CROSS FLOW Grain Dryers QuadraTouch ProTM Controls Accurate Moisture Sensing Exclusive Quad Metering Rolls Exclusive Grain Cross-OverTM System on Stacked D

Why A Sukup Grain Dryer? Sukup Manufacturing Co. doesn’t just talk about innovative ideas to help you dry grain more efficiently, we actually deliver. Sukup holds more than 80 patents and over 18 AE50 Awards* – more than any other grain dryer manufacturer. Sukup Grain Dryers alone have earned eight AE50 Awards; Quad Metering Roll System, Grain Cross-OverTM System, QuadraTouchTM Controls, QuadraTouch Pro™, Sukup Single Phase Dryers, Sukup Modular Tower Dryers, Smart Loop™, and the Sukup Mixed-Flow Dryer. All eight innovations have lead to more efficient grain drying. * AE50 Awards are presented...

QUADRATOUCH PRO™ UNMATCHED PERFORMANCE The QuadraTouch ProTM control system is featured on all Sukup Dryers and was designed to be easy to use while eliminating around-the-clock monitoring and increasing productivity and efficiency. Continuous Flow or Batch Mode Simple, Menu-Driven System The QuadraTouch ProTM control system featured on all Sukup Dryers was designed to be easy to use. Simple menus guide you through dryer functions for easy start-up and operation. Operator inputs are easy with a pop-up keypad for entering drying temps or discharge moisture set-points. PLC-based system is built...

Whether you choose a Sukup Axial Dryer or a Sukup Centrifugal Dryer, you can be confident in the quality and performance of the fan and heater at the heart of the dryer. AXIAL vs CENTRIFUGAL Pressure Performance Axial Fans perform best at low pressures and Centrifugal Fans perform best at higher pressures. Vacuum cooling requires higher pressures so Centrifugal Fans are the practical solution for that application. Running Noise/Sound Even though we use 1750 RPM fans in our Axial Dryers (compared to the 3500 RPM fans used on Sukup Grain Bins), the Centrifugal Dryer is quieter, so if you have neighbors...

Sukup’s exclusive, patented Quad Metering Roll System reduces overdrying, minimizes grain damage and maintains grain quality. Unload auger is suspended by hanger bearings to eliminate pinch points and grain damage. Unload auger clean-out doors feature cam-lock handles. Easy-to-handle, single latch cleanout doors on outside of dryer allow fast column unloading and access to metering rolls. Interior clean-out doors allow access to the top metering rolls. 44”x 16” plenum access doors provide easy access to the unload auger. RTD measures the air temperature inside the plenum and maintains actual...

*Drying capacities listed (in wet bushels/hour) are for No. 2 shelled yellow corn at the listed moisture contents. Full-heat capacity estimates are for grain discharged hot at 17% moisture, resulting in approximately 15% moisture after steeping and cooling. Capacities listed are estimates based on drying principles, testing results, and computer simulations. These are not to be used as a guarantee of dryer performance. **Transport height is with wet holding bin lowered on upper unit ***Installed height is frame to fill hopper, less legs. +Min. Amps= FLA of all motors. Max. Amps = main switch...

Sukup Dual Fan and Heater Grain Dryers allow you the choice of full-heat drying or heat/cool drying. ■ Upper and lower fans/heaters are controlled individually for greater flexibility. ■ 50/50 split plenum dryers are best suited to full-heat drying or heat/cool where discharged grain must be near ambient temperature. ■ 50/50 dryers are available in 20’ and 24’ sizes. ■ Sukup 2/3 - 1/3 Dryers can operate in full-heat mode, where the grain is dumped hot into a cooling bin or heat/cool mode, where the bottom 1/3 of the dryer is used as a cooling chamber and discharged grain is approximately...

Two Module Axial Fan/Heater Models Total grain holding cap. (Approx.) Grain column thickness & length Grain column holding capacity BTU/Hr. normal operating Fan hp & diameter - top module - bottom module Load auger HP Unload auger HP Plenum - top module - bottom module Transport height** Installed height*** Installed length Installed width (less catwalks) Weight w/wheels & wet holding bin Fuel type 230v, 1ph Min./Max. Amps+ 230v, 3ph Min./Max. Amps+ 460v, 3ph Min./Max. Amps+ 575v, 3ph Min./Max. Amps+ Total grain holding cap. (Approx.) 1200 Bu. Grain column thickness & length 14” x 16' Grain...

AXIAL AND CENTRIFUGAL DRYERS PATENTED GRAIN CROSS-OVER™ SYSTEM Sukup has developed the patented Grain Cross-Over™ System to help eliminate over drying and balance the moisture content of dried grain in a stacked dryer configuration. This exclusive, innovative system switches the grain from one side of the dryer to the other as it passes from module to module. Traditional Dryers EXCLUSIVE Sukup Dryers (with patented Grain Cross-Over™ System) Switching sides balances moisture two ways. A cold fall wind can greatly cool one side of the dryer, resulting in wetter grain and uneven drying. By switching...

Features ■ Quad Metering Roll System ■ QuadraTouch ProTM controls ■ Sukup belt-driven Dual Inlet Centrifugal Fans. ■ Fuel-efficient Sukup “H” line burner. 2/3-1/3 Split Plenum Dryers (DIAGRAM ON RIGHT) ■ Can be equipped to operate in pressure heat/vacuum cool mode. ■ More efficient than traditional pressure heat/pressure cool dryers. ■ Heat given off by the cooling grain is cycled back into the drying process. ■ Less fuel is required to raise the drying air temperature. Single Plenum Dryers ■ Operate in full heat mode. ■ Same features as our single plenum axial dryers, but with the added benefit...

Centrifugal Stacked Dryers Sukup Centrifugal Dryers are available in a Double-Stacked configuration that features the patented Sukup Grain Cross-Over™ System. ■ Top module operates in full heat mode. ■ Bottom module can operate either in full heat or pressure heat/vacuum cool mode. ■ Panels within the plenum area are easily removed or replaced to switch between modes. ■ Louvers open completely for full-heat drying. ■ Louver openings are variable to adjust output grain temperature during pressure heat/vacuum cool drying. Hybrid Stacked Dryers (pictured on right) ■ An economical way to reap the...