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Grain Dryers

Energy-efficient continuous-flow dryers that protect kernel quality while removing moisture fast — the essential partner to every silo plant.

Overview

Moisture under control

Grain that goes into storage wet comes out ruined. The Grains supplies mixed-flow continuous and recirculating batch dryers from 10 to 200 tonnes per hour, fired by gas, LPG, diesel or biomass, with precise temperature control that protects germination and milling yield while drying maize, paddy and other grains to safe storage moisture.

Grain Dryers by The Grains Pakistan
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Benefits

The numbers that matter

5-6%

Moisture Removal/Pass

Typical single-pass reduction for maize at rated capacity.

200 TPH

Maximum Capacity

Dryer towers sized for the largest harvest intakes.

-20%

Fuel Consumption

Heat-recovery design versus conventional dryers.

±0.5%

Final Moisture Accuracy

Automatic control delivers uniform, storage-safe grain.

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Inside the projects

Technical Specifications

Plant specifications

ParameterSpecification
Capacity Range10 – 200 TPH (maize, 5% moisture removal basis)
Dryer TypesMixed-flow continuous towers, recirculating batch dryers
CropsMaize, rice paddy, wheat, canola, sunflower, soybean
Fuel OptionsNatural gas, LPG, diesel, biomass / rice-husk furnace
Drying Air Temperature40 – 120 °C, crop-dependent and fully adjustable
Control SystemPLC with online moisture measurement and modulation
Noise & EmissionsDesigned to international workplace and stack norms
Applications

Who it's built for

  • Maize belt storage & trading hubs
  • Rice paddy processors
  • Seed processing companies
  • Silo complexes & feed mills
Grain Dryers — The Grains project

Part of a complete storage system

Grain drying systems integrate directly with our silos and handling equipment — continuous-flow dryers sized to your intake rate, with pre-cleaners and conveyors matched in one engineered system for wheat, rice, maize and oilseeds.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Start from your peak daily intake and incoming moisture. As a rule of thumb, a dryer must handle the wettest 20 days of harvest — we model your intake curve and recommend a capacity with sensible reserve.

Yes. Mixed-flow dryers handle both crops; paddy simply runs at lower air temperatures and slower throughput to protect head-rice yield. The control system stores separate recipes per crop.

Where pipeline gas is available it is usually cheapest. For paddy sites, rice-husk biomass furnaces turn a waste product into free fuel and are increasingly the best answer as gas tariffs rise.

Not when done correctly. Seed-grade drying uses lower air temperatures and gentle handling; our dryers are used by seed companies specifically because germination is preserved.

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