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Storage Bin with Slide Gate/Chute Outlet | 1.8 Cubic Metre (m³)
ZAR 35,000.00
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Storage Bin with Slide Gate/Chute Outlet | 1.8 Cubic Metre (m³) is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Roff Milling | SKU:
BIN 002 000 008
Storage Bin with Slide Gate/Chute Outlet | 1.8 Cubic Metre (m³)
ZAR 35,000.00
Unit price
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Unavailable
The Roff Bin is used for the storage of grain or final products. This unit includes a lid with inlet, access ladder and a manually operated slide gate outlet. This bin is ideal for use in small milling operations as a flow control bin or as a packing bin.
- Add-ons available, such as level switches and multiple outlet attachments
- Inspection ladder
- Bin lid with integrated inspection cover and rose valve
- Inlet - 120mm Diameter Lip Flange (Round)
- Outlet - Square Bolt Flange - 300mm x 300mm
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Performance
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Processing OptionsBeans, Barley, Coffee beans, Maize / Corn, Malted Barley, Nuts, Oats, Peanuts, Peas, Soybean, Sunflower, Sorghum, Wheat, Powders
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Motors
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MaterialMild Steel - Painted
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What's in the box
Ships in: 7 to 14 days
Frequently Asked Questions
Shipping
What countries do you ship to?
What countries do you ship to?
We currently ship worldwide, but items purchased online can only be shipped to South
Africa.
To enquire about shipping to a different destination, please contact us
or alternatively select pickup and arrange your own shipping.
How long will it take to receive my order?
How long will it take to receive my order?
Normally it takes 2-5 days for South African orders. International shipping times depend on the products and destination.
Returns and Refunds
How do I return a product?
How do I return a product?
Items must be returned within 21 days after receiving your order by logging a return request by email to sales@roff.co.za.
Items must be returned in the same condition in which they were received, be unused.
A 20% handeling fee will be charged on returned items.
Refer to our refund and return policy for more info.
Storage Bin Brochure
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