVEREST Grain Bins

Brock’ s EVEREST Grain Bins are designed for highcapacity grain storage, with a range of sizes and structural features to accommodate larger storage requirements.

Features:

• 15- to 156-foot bin diameters

• 2,978- to 1,939,574-bushel capacities

• 19- to 107-foot eave heights

• 4,800- to 130,000-pound roof loads

• High-strength roofs and EVERLOC mounts

Brock Grain Systems | www. brockgrain. com

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