KongsKilde Suction Blowers SupraVac 2000

Specifications

Model	SupraVac 2000	Category Name	Grain Storage & Handling	Year	2024
Sale Type	New	Manufacturer	Kongskilde	Odometer	km
Price	Contact for price CAD

Description

The SupraVac 2000 has a capacity of up to 5,000 bu/h (120 t/h), making it the ideal grain vac for farmers and commercial users. The power takeoff-driven SupraVac 2000 requires 150 hp. It has a hydraulic-folding truck loading boom that allows for quick setup. It conveniently locks into place for transport and storage.

Our largest tractor-powered suction blower.
Capacity up to 120 t/h.
Loads even the largest vehicles quickly.
Hydraulic folding of loading equipment to transport position.
Easy connection of pipe system.
Optional transport box for the suction head and pipe components.

Flexible electric and tractor-powered suction conveying systems for both indoor and outdoor conveying.

All SUC systems are designed to pick up the grain on the suction side and deliver the material on the pressure side, so no additional loading equipment is needed. Our wide range of suction blowers fits the needs of all farming applications. From low capacity on-farm installations to high-capacity mobile systems. All systems ensure cleanliness from batch to batch and economic acquisition.

Electric powered capacity is up to 33 t/hour and PTO driven capacity is up to 120 t/hour. For all setups, Kongskilde offers a wide range of additional systems for efficient suction. Different types of heads and pipes secure efficient handling, gentle for material, and are convenient for the operator.

FEATURES

A unique, flexible solution for conveying indoors or outdoors

Whether you need a temporary or permanent conveying system, Kongskilde has vacuum and suction systems that will help you move grain where it needs to be. The wide range of electrical and tractor-powered grain vacs with capacities of up to 5,000 bushels of grain (120 tons) per hour means there’s a blower for every job. Additionally, the OK Pipe System makes it quick and easy to establish temporary or permanent pipelines.

How it works

Grain is sucked into the system on the intake side of the blower. The blower’s intake is connected to the top of a suction cyclone. In this cyclone, grain and air get separated. The grain drops down into the rotary valve fitted on the bottom outlet of the cyclone.

The rotary valve deposits the grain into the pipeline on the pressure side of the blower. At the point of delivery, an outlet cyclone slows down the speed of the grain before it is dropped out of the bottom outlet.

BENEFITS

Tractor-powered models are independent of electric power supply.
Can be used in fields for loading grain.
Moves the grain horizontally, vertically, and around corners.
No requirements for the configuration of buildings or grain pits.
If higher capacity is needed, the suction blower can be replaced by a larger model using the same pipe system.
Indoor storage of the machines means that it is less exposed to the weather.

DOWNLOADS

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Pneumatic Grain Conveying Brochure	Download