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'''GRP Silos''' (glass fiber reinforced plastics) are particularly recommended for storing flours, sugars and grains. With a perfect hermetic seal and very high thermal insulation, they offer great mechanical resistance as well as high resistance to oxidation and corrosion.
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Silos are supplied complete with skirt, loading pipe, bleed pipe, oval-shaped manhole with flange, hinged door with lock, safety valve.
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==Common Advantages==
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*Single piece cone & body
*No seams, joints or bolted sections
*Corrosion resistant for long life
*UV stabilized GRP material to protect contents and silo
*Semi-transparent GRP allowing contents level to be checked
*Smooth interior for constant flow of feed
*60º Cone angle as standard
*Superior thermal insulation values compared with steel resulting in lower risk of condensation
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