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Grain drying & handling

Harvest when the crop is ready. Dry it to safe moisture.

A dryer takes the guesswork out of getting maize, wheat and soya dry enough to store and sell. Harvest when the crop is ready instead of waiting on the field, and keep more of it out of the rain.

How it dries

Even drying that keeps up with the harvest.

Wet grain feeds in at the top and dry grain comes out the bottom without stopping so it dries evenly all the way through and keeps moving through the whole harvest. Built mainly for maize, wheat and soya, the same drying approach can be configured for crops such as macadamia, paprika, onions and seed-maize cobs.

Key points04
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    Continuous flow wet grain in, dry grain out, all day

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    Dries evenly through the column, not in batches

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    Heat matched to the crop, so grain isn't scorched or cracked

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    Automated moisture control holds your target

Dryer range

Continuous-flow dryer capacities

8 tonne/hour dryer

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Approx. 8 t/hour · ~5% moisture drop · up to ~192 t/day

A practical option for farms needing reliable drying capacity without over-sizing the installation.

12 tonne/hour dryer

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Approx. 12 t/hour · ~5% moisture drop · up to ~288 t/day

A mid-capacity dryer for farms handling larger harvest volumes and tighter storage windows.

16 tonne/hour dryer

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Approx. 16 t/hour · ~5% moisture drop · up to ~384 t/day

A higher-output dryer for commercial operations where harvest pressure and grain movement are critical.

Why it matters

Why drying capacity can change the season.

01

Get off the land earlier

Reap before the crop is field-dry, beat the early rains, and leave less standing to lodge or go missing.

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Deliver sooner, with more options

Earlier drying can help you deliver before queues build, protect quality, and choose better marketing windows.

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Clear land earlier for the next crop

Drying lets you harvest earlier, move crop off the land sooner, and prepare for the next planting window.

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Contract drying potential

Where capacity allows, a dryer can also be used to dry for neighbouring farms.

Gallery

Grain drying installations

Dryers, augers and grain handling layouts installed for farm use.

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Common questions

Questions worth settling before you buy.

Yes, the dryers come with loading and offloading augers as standard.

Included with every system

Support comes with the system.

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Farm visit and sizing

We look at crop, site, fuel, power, buildings and workflow before sizing the system.

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Build check-ins

We supply the drawings and check the build at key stages while your builder handles the brickwork.

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Season support

Calls, setup help, troubleshooting and practical advice are part of the system.

Talk to ROC Systems

Size the dryer around your harvest.

Tell us the crop, the tonnes, how wet it comes in, the fuel and where it goes after, and we will work out the right setup.