Breston NB10-250B agricultural conveyor
tholen6478 km to "United States/Columbus"
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Elevate your bulk material handling with the Breston NB10-250B Dosing bunker
a heavy-duty receiving hopper designed to optimize efficiency across diverse industries. Engineered with robust construction
it can reliably handle various bulk products
making it a valuable asset for transshipment
recycling
and agribulk terminals such as grain storage facilities. From grain
coffee beans
cocoa beans
wood pellets
sand
gravel
to soil
this hopper accommodates a wide range of materials
essential for processing and storage systems. Tailored for truck unloading
the Breston NB10-250B Dosing bunker also supports material transfer via wheel loaders or cranes. With a floor length of 5.5m and a width of 250cm
it boasts a substantial capacity of approximately 350TPH. Equipped with a cross conveyor at the end
it offers flexible material discharge to the left or right
seamlessly integrating with conveyor or shiploader systems. Revolutionize your material handling operations with the Breston NB10-250B Dosing bunker today!