Washington State, USA
Regan Heaton, SCAFCO Grain Systems' Sales Manager, United States/Canada provided this photograph of the construction of two model 7268 silos for an inland port facility. Each silo has a capacity of 7000 MT wheat and stands 27 metres tall. Fill and reclaim rate is in the range of 1000 MT/h.
SCAFCO conveyors in Canada
Regan Heaton, SCAFCO Grain Systems' Sales Manager, United States/Canada also provided these photographs of SCAFCO Grain Systems conveyors. Both conveyors are on the same project. Top is SCAFCO Model SD1618 fill conveyor with a capacity of 225 MT/hr. At bottom is SCAFCO Grain Systems Model IDC1220 incline reclaim conveyor.
These conveyors are filling six SCAFCO Model 2414SHBT hopper bottom silos, each with a capacity of 558 metric tons. An expansion is currently underway which will include an extension of all conveying equipment, catwalks, and six additional 2414SHBT hopper silos.
Early SCAFCO silos still standing after many years
As far as is known, since the first SCAFCO Grain Systems silos were manufactured and sold by the company in 1961, most of them are still being utilised to store grain. Over the years there have been a number of styles of the identification sign on SCAFCO silos. Two different ones are shown here within the two photographs.
Ex-Im Bank charter renewed by US Congress
After a brief hiatus during the political process of renewing Ex-Im Bank lending authority, the bank has returned to its former status of being able to offer financial support to SCAFCO customers. SCAFCO has long been a supporter of the Ex-Im Bank financing program. In this photo, Washington State's governor and both US Senators made a visit to SCAFCO in support of the periodic charter renewal process.
SCAFCO to exhibit in Atlanta
On January 26-28, 2016, SCAFCO Grain Systems will be exhibiting at the International Production and Processing Expo in Atlanta, Georgia State, USA.
SCAFCO will be located in booth #2557 in Hall A of the Georgia World Congress Centre. Representing SCAFCO at the exposition will be Dan Wambeke and Wilson Zapata. We look forward to meeting everyone there where you are welcome to simply stop by to visit or to make inquiry about your grain storage and handling requirements.
Visit the SCAFCO site HERE.
Regan Heaton, SCAFCO Grain Systems' Sales Manager, United States/Canada provided this photograph of the construction of two model 7268 silos for an inland port facility. Each silo has a capacity of 7000 MT wheat and stands 27 metres tall. Fill and reclaim rate is in the range of 1000 MT/h.
Regan Heaton, SCAFCO Grain Systems' Sales Manager, United States/Canada also provided these photographs of SCAFCO Grain Systems conveyors. Both conveyors are on the same project. Top is SCAFCO Model SD1618 fill conveyor with a capacity of 225 MT/hr. At bottom is SCAFCO Grain Systems Model IDC1220 incline reclaim conveyor.
These conveyors are filling six SCAFCO Model 2414SHBT hopper bottom silos, each with a capacity of 558 metric tons. An expansion is currently underway which will include an extension of all conveying equipment, catwalks, and six additional 2414SHBT hopper silos.
As far as is known, since the first SCAFCO Grain Systems silos were manufactured and sold by the company in 1961, most of them are still being utilised to store grain. Over the years there have been a number of styles of the identification sign on SCAFCO silos. Two different ones are shown here within the two photographs.
After a brief hiatus during the political process of renewing Ex-Im Bank lending authority, the bank has returned to its former status of being able to offer financial support to SCAFCO customers. SCAFCO has long been a supporter of the Ex-Im Bank financing program. In this photo, Washington State's governor and both US Senators made a visit to SCAFCO in support of the periodic charter renewal process.
On January 26-28, 2016, SCAFCO Grain Systems will be exhibiting at the International Production and Processing Expo in Atlanta, Georgia State, USA.
SCAFCO will be located in booth #2557 in Hall A of the Georgia World Congress Centre. Representing SCAFCO at the exposition will be Dan Wambeke and Wilson Zapata. We look forward to meeting everyone there where you are welcome to simply stop by to visit or to make inquiry about your grain storage and handling requirements.
Visit the SCAFCO site HERE.
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