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Hopper Cones

Hopper Cones

Welded vs Bolt-together

Welded Hoppers

  • Available Up to 24’ Diameter
  • Most economical to build and install
  • Smooth Seams with no bolt heads

Bolt Together Hoppers

  • Available in any size, required for 27’ and larger Diameter
  • Lower trucking rates
  • Assembly inside concrete silos or Harvestore Silos

How to measure for a hopper

How do we fit the hopper to the bin? Here is what we need.

  1. With a steel 100’ tape, measure the circumference (all the way around) the bin in the valley of the corrugation. This measurement is critical to a good fit
  2. Measure the width of the corrugation. Usually this measures either 2.66” or 4”
Measuring the circumference
Measuring Corrugation

The hopper is built slightly smaller than your measurement, allowing the bin to fit snugly over the outside of the hopper.

Typically, the hopper is bolted to existing bins in the bottom valley of the corrugation. The hopper has slotted holes pre-cut but the holes in your bin will need to be drilled once the hopper is in place. Small tabs on the hopper top ring allow you to set the bin down over the ring and it will hold bin at the correct height for fastening.

Bolted In Valley
Inside Bin Bolted To Hopper

Standard Features on every Hopper:

-Heavy Duty 18” Rack and Pinion Gate

-19” x 24” Manway with Cover

Slide Gate Rollers
Slide Gate With Crank
Manway

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Welded Hoppers

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Accessories

Grain Bins & Parts

Industrial Hoppers

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