Aspire storage system
The aspire system for open boxes is also a direct ventilation system. The air in the room is conditioned and then sucked through the boxes. All kinds of standard open boxes can be used for this system.
Modified Atmoshpheric Cold Storage
NSSPL Modified Atmosphere Cold storage is used mainly for the storage of fresh vegetables. In this type of storage, a modified atmosphere is created and maintained.
Potato Suite
With Vultus, farmers can make informed decisions about their potato crops and achieve maximum profits.
Box Storage
With Allround box storage the products are stored in large bins. The product is stacked up to about 6 boxes high. Box storage is a very flexible way to store agricultural products.
Controlled Atmospheric Cold Storage
With the advent of controlled atmosphere cold storage, storage and long-time availability of seasonal fruits is now possible. This technology is mainly useful for long term storage of perishable fruits.
Cold Storage Solution
NSSPL cold storages are designed with the latest technologies keeping local climatic conditions into consideration. NSSPL builds Temperature Controlled Cold Storage
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Bulk Storage
Storage in bulk is an effective and economical way of storage. Effective because it is a direct ventilation system what means that 100% of the air distribution coming from the fan is forced to pass the product.
Temperature Controlled Cold Storage
NSSPL offers turnkey solutions for all types of cold storages including civil and PEB works, based on customer requirements of cold storage, by creating and defining the industry through its in-house innovated and also world over available technologies.
Intake & Storage Equipment
Flo-Mech offers a range of intake and storage systems from smaller capacities all the way up to large systems with multiple infeed and storage bins. They can tailor solutions to your needs.
SB 651 Receiving hopper of 12-14 m³
La SB 651 es una tolva receptora de gran rendimiento con una capacidad de tolva de 12-14 m³ y un suelo de tolva de 2 metros de anchura con manipulación suave del producto. Se pueden colocar varias unidades después de la tolva.
SC Compact cultivator
El SC Compact es un cultivador desarrollado específicamente para usar en combinación con una plantadora de vasos CP 42 (4 x 75 cm). Este cultivador, el siguiente a SC 300, es el segundo modelo de la nueva serie SC de Dewulf.
R3060 Self-propelled 2-row sieving harvester
Gracias a su más de un cuarto de siglo de artesanía inconfundible, la R3060 se haconvertido en un punto de referencia en el segmento de cosechadoras de cribado auto-propulsadas de 2 hileras.
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Fresh Box
Effective refreshment of CO₂ with minimal energy consumption. With the Tolsma Fresh Box, the air in the storage is being refreshed with optimal temperature and moisture condistions. This improves the product quality.
CP 42
La CP 42 es una plantadora de vasos de 4 hileras de usos múltiples. La máquina montada o remolcada está disponible con una gran variedad de opciones y se puede adaptar fácilmente a sus necesidades específicas.
Structural 4000 Smart-Float
La Miedema Structural 4000 es una plantadora de correas montada o remolcada de 4 hileras que combina una precisión de plantación extrema, una gran velocidad de marcha (hasta 11 km/h) y una suave manipulación de las patatas.
MB 33 Box filler with a capacity of 40-60 boxes per hour
Con el MB 33, las cajas se llenan parcialmente en capas inclinando la cinta de llenado y desplazándola en la caja. Este llenador de cajas Miedema tiene una capacidad de 40-60 cajas por hora.
Climate Units
The new climate units ensure an optimal climate in every phase of storage. Ventilating, cooling and drying while maintaining product quality.
CP 22 Farmer
La CP 22 Farmer es una plantadora de vasos montada de 2 hileras y ofrece el mejor rendimiento de su clase con un tamaño compacto. Esta CP es la mejor opción para productores de patatas profesionales con superficies pequeñas o especializadas.
