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Cyclone Pneumatic System

Cyclone Pneumatic System
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Pneumatic Grain Moving System ■ Conveniently, Efficiently Move Grain ■ High Quality, Industrial-Grade Components ■ Best Accessories in the Industry

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Why a Pneumatic System? A pneumatic (air) system is the ideal grain conveying system for new and existing drying operations. This type of system is especially well-suited to moving grain from a continuous flow dryer into cooling and/or storage bins. An air system gives you flexibility that you can’t get with traditional legs and conveyors. You can easily direct grain to multiple bins from one location, even around corners and into areas that are difficult to reach. Pneumatic System Operation An air system also makes expanding your system simple - to include more bins, just add more tubing....

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Pre-Cleaner extends filter life by removing up to 85% of dirt from the air before it enters the filter. Galvanized 30” Dia. Cyclone is lined with long-lasting UHMW to protect the grain as it decelerates. All-galvanized construction and 11 ga. steel lining on the cone ensure long life. The Sukup cyclone is 66% larger than competing cyclones. The large diameter handles larger volumes of grain with less wear. A deadhead uses an expansion chamber to remove grain from the air stream. The Sukup deadhead is 10% larger than competing brands and features an all-galvanized construction. It can be...

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Has What You Need 4” System Estimated Capacities System Adjustable bipod or quad-pod support brackets. Adjustable legs come in two lengths: 15”-25” or 30”-45”. 5” System Estimated Capacities System 6” System Estimated Capacities System Sidewall Bracket The best in the industry! - features three legs for better support and stability. Notes: These capacities are estimates based on conveying corn and may vary depending on condition of the grain (test weight, moisture content, grain temperature, kernel shape, etc.) the ambient temperature and humidity, as well as the layout of each system. The...

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