Top Silo Constructions
Top Silo Constructions is a silo supplier and has been focusing on the design and construction of rectangular steel silo installations. As a silo manufacturer TSC has completed numerous projects around the world. These product prove our knowledge in the area of bulk and solids storage, day in day out.
Our square silos installations are particularly suitable for the storage and converting of dry granular products (bulk and solids). This could be raw materials from wheat, barley, cacao and coffee beans, soy and corn to finished products, powders and plastic granules. You often got a great variety of qualities for your raw materials, the square storage bins can be designed and divided exactly according to your needs. The smooth wall silo bins and smart hopper and bunker design ensure an optimal product outlet. You prefer a profiled/corrugated planking silo? That is either a problem to TSC.
You can find our silo blocks in many different industries, from feed processing (animal feed, pet food and aqua feed) to the food industry like breweries, malt houses, flour mills and the cacao-, spices- and milk powder industry. Apart from these sectors, our silo systems are particularly suitable for the plastics industry.
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Our silos are suitable for: food commodity, grain, wheat, corn, rye, oats, buckwheat, barley, spelt, sorghum, soy, rice, oilseeds, rapeseeds, soybean, sunflower, malt, pulses, spices, sesame, animal feed, premix, aqua feed, fish feed, pet food, wood pellets, cereals, cocoa, cocoa beans, cocoa powder, nuts, coffee, coffee beans, green coffee, roasted coffee beans, pellets, granules, plastic granules, salt, calcium, cattle feed, solids, dry bulk, powders, milk powder, flour, grain processing, feed mills.
News
Smooth or profiled?
16 May 2012
Two types of silos both for the same purpose: preserve your goods in an optimal way. But what type is preferred in your situation?
How the Swiss transport their grain
10 April 2012
Grain is often transported by vessel or truck. But how about other tracks? A railroad track for example. Well, the Swiss take advantage of this efficient method of transport.