Grain Storage
This silo is most commonly used for storing grain crops such as corn, wheat, rice, barley, and oats, keeping them dry and protected from mold and pests.
Oil Crop Storage
It is suitable for storing oil-bearing crops such as soybeans, peanuts, rapeseed, and sunflower seeds. The excellent sealing properties of galvanized steel reduce moisture penetration.
Feed Storage
It is widely used in the livestock industry and feed mills to store pelleted feed, powdered feed, or premixes, facilitating automated conveying and feeding.
Seed Storage
Galvanized steel silos offer excellent ventilation and temperature control, making them ideal for storing crop seeds, ensuring germination rate and quality.
Beer and Malt Industry
It is used for storing barley, malt, and other brewing ingredients, ensuring they remain dry and clean before production.
Wood Pellets and Biomass Fuel Storage
It can store biomass energy sources such as wood pellets, rice husk pellets, and straw pellets, preventing moisture from affecting combustion efficiency.
Cement and Building Material Storage
In addition to grain, silos can also be used to store powdered building materials such as cement, lime powder, and mineral powder, ensuring moisture and caking resistance.
Chemical and Plastic Pellets Storage
In some light and chemical industries, galvanized steel silos can be used to store plastic granules, chemical raw materials, or intermediate products.
Emergency and Strategic Reserves
Silos are used by governments and large enterprises to store grain or feed, and are suitable for national strategic grain depots or disaster emergency supplies.
Logistics and Trade Distribution
Silos are widely used in grain processing plants, ports, docks, and railway transfer stations to facilitate the large-scale import and export of grain or raw materials, improving turnover efficiency.