The Miedema receiving hoppers form the basis for reliable storage. The receiving hopper serves as a buffer and provides the cleaning and, if desired, sorting of your product.
The fully automated box-filler of Tolsma-Grisnich is expanded with a box stacker and a box filler. This drastically reduces the number of truck movements required and increases the capacity,
For growers who plant in 4 x 90 cm or grow crops – such as potatoes - in beds of 1800 mm,
Dewulf has developed the Kwatro Xtreme. This harvester features a 3.6 m harvesting unit.
Dewulf has developed the Kwatro Xtreme. This harvester features a 3.6 m harvesting unit.
The Miedema receiving hoppers form the basis for reliable storage. The receiving hopper serves as a buffer and provides the cleaning and, if desired, sorting of your product.
The ML 80 store loaders have an 80 cm wide, deep troughed conveyor belt with which a capacity of more than 180 tonnes/h can be achieved. The store loaders are available in lengths of 16, 19 or 22 metres.
For growers who plant in 4 x 90 cm or grow crops – such as potatoes - in beds of 1800 mm,
Dewulf has developed the Kwatro Xtreme. This harvester features a 3.6 m harvesting unit.
Dewulf has developed the Kwatro Xtreme. This harvester features a 3.6 m harvesting unit.
The TAT 1685 duo belt conveyor uses an 85 cm wide troughed conveyor belt and has a maximum length of 16 m. This series of transport conveyors is easily extendible/retractable and the discharge height can be adjusted with a hydraulic pump.
The ML 70 series are store loaders with a 70 cm wide, deep troughed conveyor belt. They stand out with a high capacity of greater than 130 tonnes/h with a product-friendly belt speed. The store loaders are available in lengths of 13 or 16 metres.
The MH 280 is a heavy-duty receiving hopper, specially developed for the (flower bulb) industry. The weights are much higher with these crops as much more soil is carried along from the field to the storage facility.
With the Field Loader 240, growers drastically reduce the amount of soil and waste that accompanies the product during loading in the field. This is because tipping trailers can unload the product directly into the transfer combi.
