Wedge wires are often used for grain drying, mash tun, and malt kiln floors. Wedge wire floor bearing capacity is strong, firmly connected, flat surface, even if used for many years, there will be no uneven or broken areas.
Time has proven that wedge wire works well as grain-drying floors. The 30-year-old wedge wire grain drying floors are still working well. The wedge wires have self-cleaning and anti-clogging functions during use. This maintains a good ventilation environment for the grain.
Mash tun floors, also known as false bottoms, support the grain and allow the wort to pass smoothly. The mash tun false bottom is made of stainless steel 316, and 304, customizable, stable, and reliable.
Unlike perforated plate false bottoms, wedge wire false bottoms are installed at the bottom of the mash tun. This makes the outflow faster, clearer, and with less malt residue.
▪ Malt Kiln Floors
Stainless steel looped wedge wire outperforms any other type of malt kiln flooring. Malt Kiln Floors are custom-sized and can be joined together to extend lengths, with proper sealing to protect the ends of the wire. Panels can also interlock if required.
Benefits of Wedge Wire Grain Drying Floor
1. Improved Drying Efficiency: The wedge wire technology enhances air distribution, leading to faster drying times and reduced energy usage.
2. Enhanced Grain Quality: By ensuring uniform drying, the floor helps maintain the quality and integrity of the grain, reducing the risk of spoilage and loss.
3. Cost-Effective Solution: The robust design and low maintenance requirements make this drying floor a cost-effective investment for grain processing facilities.
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