Washer & Drying Table Combination
A barrel washer and a 20-roller drying table on one machine, so every wet transition drains into one tank and is managed in one place. Built with 3 or 4 metre barrels at 1200 or 1500 mm diameter.
Dirt-Sep
A set-and-run separator for intake lines: top removal plus two dirt separation modules, built to move between crops without readjusting.
Intake lines usually get the least attention in a facility. The Dirt-Sep is built for that: set it up once and it runs under most conditions, moving between crops with no adjustments in between.
The standard machine is top removal followed by two dirt separation modules. There are four module combinations to suit your feed and the space you have, plus an optional spreader module with 4 rollers that spreads product across the full width of the separator.
Clean product stores better and lets air move through the pile, so getting dirt out at intake pays off for the whole storage season.
Why it works
Highlights
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Set up once, runs across crops
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Top removal plus two dirt-sep modules
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Gentle handling
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Four module combinations
To suit your feed and building.
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Optional 4-roller spreader
Spreads product across the full width.
Data
Models and sizes
| Combination | Module order |
|---|---|
| 1 | Top removal, dirt-sep, dirt-sep |
| 2 | Dirt-sep, top removal, dirt-sep |
| 3 | Spreader, top removal, dirt-sep, dirt-sep |
| 4 | Spreader, dirt-sep, top removal, dirt-sep |
Configure it
Options
Length
Width
Star or coil configuration
Spreader module
4 rollers to spread product across the full width.
Washing & stone removal
Works alongside
Barrel Washer
A stainless steel barrel washer in lengths from 3 to 9 metres and 1200 or 1500 mm diameters, sized to your volume and to how dirty the crop comes in.
Pre-Soak Tank
Up to 125 tons (250,000 lb) per hour
Soaks product ahead of the washer so dirt loosens, stones drop and floating debris comes off early, at up to 125 tons per hour. It also holds product so the wash line gets an even feed.
Planning a line? Talk to the HJV Engineering team.
Tell us what you run, how much of it, and where it goes next. We'll lay out the line with you.