Raw Material Silo

Capacity 1m³-1000m³ Height 4m-30m

The raw material silo is designed to store crushed or pelletized raw materials. It includes a main hopper, top cover, vertical ladder, support frame, inlet, and outlet. Commonly used in medium and large-scale farms, feed mills, and food processing plants, it provides efficient storage for bulk materials.

The upper section is cylindrical, while the lower section has a conical shape with a 45–60° slope to ensure smooth discharge. The tower features a tall, narrow structure with a relatively small diameter.

Kawise silos are made of hot-dip galvanized steel for durability in outdoor environments. The top is fitted with a standard inlet, compatible with screw conveyors and elevators for automatic feeding. The bottom cone ensures smooth discharge and easy connection to mixers or conveyors.

A glass inspection window in the lower cone allows real-time monitoring of material levels. The panel joints are sealed with weatherproof strips for added durability and rain protection. The ladder is equipped with anti-slip steps and a safety guardrail for operator safety.

raw material tower design details

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Product Parameters

Attributes	Range
Capacity	1m3-1000m3
Height	4m-30m
Diameter	2m-10m
Tower Material	Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel, etc.

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Raw Material Silo.pdf

FAQ?

Can you raw material silos be customized?

Yes, our raw material silos can be customized with optional features, including a weighing system, ventilation device, rain cover, screw conveyor, and discharge control system. We also offer custom capacity and inlet/outlet heights, tailored to your material types, production capacity, and site layout.

Is transportation and installation easy?

Yes, the silo has a modular design, making it easy to disassemble and transport. We provide comprehensive installation drawings, foundation guidelines, and full technical support.

What is the expected service life?

With proper use and maintenance, our hot-dip galvanized silos can last for over 10 years. In harsh conditions, we recommend applying a protective coating or using stainless steel components to extend their lifespan.

How often should the silo be inspected?

For standard conditions, inspections every 2–3 months are recommended. Check for loose bolts, aging seals, and material blockages. In high-use or extreme conditions, such as high temperature or humidity, monthly inspections are advised.