Pipe systems
Polyurethane-lined grain pipes
Polyurethane is an ideal material for protecting grain pipes from wear. Corn, barley, wheat, rice and soybeans especially wear down grain pipes when large quantities are handled. A polyurethane coating is exceptionally durable compared with other common grain-pipe materials. Due to its molecular structure, polyurethane has excellent tensile strength, which prevents small particles from detaching from the surface. The lining is designed for industrial use and withstands even very granular and hard materials.
Using polyurethane significantly extends the service life of grain pipes. In grain pipes, polyurethane lasts five to eight times longer than bare metal. Because polyurethane protects pipes from wear, it is a highly cost-effective investment for farmers operating in the grain supply and transportation chain. The pipes consist of a 2.0 mm thick metal jacket with a 5 mm thick polyurethane lining. Available diameters: 200 mm, 250 mm, 300 mm.
Advantages of polyurethane-lined grain pipes:
- Reduces abrasive wear
- Reduces friction
- Protects against corrosion
- Dampens noise
- Extends pipe lifespan
- Reduces maintenance needs
Pipelines
Mepu's grain pipes are a versatile pipe system designed for grain transfer. Grain pipes are available in diameters Ø160 mm, Ø200 mm and Ø250 mm; flue pipes Ø160 mm and Ø200 mm. By using quick clamps, different pipe sections are easy and fast to join into a sealed system without tools.
You can conveniently order pipe sections and other accessories from our online store!
Modular grain-pipe system
Ø200 mm / Ø250 mm / Ø300 mm | Lengths 1 m and 2 m No more sagging and leaking pipe lines! Mepu's new modular grain pipes are quick and easy to assemble and are extremely durable. They have a self-supporting structure, to be supported every 6 m. Longer structures can be supported with lattice/steel-wire supports.
- Bolted flange connection
- Worn parts easily replaceable
- Adaptable to FK fittings with a transition piece
- Galvanized structural steel (t=1.5 mm)
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