Description
HORIZONTAL MOBILE SILO, SINCE 1989
Easily transportable and with a low environmental impact, EUROSILO mobile horizontal silos are the ideal solution for short-term construction sites. Unlike vertical silos, they do not require cranes for installation, nor do they need concrete slabs or ground anchoring, thereby reducing assembly, dismantling, and handling costs. Designed to operate across diverse sectors such as construction, agriculture, and environmental management, EUROSILO units ensure precise dosing of powder and granular materials, handling bulk substances like cement, lime, fillers, bentonite, sand, and fly ash with maximum efficiency.
STORAGE FROM 15 TO 76 m³
The product range adapts to any volumetric requirement, with models covering a capacity from 15 m³ to 76 m³. To optimize workflows, two main configurations are available: the horizontal silo with electronic dosing (EUROSILO DE) and the timed-dosing version (EUROSILO T). A strategic key feature is the HC (High Cube) version: its structure is specifically sized for container shipping, significantly reducing sea freight costs for the international market. In addition, every model integrates high-performance screw conveyor extraction systems, with standard flow rates configurable at 17, 25, or 40 m³/h to meet various discharge speed requirements.
THE PRODUCT FOR YOUR NEEDS
EUROSILO horizontal silos are particularly suitable for loading concrete mixers and self-loading truck mixers for the production of concrete, for filling batching units in mobile and stationary plants for the production of concrete, or premixes, for filling batching units in spreaders for soil or road stabilization and for loading tankers for the transport of powdered materials; or they can be combined with continuous plants for the production of concrete or with continuous plants for soil treatment.
Thanks to their compact and contained dimensions, optimized for intermodal transportand their distinctive horizontal design, horizontal mobile silos overcome the most complex logistical challenges, fitting seamlessly even into extreme environments such as congested city centers, tunnels, glaciers, and deserts.
