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Planning a store? Talk to our experts...


Supporting our manufacturing


Perfect for new build grain stores


• Suits overhead conveyor filled stores. • Easy to position and move fans. • Pedestals more secure when filling. • Warm air expelled out of store.


Available in:


OXFORDSHIRE: 500 tonne mixed crop store


WARWICKSHIRE: 5000 tonne wheat store


WILTSHIRE: 1000 tonne


wheat & spring barley store


CAMBRIDGE:


Used for part of a 100,000 tonne commercial


storage operation


ROMANIA: 10,000


tonnes of grain maize


YORKSHIRE: 10,000 tonnes


of wheat for animal feed - another system on order


Polycool Laterals Floor based ventilation systems


Currently our fastest selling product


EV Fans connect directly to 450mm duct through an external wall to cool stored crops.


EV high pressure fans for grain ventilation


Designed specifically for dust laden air conditions and are available in a variety of standards and finishes including mild steel, ATEX and Stainless Steel alternatives.


• Built to order in sizes 0.75kw-75kw.


• Perfect for blowing air through under floor channels or floor ducts, for cooling and conditioning crops.


• Offer flow rates up to 90,000m3 per hour and pressures up to 300Mbar (120 in.s WG).


Grain maize in Romania


LAST


YEAR WE BLEW IT


Animal feed in Yorkshire


Miscanthus for horse bedding in Cornwall


Great hat-trick of EV benefits


3 High quality 3 UK built 3 Competitively priced


Tel: 01935 850750 • www.evansandpearce.com


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