THE PATENTED COVERING SYSTEM
Covering your silage airtight efficiently is therefore very important. The Silage Safe system allows you to cover your silage accurately and with minimal physical effort before rain arrives.
The advantages of the Silage Safe cover system are:
- Minimize forage losses
- No more need to use tires, trunks or soil
- Optimal protection from outside influences such as birds, insects and weather
Watch the video and convince yourself of the benefits of the Silage Safe cover system.
HOW DOES THE SILAGE SAFE COVERING SYSTEM WORK?
The principle of Silage Safe cover system is simple. The cover system consists of 2-meter wide woven plastic canvases, perforated PVC tubes and straps. The canvases are delivered to size according to the width, height and length of your silo.
IN DETAIL
Below are three detail drawings of the cover system. The first drawing shows the perforated PVC pipe. This serves as a drain for draining rainwater from the roughage. In the second detail drawing you can see the two steel tubes located in the hem and connected by a tension band. This provides the tensile stress on your roughage. In the third detail drawing you can see the plastic fabric sandwiched between trench silo wall, agricultural plastic and roughage. This also shows the PVC pipe that serves as a drain for draining rainwater.
The perforated PVC pipe serves to drain rainwater and moisture from roughage
2 steel tubes are interconnected with a tension band, providing tensile stress on your forage.
The plastic cover is sandwiched between the trench silo wall, agricultural plastic and roughage. The PVC pipe serves as a drain for rainwater.
7 STEPS
In seven easy steps, you can cover your forage.
1) Put a woven plastic canvas on both sides of your roughage
2) Then on both sides of the roughage, lay your agricultural plastic
3) Pull the plastic and then the tarpaulins over the pit
4) Connect the eyes of the canvas to the straps
5) Pull the tensioner toward you and repeat
6) Hard tightening of the polyester drapes
7) Connect the 2 red PVC pipes to the grey PVC pipes at the pit entrance for marking and for rainwater drainage.
