
Modular bolted cement silo for powders (cement, fly ash, lime, fillers) in batching plants and depots. Ships flat-pack for easy transport; site-assembled with gasketed, powder-tight joints. The roof is prepped for a silo top filter, pressure relief valve (PRV) and level sensors; the conical bottom is ready for screw/rotary valves and aeration.
Provides clean, dust-tight storage and interfaces with pneumatic tanker filling and metered discharge to conveyors/loaders—keeping the yard clean and batching stable.
Modular bolted rings → fast shipping & quick erection
Powder-tight gaskets → low leakage, cleaner plant
Roof-ready: top filter, PRV, level sensor nozzles
Discharge-ready: flanges for screw/rotary valve, aeration pads/nozzles or bin activator
Corrosion protection: industrial coating or hot-dip galvanized steel
Safety access: ladder + cage, platforms, guardrails (per site standard)
Maintenance: roof & cone manholes, optional walkways
Retrofit-friendly base plates; seismic/wind design per project
Construction: Bolted steel shell rings + roof + cone
Materials: Carbon steel (painted) or hot-dip galvanized; stainless on request*
Sealing: Continuous gaskets and high-strength bolts
Filling: Pneumatic inlet, vent line; roof nozzle for top filter; PRV interface
Discharge: Conical outlet; flange to butterfly/rotary valve; aeration or bin activator options
Instrumentation: Level sensors (point/continuous), pressure check port
Supports: Leg frame or skirt; foundation by civil design
Compliance: Project wind/seismic/ATEX requirements*
* Confirm exact build, dimensions and ratings with your internal standards.
Ready-mix & precast plants • bulk powder depots • cement/fly ash buffer storage • silo farms feeding screws or loading bellows.
Q: Why choose a bolted silo?
A: Flat-pack shipping and fast site assembly; easier relocation versus welded units.
Q: What accessories are typical?
A: Silo top filter, PRV, level sensors, aeration, butterfly/rotary valve, cement screw conveyor.
Q: ATEX/dust zone?
A: ATEX-ready builds with earthing and documentation can be supplied—share your zone.
Q: How is capacity decided?
A: Based on bulk density, buffer time and filling rate—sized per your site rules.

Industrial welded cement silo for powders (cement, fly ash, lime, fillers) in batching plants and bulk depots. Factory-welded shell, cone and roof form a monolithic body with fully welded seams for low leakage and high stiffness. The roof is prepped for a silo top filter, pressure relief valve (PRV) and level sensors; the conical outlet interfaces with screw/rotary valves and aeration systems.
Provides dust-tight storage for dry powders, integrates with pneumatic tanker filling, and delivers metered discharge to conveyors or loading lines—keeping housekeeping clean and batching stable.
Monolithic, fully welded construction → fewer joints, very low leak risk
Factory QA welding; straight install on site (crane lift & anchor)
High structural rigidity for wind/seismic design (per project)
Roof-ready: top filter, PRV, level sensor nozzles
Discharge-ready: flanges for screw/rotary valve, aeration pads/nozzles or bin activator
Corrosion protection: industrial multi-coat paint or hot-dip galvanized externals
Safety access: ladder + cage, platforms, guardrails (per site standard)
Maintenance access: roof & cone manholes; optional walkways
Construction: Welded steel shell + cone + roof, base ring/flange
Sealing: Continuous welded seams; powder-tight inspection covers
Filling: Pneumatic inlet, vent line; roof nozzle for top filter; PRV interface
Discharge: Conical outlet; flange to butterfly/rotary valve; aeration/bin activator options
Instrumentation: Level sensors (point/continuous), pressure check port
Supports: Skirt (shell-supported) or leg frame; foundation by civil design
Surface protection: Epoxy/PU paint system or hot-dip galvanizing*
Compliance: Project wind/seismic/ATEX requirements*
* Confirm exact build, dimensions and ratings with your internal standards.
Ready-mix & precast plants • bulk powder depots • cement/fly ash buffer storage • silo farms feeding screws or loading bellows.
Q: Welded vs bolted—when to choose welded?
A: Welded is best for permanent sites, minimal leak paths and fast crane installation once delivered. Bolted suits restricted transport routes or future relocation.
Q: Delivery & erection?
A: Typically single-piece or large sections, lifted by crane to the prepared foundation; check route/height/weight limits with logistics.
Q: What coatings are available?
A: Industrial epoxy/PU paint systems or hot-dip galvanizing; choose per environment (coastal, industrial, indoor).
Q: ATEX/dust zone?
A: ATEX-ready builds with earthing and documentation can be supplied—share your zone.
Q: Which accessories are typical?
A: Silo top filter, PRV, level sensors, aeration, butterfly/rotary valve, cement screw conveyor.

Industrial loading bellows (loading spout) for closed tanker (Silobas) loading at batching plants and depots. Telescopic bellows with a sealing skirt/cone land on the tanker hatch; dust is extracted via a top aspiration port or an integrated filter head, enabling fast, dust-free loading. Options include level probe auto-stop, electric hoist, and ATEX-ready anti-static sleeves.
Seals on the tanker hatch, then drops product through the inner chute while the outer bellows extract dust-laden air back to a filter. A level sensor stops loading at the set point—keeping the yard clean and preventing overfill.
Dust-free closed loading for cement, fly ash, lime and fillers
Positive seal on tanker hatch with skirt/cone → minimal fugitive dust
Top aspiration or integrated filter head → flexible retrofit paths
Auto-stop via level probe/pendulum; optional top high-level interlock
Electric hoist + limit switches → smooth extend/retract
Anti-static sleeves & earthing → ATEX-ready configurations
Service-friendly: access to wear parts; replaceable cones/sleeves
Type: Telescopic loading bellows/spout for closed tankers (Silobas)
Interfaces: Top flange to silo head/hopper; aspiration port for central filter or integrated filter option
Sealing: Skirt/cone seating on tanker hatch; dust skirt with wear pad
Control: Up/down hoist, top/bottom limit switches, auto-stop level probe
Materials: Wear-resistant inner chute; anti-static bellows sleeve; metal head/hoop parts*
Options: Integrated filter head, outlet vibrator/knocker, viewing lamp, parking cone, manual emergency winch*
Compliance: ATEX dust-zone builds on request*
* Confirm exact build, dimensions and ratings with your internal standards.
Silobas/tanker loading at cement plants • fly-ash depots • lime/filler distribution • dust-free truck loading prior to dispatch.
Q: Central dust collector or integrated filter?
A: If a plant central collector exists, connect the aspiration port. For stand-alone setups, choose the integrated filter head.
Q: How does auto-stop work?
A: A level probe/pendulum inside the tanker detects fill level and halts loading; can be backed up by a top high-level switch.
Q: ATEX option available?
A: Yes—anti-static sleeve, earthing, and compliant labeling/documentation can be supplied.
Q: Do you have a model for open trucks?
A: Yes—use our open-truck loading bellows model for tipper/flatbed trucks.

